Thank you! :D I’m so glad you enjoyed it!

Oh gosh, do I ever. I could talk endlessly about writing werewolves in fiction. I do have a post here you may find useful, too. I might do more posts in the future about this topic, and in more detail, instead of so vague (since all of these things are so situational, with context required, etc.).

Me? I’d say the werewolves would very often win, yes. ;) I am also very biased. But, generally, werewolves are incredibly underpowered in popular culture, and I think that needs to change. I’d say a werewolf would win against most any vampire or human in a fair fight, but both of them could utilize certain weaponry, traps, and whatnot to take the werewolves down. To me, each individual werewolf is worthy of basically being a “boss fight,” and sometimes an unwinnable one - especially when the werewolf is still in werewolf form!

I also always like to say that werewolves are best left “killable” when they’re in human form. Facing a werewolf in their bestial form is just… crazy.

IMO, that’s a big thing that helps keep them scary, instead of werewolves feeling like throwaway monsters that aren’t really a threat.

Ship that is canon but you don’t ship: 💤

Oh this is difficult to answer with Fire Emblem since most pairings in recent games are variable. Still, there tends to be at least strong suggestions in favor of one or more pairings in the games, so they are “technically canon”. And well, most of them would count for this.

1. my cat

2. the middle of a really good book

3. seeing my friends after a long time

4. when someone compliments me offhandedly

5. the entire season of fall

thank you so much!

10. Go to love songs?

oh my goddd I have so many but I’ll name two for now: valentine by atlas and peach scone by hobo johnson

14. Have you ever confessed your feelings knowing they were unrequited?

no, it would hurt me tbh

27. Have you ever used an online dating site or apps to find dates?