#percival.

Sometimes at dances or parties they perform these little “magic tricks” and it’s one of the little activities they like to do.

THE BEANS MAKE FIREWORKS THAT'S PRECIOUS.

I can always do more.

It was her mantra, the echoing thought in her head. Percival guided herself by it, ignoring all remarks — both diplomatic and irritated — that she was still young and the newest knight to boot. It didn't matter to her.

Percival needed to be on par with the rest. She wanted to bridge any and every gap until she was deemed just as, if not more, capable as any of the older knights.

She worked and worked, trained and trained, thought and studied and filled every waking moment with progress...

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Danke 💙 And of course you may!

1: sexuality headcanon 

Biromantic asexual (more 'nah' then 'no') and a trans girl!

2: otp 

Galahad.

3: brotp

Still Galahad (hi yes I support romantic friendships where the parties do not want a relationship). And Lamorak (I am gonna have SO MUCH FUN with these two when I start writing again).

4: notp

Uhhhhhhh.... Percival and heights.

5: first headcanon that pops into my head 

She does have small awkward teen crushes on the lady knights + Guin.

6: one way in which I relate to this character

I too have to be perfect in what I do the first time I do it.

7: thing that gives me second hand embarrassment about this character

She's in her awkward teen phase and won't let herself be in her awkward teen phase and I just want her to be okay with not being okay sometimes.

8: cinnamon roll or problematic fave?

If you’re talking physical then Gawain would’ve at least been higher ranked than Geraint, no?

Overall power and I suppose potential.

In Lancelot's case, it's very much due to his well-roundedness in speed, strength, durability, etc. He's very hard to beat, even with incredible powers, hence his shock when he was captured and his relief when he realised it was because it was a god doing the work. Lancelot can usually figure out where he matches up with an opponent and then lean on a different fighting style to take the win (for example, against Gawain, Lancelot wouldn't try to overpower Gawain, but would shift to his speed or try to outsmart him).

Gawain is physically much stronger than Geraint. Gawain is physically stronger than Lancelot. But Geraint has the ability to turn someone's mind against them with his illusion magic and that degree of power is absolutely ridiculous when in the right hands.

And then there's Lamorak, who can hold his own against these people without even using his gravity powers. Lamorak has long since accepted that he won't be the greatest knight (Lancelot claimed that title and destiny when they were young, and Lamorak (and Geraint) quickly realised it — the difference between him and Geraint is that Lamorak accepted it while Geraint resented it). But that's honestly fine with him; Lamorak doesn't care for that particular form of glory. He wants to be the best at what he's best at (horseback riding, jousting, etc.) and to be a great knight. Great, not the best, but still legendary in his own little corner of talent and feats.

And then there's Galahad and Percival, who are definitely going to be the strongest knights when they grow up. Not even Lancelot will be able to hold a candle to them and he's going to be so proud.

Galahad : Yesterday you set the bathroom on fire.

Percival : THERE WAS A SPIDER GALAHAD!

Galahad: You didn't have to kill the poor thing!

Oh boy, questions!

-No. Geraint doesn't openly talk about it to anyone, but the rumours have followed him since he was a child. Sometimes he lets a detail slip when he's had too much to drink but it's always hidden inside a barrage of anger and it's always hard to tell what's real when it comes to him. Like everyone else, Arthur can only guess and fill in the blanks.

-Percival is very goal-oriented. She's always looking for ways to better herself and grow, so usually she'll ask Galahad to spar with her or train their powers when they have some spare time. Galahad also wants to improve, so he never complains (unless he already had plans). Aside from that, they like to go to the library together, play games (such as going to the Game Knights), and they've been known to flop down on the grass or one of their beds and just talk for a while as well. As for solo activities, Galahad likes working on his garden (now and again Percival will help plant a new piece, but overall care falls to Galahad, who adores his plants), and Percival likes to doodle little pictures in one of her notebooks (which no one, not Galahad, not Lamorak, no one will ever be allowed to look at). She also sometimes goes outside, picks up a fallen leaf, and just sets it on fire and watches it burn before doing it again to another one.

-Decently large! Camelot castle has been around for centuries, and the knights' quarters were designed to be live-in, considering their importance to the sovereigns safety. Arthur doesn't like that the knights' rooms are so much larger than the rooms of many other castle workers, who provide such indispensable work, but he wasn't the one who designed the castle and he can't justify using tax money to remodel. He just takes every opportunity he can to raise wages or gift bonuses.

-Arthur's spare time is slim to none, so it's usually Arthur calling the shots and Lancelot following him. Arthur loves to leave the castle if possible, so a run through the fields, a trip down to the town to window-shop, or a visit to Nimue are all things they've been known to do together. If they can't leave the castle (time restrains, weather, Arthur's overworked and is ready to collapse, etc.), then it's things like sparring, dancing, reading together, reminiscing, cuddling, eating their meals together, sometimes they hang out with Guin or Galahad or both... Oh, and of course, sometimes Arthur will sing to Lancelot.