#quadrantfills

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<3 with an Heir of Blood -The Mage's control of personal restraint and the interactions that lead to an end cause them to be a bold, but level-headed leader of sorts, even if only through strategy. They would be able to help the Heir tap into their powers through restraint and careful actions. The Heir would unknowingly cause teammates to respect and listen to the Mage, making the Mage all the more beneficial. This way their powers interact would lead to them spending a lot of time together, and their personal vs practical nature would balance each other out. I can see the Heir falling for the Mage, comforting them when an end seems bleak. The Mage would eventually realize it wasn't just for the sake of the team. Of course, that's just a possibility.

<3< Bard of Life -The Bard's habit of carelessly exploiting the enormous power that life holds contrasts the Mage, who is all about the importance of self-sacrifice and actions. The Bard would have a more carefree/joking look at life than the Mage as well, and their differences of approaching their skills would cause plenty of hostility.

<> Knight of Rage -The Knight acts out boldly and openly, and uses the negative side of life that the Mage faces as fuel to fight. Their focus on restraint fits with the motive of sacrifice, and the Mage's calm temperment can balance out the Knight's brashness.

[[ As always, if you prefer a different interpretation of the fan class, please let me know~

Now this is a fascinating Classpect. As someone bound to nothingness until reaching godteir (whether they know this or not), they would likely have trouble being of use to the team and feel empty and powerless until they are killed somehow. You could take this in a lot of ways, so I tried to include quadrants that were suited (the redroms) and ones that could either go really well or really deadly which fits the Soul's theme (the blackroms).

Matesprite: Knight of Hope -The Soul of Void would feel admiration towards the Knight's dedication to beliefs and will to protect positivity. In return, the Knight would see the possibilities that the Soul is open to, and give loving support and confidence.

Moirail: Sylph of Doom -This is someone who understands destruction and the importance of sacrifice, and is able to use this understanding to heal and sooth others. As such, the sylph would be able to understand the Void's emptiness but see it as a good thing, and would be much comfort if the Soul is killed.

Kismesis: Thief of Breath -The thief is a very active and somewhat selfish class, and breath is an even more active and goal-oriented aspect. As such, the Thief would get frustrated by the Soul of Void's apparent weakness and the fact that they literally have "nothing" to offer. The Thief could see their battles as either a way to improve the teammate or get rid of them completely, so this could go in many directions.

Auspice: I don't think this quadrant would really apply unless the they are specifically trying to protect the Soul of Void from an overbearing kismesitude. In that case, the Seer of Time would be best suited. As one who knows the importance of timing and the way events can unwind, it would make sense that the Seer would have a plan involving the Soul of Void. However, this could go the other way in which the Seer's interest in mortality (which seems to be a constant theme in HS) would manage to make things worse in order to willingly get the Soul killed, and thus reach full potential.