❛ you’re the only one i see. ❜ // @sceadwe​ — meme

his loyalty was unquestionable, really. the only person she knew who would never betray her, that she could trust with her plans. sure, the secrets he kept from her were frustrating and she really did wish he would give her the same level of trust she gave him, but edelgard always knew that he wished for the best for her. 

and so when hubert spoke those words, head bowed low in respect, she knew he spoke the truth.

“ the worst fate is to live my life without you in it. “ // @sceadwe​

edelgard prided herself on being stronger than the average woman her age. after all, she had survived so much in her twenty-four years — an insurrection and temporary exile from her home, being experimented on, having to bear two crests, starting a war against a powerful church. but still, her heart skipped a beat at the words her loyal retainer spoke. romance was hardly hubert’s strong suit, and she knew that he’d brush it off as him saying what he saw as facts, but the fact remained that it warmed her to hear him say it.

‘does this coy thing work for you much?’ // @sceadwe​ // meme

An ever-so-consistent critique from Hubert. Modest was one of the concepts Linhardt tried to adapt to his personality. The title of a noble and the concept of nobility was always foolish to him. Humans were all the same, the only difference was crest inheritance. The ‘playing coy’ aspect of his personality wasn’t really meant to attract anyone or trick anyone. Linhardt liked being vague about his information as well. Shouting about your discoveries and other research-based ideas and discovering that they would be wrong was quite.... embarassing. Especially when he prided himself on his intelligence. “I would say it works, but sadly it seems that you’re the only one that is attracted to me rather than the opposite.”

sceadwe​ said: “ don’t be so dramatic. ”