♤ : Cooking headcanon

Cooking is an art of the senses in Pyrrha’s opinion: you should eat what can fuel you for the day; you shouldn’t overindulge; most of all, even though something might be easy, that doesn’t make it the best option, and you’ll be happier in the long run if you make a good choice now. (Ren’s pancakes are an easy exception to this loose guideline.)

Like everything else she encounters, Pyrrha approaches meals with a kind of positive diligence that’s made her (if not a master chef) pretty passable as a cook over the years, at least for herself. One finds…differing opinions among some of her companions, depending on the dish served, although the consensus on the 30 Day Nikos Diet is something along the lines of, “Jesus, why would you eat anything else if you’re gearing up for a big test or tournament??" That stuff is tried and tested. See: Pyrrha’s Mistral trophies.

As one can expect of a cyborg, Genos is usually calm, serious, and expressionless.

␛ for ANGER headcanon:

Genos is actually pretty quick to anger, especially in battle. When he sees someone threatening the lives of innocents or if someone insults his sensei, Genos is easily ticked off. Even more, he’s the type that can only resolve these things with violence. Genos makes it known when he’s angry, though pure seething rage is never his style.

✿ for HAPPINESS headcanon

Cyclamen: Who is someone your character has had to say good-bye to?

TEARS UP A LOT DON'T LOOK AT ME

Daud doesn't like goodbyes. It's not really an idea that he's accustomed to. He's like that guy who never says bye before he hangs up the phone, except in a way more serious, stoic assassin-y way. He doesn't even say goodbye to Billie Lurk, except maybe in his heart.

But he does part from her, perhaps forever (definitely forever if you choose certain options), and he doesn't want to.

Nightshade: What is a painful truth your character has had to face?

Want another painful truth?

History won't remember Daud as anything but a monster. It's already happened - there are books about him, and pamphlets warning people about the big, scary, Knife of Dunwall. They paint him as a vicious beast, sometimes literally giving him the characteristics of an animal.