#soz.

- thepurps

@thepurpz OOO if you're asking for my headcanons I'd be very happy to share!!! :D

I guess this is most obvious of all but Exandroth is no-low empathy and didn't even have emotions before possessing Peter. I like to imagine in an au where he lives longer, he actually starts to have some intense moodswings: going from zero emotion to any emotion at all is a big change. He does remain low empathy though so someone should probs pull it aside and teach them abt how to treat other ppl normally.

Exandroth's vision is actually a really jumbled mess. She can see the full lightspectrum, he can see people's magical auras, he can sometimes even see multiple layers of the same person. When he looks at Rumi he can see some overlap between the different masks they've had and when it looks at Thanatos she can see his past self. Basically, it's enough of a mess that it would give almost anyone other than Exandroth motion sickness.

Exandroth always rolls up her sleeves and takes off his glasses because it's very irritating for him. It doesn't like the clothes Peter wears and Peter doesn't have the right prescription.

In general it gets uncomfortable and tiring to possess Peter constantly. What's usually just an unnoticable function for a person, Exandroth has to actively pay attention to. He needs to remember to breathe or to blink. It makes it a lot harder to talk when Exandroth's 100x more aware of moving his mouth than a normal person. This is why Exandroth doesn't possess Peter all the time, though it does get better the more practice she has.

Speaking of, Exandroth tries to speak a comprehensible language so people can understand him, but its actual speech is a string of inhuman noises. His vocal range varies from being able to sound like a beautiful angel, which can feel very soothing when listened to, or letting out a horrible shriek, which can make you feel physically ill.