#verac

No specific characters, so let's run the gamut!

Allerion: No. His soul belongs to the Light and only the Light is fit to keep it. He's so fucking obnoxious.

Cyri: Falls in (and out of) love with every third person she meets... Maybe every other. So soulmates? Hah.

Kelanthael: Without a doubt. He'd spent thousands upon thousands of years with his husband and when he died, the rest of Kel's life was spend anticipating seeing him again.

Khali: Yes, but actually no, but a little yes. She's in an open relationship with her goblin gal, but she's so head over heels for that gob and that gob alone that there may as well not be other people on Azeroth the moment she spots her. So, kinda sorta has her soulmate, but is willing to share?

Lliane: She'd never considered having one and doesn't really get it. But if you explain it to her, she'd say "Oh, so Teeree?" and that'd be that.

Varad: No. Next question.

Verac: No, but fate seems certain on reuniting him with a specific person.

(Thanks for the ask, Philly bb @glitchphil )

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Verac

The only scion of an old house of Magisters and Wardens of the Sunwell, he was familiar with planned dates. The little time that he kept for himself to break up the dayrs or sometimes weeks worth of time he only left his office to sleep or use the restroom were almost exclusively used for social functions or to accompany an available ward of another, often lesser rarely greater, noble house on a date. Plans were intricately made by both sets of parents to ensure Verac and his date would have the most, to put it plainly, efficient time to get to know one another. Shockingly, this always proved to effective for ensuring romance was never an option.

There were the occasional, what he would find our decades later were meant to be, impromptu dates sprung on him by an eager lady of a familiar house that always seemed eager to bring him warm meals and probe him for his thoughts on his work.

Modern Verac would prove much more flexible, though the closest thing to a date he's been on in the past ten plus years is to visit a person who's helping him with some... shall we say medical problems.

Cyri

She has a hard time following a map, step-by-step instructions to bake bread, and comes home from the market with a cool new hat (that she definitely didn't steal) when she was supposed to get flour. A planned date would be a nightmare for everyone involved.

Instead, you can rely on her to see something that looks fun, grab you by the arm, and drag you too said thing. Only to change course on the way there because, hey, that thing over there looks way more fun!

(Thanks for the ask! @ms-winford )

Power -

Kelanthael’s never been offered any position of power, largely because he’s refused any offer before it can be given to him.

Cyri, never.

Khali desires a position of some power. She wants to prove her worth as a servant of Gonk and, in turn, be recognized as an authority on raptor care-taking and rearing. It’s been her dream since she was very young and it’s what drives her to continue honing her craft even after having to leave her home.

Allerion (my death knight) took his place as a Field Commander of the knights stationed at Acherus with a sense of entitlement. Widely hated by many of his peers, his service record is outstanding and he is practically in a class of his own amongst many of his fellows. The position was granted to him following the collapse of his regiment, in which the leader and several of her officers abandoned the Ebon Blade. He, being the only loyalist officer, reacted to this chance for power by betraying every deserter and beginning a campaign to hunt down each one of them and those involved with damaging the Ebon Blade’s structure. There’s a reason literally no one likes him.

Varad had a chance at power amongst the outcasts before he, for reasons unanswered, abandoned his people. It’s very likely the reason he left has something to do with what he might have used that brief chance of power to gain.

Verac’thar was a loyalist to Kael’thas until the very end and for the briefest of moments had a level of power during the Illidan/Kael’thas led Northrend campaign before things, as they so often do, fell apart. He was proud to serve while he did and would gladly have followed his prince until the very end if he could.

Holidays -

Kelanthael loves to flex his legendary tolerance during Brewfest

Cyri only ever really celebrated the Harvest Festival, but if she got to attend the lunar festival she’d probably fall in love with it

Khali’s been to one Darkmoon Faire, but completely believes that it is 1. A holiday outside of Zandalar and 2. The greatest thing ever

Allerion doesn’t celebrate hoildays

Varad mocks people that celebrate holidays (but pretends to be in an Arakkoa costume for candy during Hallow’s End)

Verac’thar’s favourite isn’t the Day of the Dead, but it’s the only one he places reverence and importance into. Saying it’s his favourite would send the wrong kind of message after all