MOON - Jharode, SEE-NO-EVIL - Kimmet, COLLISON - Nisha

🌙 MOON - Jharode, 🙈 SEE-NO-EVIL - Kimmet, 💥 COLLISON - Nisha

Jharode 🌙

He believes he's meant to be an Inquisitor, to fulfill the purpose he was forged for: voidwalker hunting and flood control. Jharode has been trying all his life to make it there, but a flaw in his forging creates problems he constantly has to hide in order to avoid being discarded entirely. All he wants is to not be a broken knife.

Deep down he wants a lot more than this but unfortunately for him it's buried under years of brainwashing and desperation. Rip metal murder man

"how far" is an important plot question! "How far" ends up being "making a deal with a gutter-rat and the holy artifact she stole." Haha oh no

Kimmet 🙈

Under the charmy, flirty veneer he uses to manage people is a soft, touchstarved little man. Nobody gets to see that though, because he sees emotional attachment as a danger he can't afford if he wants everything to run smoothly.

Nisha 💥

Anger. For someone who spends so much time running from her problems, Nisha gets angry really fast. It usually gets her to mouth off into bigger trouble, which she will either again, run away from, or try to scramble to patch up. She's very bad at admitting she's wrong though, so you can imagine how well that goes. Her brother usually tries to get her out of trouble. Later, this becomes Jharode's problem.

🕷& 🌠 for Kimmet!

🕷what is their biggest fear? do they have any irrational / mundane fears?

Needles. Very unfortunate, because he needs four to five giant ones in his back to connect him to the airship he drives. It's worse because he's not allowed to take them out or put them back in by himself. He gets pretty ill and jittery, and he does not like people seeing that.

🌠 if they could make any wish with no repercussions, what wish would they make?

Picking a non-spoilery one: To be able to actually own the ship he's connected to so he can go where he wants, when he wants. He wants to go out and see things and not be trapped behind a wheel.  Kimmet has a lot of schemes, but that kind of freedom is probably the most selfish one he admits to himself.

a slightly spoilery one: to get back the talent that the Inquisition forged out of him.

yeah

Enemies to enemies to found family to enemies to lovers

you win: one shitty wolf sketch

pretend the pencil smudge is a bruise from getting clocked in the face. its in character

god this scene i haven’t written would be so emotional if it came with 50k words of context i also haven’t written