#And yes I ship Seigbert and Ophelia

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Children of Another World AU Personalities

Nina: Nina finds her father’s flirtatious nature to be annoying and disgusting. He wasn’t a great father early on, due to not really wanting a child at first and the fact that he didn’t belong in that world and knew he had to leave. This caused issues as she got older and she often sees herself as a means to an end for him, just a tool to flirt, even though he grew alongside her and admits he was an idiot for acting the way he did. Despite this anger, she still holds him in high regard as both a fighter and a dancer. She did inherent Laslow’s interest in the other sex to an extreme, however, leading to her inability to speak to men/boys unless in the heat of battle. Nina’s a sell-sword who will dispatch bandits and other “low-life scum” for coin.

Midori: A doting daughter, Midori actually laughs off her father, Hinata’s, love of women and weakness to them. She uses this weakness at times to get her way, as he’s unable to tell her no. She prefers to remind him of her strength in battle over the fact that he has a daughter. Despite this, the two are extremely close. Hinata often encourages her to learn, even if he has no idea how to help her, such as with medicine, a subject that Midori wants to learn more about but has never really had the chance. The two of them find sparring to be fun.

Selkie: Selkie dislikes all things gross and enjoys grooming, much to the shock of her fellow Wolfskin. Her father, Keaton, tries to be understanding, but finds it difficult to connect with her. She knows he tries but wishes she didn’t feel so alone. She found a kindred soul in a Kitsune named Velouria.

Mitama: Mitama loves poetry and hates her role as a princess, especially as the crown princess, much to Ryoma’s annoyance and confusion. She mostly just brushes him off and hides out in her room. The only person she tries to act princess-like around is Caeldori, in part due to her dedication and desperation to become Mitama’s retainer and a Saizo, and in part due to her friendship with the other girl. Even then, it’s monotone and insincere, almost seeming like a joke to anyone else. Caeldori knows she’s trying and is grateful that Mitama would do something she hates so much just to give her hope. She’s pretty similar to her regular self.

Caeldori: Caeldori is determined to gain the title of Saizo the Sixth. She (incorrectly) assumed it was due to potential flaws and works hard to become a perfect ninja as a result. Saizo tried to tell her that wasn’t the reason while she was growing up (He does want her to earn it, he just also wanted her to have her own name at the same time), but she inherited her father’s stubbornness and refuses to listen. She wants to become Princess Mitama’s retainer, but also knows about her refusal of the role and title. She also knows that Mitama does care for her as a good friend and has decided she would protect Mitama, princess or not.

Rhajat: Rhajat still loves the dark arts, but finds her father, who both got her into the subject and taught her growing up, obnoxious, especially when he tells her to tone it down, which results in her calling him a hypocrite. She finds his somewhat childish antics annoying, but also picked up on the fact that his own childhood wasn’t the best and that he may not have had much of a time for said antics back then. While the two do fight pretty often, the always makeup, if only to remind each other that they do have a family, even if it’s a little broken at times.

Velouria: Velouria always stood out from the other Kitsune, with her droopy ears and love of all things gross and creepy, not to mention her refusal to groom as often as they all do. She’s a doting daughter with a rather protective father. Kaden knows she feels like an outcast and allows her to have the freedom to do as she pleases, while still keeping an eye on her. She found a kindred soul in a wolfskin named Selkie.

Ophelia: Ophelia is pretty clumsy, though this is mostly due to her theatrical nature. Jakob tries to curb her love for theater, but also understands that it’s partially his fault for allowing her to go to so many plays growing up. In return, Ophelia sees his more harsh nature as just tough love and is determined to become a better maid in order to make him happy. She does enjoy being a maid as well, and has exceptional aim, something she reminds others of often. She’s also oblivious to Seigbert’s protectiveness of her.