#Arknights Maria Nearl

[inthecarpets]

Młynar Nearl is so funny

In one moment he apologises and says sorry to his corporate boss several times in a minute

so in the second moment he can tell to his dear niece Maria that she disgusts him and that her dead parents would find no pride in her.

[togekk0]

[nero-draco]

Blemishine / Maria Nearl

[cloud-ya]

hello. maria in polish folk costume

[alkalische]

maria (engineering enthusiast)

[fishing-lesbian-catgirl]

I find it interesting that the Nearl women all wear belts containing vials of a blue liquid. Młynar, however, doesn’t have the vials of blue. What is in the blue vials? Your guess is as good as mine. But my guess is estrogen so your guess must be pretty good if it’s as good as mine

[cilundi]

Unfinished doodles

[seeyouguyslater]

shes just standing there.... menacingly....

[burstfoot]

Starting a compilation

[xshrimpcake]

the platnearl beebo

[maounosekai]

Today is Tuesday in Kazimierz

[nero-draco]

[bluerscarf]

girls in armor are my ultimate type

[13191v]

ye

[fishing-lesbian-catgirl]

Eventful day for me

[thefrostyknight]

Reading through Mlynar's profile for a comm and it looks like he apologized to/recognized Maria's abilities?

"There has been only one instance of Młynar, Whislash, and Blemishine having a conversation, after Whislash requested a meeting, and it lasted less than ten minutes. Although the details of that conversation are unknown, our Engineering operators told us that Blemishine suddenly seemed much more energetic, as if a weight had been lifted from her heart." and "No need to have Maria come see me. She's not a child anymore, and ought to make her own decisions, lest she embarrass her parents. A knight should temper themselves through travel, and no matter what she does under Rhodes Island's wing, she must always be responsible for her own actions." and then, with his E2 bond: "[An old letter] I don't care, Father. Must knights prove themselves through victory? The men in the arenas never seem more brilliant simply because they manage to maul more of their opponents. Knights should stand with those in distress, those with nothing but the clothes on their backs. This alone I will always believe in. When you stand with the weak, failure is hardly unheard of. Rather than relishing in victory, I would rather believe that the spirit of the knighthood also encompasses the endurance of failure. It's just as our family motto goes, 'Fear neither hardship nor darkness.' " Mlynar opposing Maria joining the Major because his doesn't see the value of a knight earning glory through bloodsport, and Maria fighting to save a fallen noble's house instead of any sort of ideal or those in true distress.

But, through her own hardwork and hardship in Near Light (including fighing both literal and metaphorical darkness) and by Maria joining Rhodes Island and able to travel and learn about the world and aiding the weak (Infected) like a proper knight errant, Mlynar recognizes Maria's own worth as a knight of the Nearl House.