#The answer to Narinder’s question? he can’t (‘: (at least at first)

[spiderin-space]

Lamb unfortunately was Not dainty in their escape 😔😩

(Feat. @paintpaintpaintman’s Petra in the third sketch)

[beetledee0]

Speaking of bishops being God’s who haven’t ever had to be nice before, can we know how your bishops after being turned into followers would react to the first time they are told “no”? Because I agree, I can’t see anyone being ballsy enough to do that while they are still Bishops personally ajdjshs

And also who WOULD be most likely to least likely to use a nicety like “please” or “thank you” after being a follower for awhile, unless you think they would never do it regardless? So I guess my overall question is basically “who experiences personal growth first” xDD

Sorry if these are a lot of questions btw you can chose to just answer one if you want akdjsj no pressure 💕💕 I just love the idea of these ruthless Gods having to get used to the idea of being on the same level as a mortal, and how much of a culture shock that would be for them. Like “How dare you?? Speak to a God like ME??? That way???”

“But,,, you’re kinda like us now,,?”

“Disgusting. I hate it. Die.” Lol

Im just a sucker for evil bastards struggling with their evil bastardness <3

AHEHE

Foreword: nobody in the cult recognises them as the Bishops. They're just..particularly fucked up mutated rescues, to the followers. Enough centuries have passed that the only remnants of the Bishops' memory are the crowns in the graveyard and the broken minds of heretics, even their temples swallowed by the natural forces.

moving on !!!!!!

How would they react to being told "no" for the first time?

Leshy threw a fit about it, almost got violent, but the Lamb takes no shit and there are like 7 followers that could throw him with all the ease of a pebble so he learned better quickly. He still gets offended but he doesn't do anything about it beyond insults. Feryn is patient but not willing to be used, and Jultre is never far off just in case he needs to be literally defenestrated/hj

Heket, because of her injuries, is physically incapable of barking and is therefore all bite, but also because of her injuries, can't lash out without injuring herself further. She seethes. She malds. She hates everything. She can't do anything about it for a long time. The one time she tries something she's shoved in prison immediately. Prison is cold. She hates the cold. She only stops picking fights if only to avoid prison again. If people find deep gouged claw marks in their doors it's none of her doing wdym i'm just a froge i cant even run without passing out

Kallamar is. Very taken aback, offended, but smart enough (or afraid enough) to know that arguing with the Lamb is the same as with a brick wall. He tries the same act with some followers, but after literally nobody indulging him, he resigns to sulking about it forever.

Shamura is equally shocked, pissed but understanding, and does not ask again. If the Lamb finds claw marks, ichor and ripped pages in the journals they gave them, it's none of their concern.

2. Who would be most likely to least likely to use a nicety like “please” or “thank you”?

Most likely is probably Kallamar. His fear has him give in to the follower lifestyle the quickest, honestly. And his desperate need to be the prettiest most charming boy in the room. He's a socialite at heart and couldn't go long only clinging to his siblings.

Least is Heket. No questions asked. If she ever feels the need to show somebody her remorse, she'll do so with minor actions, instead. I honestly think they'd be words she's allergic to. Even Narinder says them once. I love her.