#adriel (warrior nun)

[trupicamasncai]

IT'S COMING!!!!!!!!!

[reversatility1]

Warrior Nun: Beatrice’s journey reconciling the mission with her love for Ava was beautiful to behold

[undercoverr]

Her smile just Brightens up every room 💜💙

My Heart Bursts with Happiness 💥💥💥

[warriornun-incorrect]

Adriel: We have Ava and your sister warriors.

Mother Superion: Let me speak to them.

Adriel: Go ahead, you're on speaker.

Mother Superion: …

Mother Superion: Dumbasses.

[jeunefemmeenfeu]

[deusamatne]

last thing

beatrice was the only one who tried to help ava stay and live her life. everyone else accepted her sacrifice; camilla telling Beatrice that warrior nuns die, lilith trying to kill her, michael and his bomb scheme.

i just love how they gave each other the one thing they needed

[summ3rhead]

This but it’s Yasmine after literally any fight in the second season

[juodojimirtis]

Warrior Nun characters as latin quotes

Ava: Aut viam inveniam aut faciam (I shall either find a way, or make one)

Lilith: Veni, Vidi, Vici (I came, I saw, I conquered)

Adriel: Flectere si nequeo Superos, Acheronta movebo (If I cannot bend Heaven, I will raise Hell)

Beatrice: Amor omnia vincit (love conquers all)

Mother Superion: Si vis pacem, para bellum (if you desire peace, prepare for war)

Camila: In omnia paratus (ready for everything)

Yasmine: Fores fortuna adiuvat (Fortune favors the brave)

Jillian: Sapere aude (dare to know)

Michael: Non est ad astra mollis e terris via (there is no easy way from the earth to the stars)

Mary: Familia ante omnia (family over all)

Areala: Non desistas non exieris (never give up, never surrender)

Vincent: Igne natura renovatur integra (through fire, nature is reborn whole)

Duretti: Et tu, Brute? (You also, Brutus?)

Reya: Fiat lux! (let there be light!)

Kristian: Tantum religio potuit saudere malorum (To such heights of evil has religion been able to drive men)

Shannon: Ubi amor, ibi dolor (where there is love, there is pain)

[alexsshittyworld]

Ava: …And that’s how I killed Adriel.

Mary: Oh thank god.

Ava: No, I killed her too.

Mary:

Mary: You what, now?

[fulcrum-art-fox]

I think I went a little bit insane over the scene where Vincent says “do you remember what you said to me the night we freed you?” and Adriel, without even looking at him, just goes “no”. Holy shit that moment was so fucking good, the fact that Adriel just simply doesn’t remember. The way that we didn’t get to hear the dialogue back in season one, and I was expecting when Vincent asks the question that we were going to get the reveal of what he said. But no. They do something much cleverer with the scene. They reveal that he just doesn’t remember. It was never that important to him. Vincent was never important to him. The being that Vincent betrayed everyone who believed in him and loved him for, just doesn’t care about anyone, unless they further his own agenda. I know Vincent uses Duretti’s death to explain his disillusionment in Adriel to the others, but this, this was the moment Adriel lost Vincent. Such a powerful fucking scene man

[trupicamasncai]

hiiii halo bearers, how y'all doing? it's been a while since i posted something about warrior nun and tbh i made this account just for that :(

I miss those days

[sango-blep]

Slaydriel

[undercoverr]

I miss my baby ❤️‍🔥

[wordsmith30]

Now that I look back at it, what if Ava didn’t fall into the lake because of Beatrice or because she lost focus, but because that was the first time the Halo gave out on her?

I know the timing of “Concentrate” was pretty funny (you tell someone not to look down, they look down), but Ava was making great headway up to that point, and this clearly wasn’t a new training exercise. She was running a clear path, keeping a good pace, and the finish line was in sight (hi, Bea!). The Halo glowed steadily through her sweater, alive and working.

And while we don’t see the Halo go out because of the camera angle, we can hear the noise it makes. It’s like a machine short-circuiting.

Ava feels it fail and that’s when she panics. That’s when she stumbles and plunges into the water.

Ava does tell Beatrice that she’s tired afterwards, but this “glitching-out” noise is consistent with all the other times the Halo fails: the Prado Museum, the church fight, training in the courtyard, the hotel where she falls from the sky, the roof of Adriel’s cathedral. And it always catches her by surprise while she’s performing tasks that she’s become very confident in (flying, phasing, etc.).

When the Halo is activated, it begins with that gentle, high-pitched ringing noise. The Halo pulses have that added “Whee!” with the burst of light.

But while it’s on and working for extended periods of time, the ringing is quite muted. It’s only when Ava draws on more of its power that it flares up again.

This is only episode one, but Adriel has already amassed a following in those two months since his release. His churches and crosses have gone up, as we see in episode two with the FBC and Kristian’s usurpation of Arq-Tech in 2×04. The stronger Adriel gets, the faultier the Halo becomes.

But I also wonder if Ava’s determination to succeed/fear of letting everyone down ever caused her to overexert the Halo on top of that.

[beastsovrevelation]

I'm obsessed with these looks for And the Sea became Blood.

The colors are an inversion of tradition of course, with Archangel Michael ("the hero") being in black, and the Antichrist ("the villain") being in white. It represents a lot of things, like how in the story, things aren't what might be expected of them, from the traditional religious perspective, or show canon perspective, or even Ava's perspective.

Besides, it might symbolize how St. Michael is humble, while the Antichrist is flashy, or how Adriel plays holy, while Ava doesn't, she is holy, but she doesn't even like that.

I'm just... Obsessed.

[earthravenclaw]

Been making a lot of these lately.