#compared to the eliksni at least who are more communal

[ahamkara-apologist]

eido reading the inheritance cycle and coming across some very interesting parallels to dig deeper into. did early humans have instinctual knowledge of the traveler? is it a coincidence? did the traveler grant humanity the bond they desired most? so many questions...

Oh Eido would 100% think that there was some magical bond with the Ahamkara going on before someone explained that it was mythological storytelling sbfndn. Though with her what I can imagine is her poring over dragon books and writing up a bunch of notes on human values in storytelling, which oftentimes points to how much humans want to bond with big scary things that really have no buisness pairbonding with tiny little primates. She'd probably write a whole thesis statement about the inherent lonliness of humanity and how it may have been that quality which made them ideal for first partnership with the ghosts, which would do numbers among the warlocks's theological circles and spark hot debates on vannet that she's entirely oblivious to