#lotm gehrman sparrow

[lollipopmixclo9]

E-Edwina Edwards | Lord of the Mysteries

"My only request is..."

Danitz pov without Edwina is a trouble waiting to happen🙈

[ramuneda5149]

Anderson........

[grimeye-j]

I'm now at volume 3 of 'Lord of the Mysteries' and I have to say, Klein choosing to name himself after fictional characters every time he has to come up with a new identity is so real of him. Like, that is exactly what I would do in his situation

[thoushaltnotlive]

Fors: You dated the crazy adventurer Gehrman Sparrow ?!?!?! Leonard: He wasn't 'the crazy adventurer' when I was dating him ¬_¬

[zyncerely]

I love Gehrman <3

[triplethreat-triplea]

My fav trope in any work of media is "How many people IS this guy!?"i

[faefaye]

Gehrman: I would kill for you.

Gehrman: Please ask me to kill for you.

Klein, as the Fool: Let's calm down first--

[monocledcrow]

Lotm has is in my mind so much, I read German as Gehrman in class anyways, all hail Gehrman Sparrow

[scarlet-cookie]

Isn’t it wonderful that top two of Klein’s most popular ships (LeoKlein and The World needs Justice) has some really cool pathway symbolism in it? With LeoKlein, both their pathways have Concealment authority. If Leonard became an angel on the darkness pathway, he’d be a Servant of Concealment (which by word is already similar to Attendant of Mysteries), and their whole gist is to “conceal” something. Yet, the two grew close because they both “concealed” something in the first place back when they were Nighthawks. They conceal their truths, yet they are the only two people in the world who can be the most honest towards one another.

As for Audrey, on the Spectator/Visionary pathway, it’s a direct contrast to The Fool pathway. Her acting method is to see everything as a play, while Klein’s acting method is all about fooling other people with his acting. It’s also a really cool contrast to LeoKlein, they both know Klein well, but one is “I can see through your acting” —a spectator watching an actor onstage and sympathizing with, and “Your acting is what made you honest with me” — a fellow actor who mutually understands the pain because he too knows it to an extent.

[nemurenaivoron]

mmmm delicious pirate soul

[lollipopmixclo9]

G-Gehrman Sparrow/Klein Moretti | Lord of the Mysteries

"I'm a polite person.

"When visiting someone's place for the first time, overstaying would be impolite."

[ramuneda5149]

i miss him,,,,,,,,,

[ayasenisan1713]

Title: I know you’re not such a bad guy

Synopsis: Anderson is bored and makes Gehrman drunk to attempt to make him drop his mask. However, every time he finds a human corner in the facade of the pirate hunter, another secret that makes Gehrman seem even more terrifying comes out.

But Anderson is not discouraged! Strangely convinced that Gehrman is actually a good guy, the adventurer won’t give up until he succeeds!

Meanwhile, Danitz is traumatized.

[grotesquuu]

type 5 if u want him to shoot u i'll go first

[justmongu]

ddl

[faefaye]

Fool/World Snippet

Was originally posted on the Fool/World Discord server, thought I'd put it here too. It's a fic idea I've had for a while that I probably won't finish any time soon, but I did write the opening for it :p.

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In the castle infinitely above the Spirit World, amidst swarms of grey fog, there were two figures.

Dressed in a black robe, Mr. Fool was seated on an ancient throne, the constellation of stars symbolising ‘His’ pathway lit behind ‘Him’.

“Gehrman.”

He remained kneeling as he awaited whatever the Lord had to say.

“I have granted each of my Blessed a wish, except you. You alone have asked for nothing.”

With Mr. Fool’s latest recovery in ‘His’ strength, ‘He’ had regained the powers of a Miracle Invoker. ‘His’ first act had been to ask the Blessed their desires.

Gehrman had said nothing then, till now.

It was not because there was nothing.

“Speak,” Mr. Fool implored. “You have a wish.”

Gehrman could only dream of being as perfect a devotee to his Lord, to have his entire self be subjugated to the other and be content by that. He did indeed have a single wish in his heart. But that was hardly one that could be said out loud…

Except Mr. Fool had asked and now he could not lie, nor could he refuse to answer.

“I… I wish…” Gehrman spoke slowly, haltingly, unable to put voice to the words.

Despite his struggles, Mr. Fool waited patiently. And that itself was enough to force the words past his throat.

“I wish for your descent into the world so that I may walk with you.”

Saying it aloud only made the blasphemy that much more blatant. In the silence that followed, Gehrman regretted it.

But then Mr. Fool chuckled.

“How long?” ‘He’ asked.

Forever.

Gehrman squashed that impossible thought and tried to identify an answer that would be more suitable.

“From sunrise to sunset,” he finally answered.

“Tomorrow then.”

His head rose a fraction in surprise at the immediate reply. He stopped himself in time not to look upon the Lord, but he still caught sight of pale slender fingers tapping on the armrest.

“Tomorrow you shall have me.”