#outis

[firestorm09890]

Thinking about the way Outis revels in the anonymity and impersonalization of being a Heishou and the way it's directly contrasted by Ryōshū, who clings onto her individuality in any way she can, including writing a diary to remember the things that happen to her day by day. I don't have much to say about it but know that I am thinking about it

[drakefiresong]

post this latest intervallo I think I’ve warmed up on outis a decent bit because of her realizing everyone sees her not as the very cool and competent advisor but as a pathetic boot licking loser and it absolutely crushing her and I just love how it humanizes her for me

[lets-lament]

Jammies

[neonmetro]

rodtis yuri

[anonymocha]

can’t wait to read their cantos

[kikunai]

some (2) comics

[ederdf]

[meridian-cities]

Thank god there's only 12 of them

[rugwurm]

together we are fnaf

[algoney]

gosh it took 30+ hours but it's finally done (●´□`)♡

[kosmic-autokrat]

i exclusively go as the first option on among us

[firestorm09890]

There are two things about Outis's reaction to the "hierarchy" of sinners established in the LCB checkup that I want to talk about.

Beforehand, she is very eager to know where everyone stands (she is certain she'll be near the top)

And then she is. Don Quixote takes first easily, and Outis is second. Then it's Ryōshū, Meursault, Faust, Hong Lu, Rodion, Heathcliff, Ishmael, Sinclair, and then Yi Sang.

And it makes sense! She's a military veteran and a commander and probably has history with the Head, of course she'd be powerful. But... this is her reaction

which confused me for a long while. I assumed it was some kind of elaborate error- Ishmael is 3rd from the bottom, why would Outis be reacting as if she had been told Ishmael was more powerful than her?

But I wasn't looking at the context, that being Don Quixote

Outis realized that based on the idea that the strongest takes charge, Don Quixote would be the one leading them, and we've seen Outis displays a very, very deep mistrust of bloodfiends. Should Dante become "unavailable", Outis does NOT want Don leading them, and she suggests Ishmael rather than herself because she doesn't want to be a prominent target if/when Don is unleashed again. Don is volatile, and that makes Outis nervous.

The second thing is this

What an interesting reaction. Outis doesn't tend to let Dante's silent judgemental stares stop her from making suggestions.

Up until now, Outis often suggested the idea of sacrificing the weakest sinner, but then, it was always just a nebulous concept. There were probably plenty of sinners she thought of as the "weakest", mostly the loud and inefficient ones, but now she knows that sending the weakest sinner to go do unappealing tasks is a real thing they can order because they have declared the weakest sinner to be Yi Sang. To say she likes him and that's why she backpedaled might be a bit of a stretch, but if I ordered all the sinners by how much or little I think Outis respects them, Yi Sang is nowhere near the bottom of that list. He's a bleeding heart, but he's also a thinker, and that's something she values. Her hierarchy of sinners is different from Limbus Company's.

[zonebirdie]

Limbus Company Valentine new affection system update: With enough affection you can kabedon your favorite sinner

[lets-lament]

shhh not now kitten mommy is trying to win first place in dress to impress

[neonmetro]

what is she cooking...

[anonymocha]

do you think he knows thats not the brush dip mug