Our story begins on a sunny day within the kingdom of Dodron. A land filled with the opportunity for just about anyone to become something great. Ace, being a foreigner from a neighboring country, was more than interested to learn what he could about the land.
Heading inside the capital city’s tavern he overheard a satyr woman talking about a chance of overthrowing tyranny in the land. Making somewhere separate from the king. Obviously, as mentioning overthrowing the king has been mentioned, guards were called. A human man commanded the saytr to run and “get back to Lhanbryde”
Ace couldn’t help himself but be interested by how things were going and decided to follow the human and ended up outside the city at a small fort, what the human explained was the heart of their operations, Fort Lhanbryde. The human introduced himself as Sedarra and the satyr as Koza, who caught up with them a bit after, having been busy leading away the guards. Alongside this lovely little group, someone else had joined from the tavern. A human named Dante, who was equally interested in helping the rebellion.
Sedarra introduced the newly founded party to the rest of the Lhanbryde rebels. A male half elf named Sielle, a male human named Dallam, a half kitsune man by the name of Kettu, and a tiefling by the name of Uragi. Ace was more than excited to help aid the revolution, which was to Sedarra’s enjoyment. He brought up an idea to potentially get information from the king himself. As Dante and Ace were new rebels, the king had no way of knowing that they were assisting Sedarra. So they could go to the castle with Koza as a “prisoner” to bring him and offer turning her in for information.
And so off the group goes, going to the castle with Koza, her hands bound. Surprisingly, the plan goes quite well. They get into the castle with relative ease and get to the throne room where they meet the king of Dodron, a surprisingly younger man by the name of Draumur. He accepted the offer and told his guards to escort Koza to the dungeon where she would be later interrogated for information. Draumur explained that Lhanbryde was a half baked plan with no motive, that sedarra is a better bard than a leader and how he had a plan to end the rebellion once and for all. After saying all that, he let them spend the night in the guest room, as the two said they weren’t from the area.
During the night the next phase of the plan went into action. The two snuck out of the room and made it to the dungeon and got Koza out. The three moved through the halls to the final obstacle to get out. Passing through the throne room. Their food steps echoed off the walls in the dark room. All seemed to be going well until they heard a voice from the throne. The king himself, his vibrant green eyes seeming to glow in the darkness. He demanded to know what was going on. Instead of answering, the three made a run for it, dashing through the halls, hearing something large chase after them. Something angry. The three made it to a large doorway and with great effort was able to close the door behind them, blocking what ever it was on the other side. Only getting a glimpse of whatever it was. And it was not human. Large lanky body and very, very angry.
The group made it back to lhanbryde not sure what they experienced and not knowing.. this was just the beginning…
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contrary to what you may think “I Won’t Say I’m In Love” from Hercules is not the Disney love song for prinxiety. the titular track from Beauty and the Beast is. not only because the lyrics hit:
“barely even friends/then somebody bends/unexpectedly/just a little change/small to say the least/both a little scared/neither one prepared”
“bittersweet and strange/finding you can change/learning you were wrong”
but also because Virgil is initially perceived by the other sides as a villain, as monstrous, and his arc is all about acceptance both from them and from himself, learning both to love and to be loved. Just like Adam/Beast. and because Roman is Belle coded—head in the clouds and obsessed with stories, craving adventure and desperately looking for something more than this provincial life. you get it.
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The Seer
Has a general outfit design! This,,, is for lore purposes bc LBD's plan finally goes right 💀 huzzah for her, ig. I wanted to go fancy w it but then I decided to keep it simple for the sake of my own sanity. Pls, I am a silly little guy. I'm drawing this fucker, I need my neurons to stay in place pls.
The Seer is stuck w her ass for a while. Because we literally never see her shit (where she lives, the dynamic the Spider Queen and her goons have, that kind of shit), I get to be silly w it.
Also here's more Seer stuff bc I'm trying to figure out how I want their personality to be LMAO
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silly soulmate au where everyone has the first words their soulmate said to them on their body somewhere and anakin’s are “excuse me sir, your shoelaces are untied” so he walks around with his shoes untied as a way of trying to bait life into giving him his soulmate
But one day he’s like super done with it and cranky after a bad day and someone taps his shoulder while he’s waiting at a crosswalk and says “excuse me sir your shoelaces are untied” and anakin snaps “your shoelaces are untied”
and obi-wan “afraid to submit to the mortifying ordeal of being known enough to be loved” kenobi says “I’m not wearing shoelaces” kinda flabbergasted because he’s spent like 30 years wearing untieable shoes so no one can ever tell him “your shoelaces are untied” only to be thwarted by a beautiful, aggressive soulmate of a stranger
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How does Irida handle one of her wardens starting a religious cult and apparently being able to talk to almighty Sinnoh? What do the Pearl and Diamond clans think of Ingo's cult? And does the Galaxy Team have any thoughts on it?
I think 90% of the population would be really concerned about Ingo literally spouting blasphemy to everyone who'll listen. Irida, on the other hand, I imagine to have been good friends with Ingo before he starts spiraling, and would be one of the only people in this situation who's just concerned for his mental health.
While Adaman and Kamado are discussing potentially declaring war on Ingo and his pack, Irida's just genuinely sad and worried for him and trying to get him to see sense before he gets hurt; meanwhile Ingo's not even aware that he's started spreading his 'religion' to the villages
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