Permissions Post!
Nov. 13th, 2011 04:20 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
mercyforcrueltySO UH. I am super-late on this BUT! I have a permissions post now for Nahollo. Or rather, questions.
1. Has your character killed? It'll take work in Maison, but Nahollo can sense when people have killed. This counts even if it's something ridiculous like being the general that ordered a war, or convincing a friend of a roommate's uncle of a stepfather's cousin's uncle's brother's roommate to kill someone, or even bullying someone to their suicide.
1a. If yes, what was the motivation? Was it murder, or a mercy killing, self-defense, as a soldier in a war, or an accident?
1b. How did they kill the other person?
2. Is there something weird and death-related about your character? Are they a ghost, a zombie, a vampire (specifically one that counts as undead) or basically some other form of 'life' that has gotten shuffled off the mortal coil and then gotten back on?
On top of that, for other characters, especially sensitive ones, Nahollo does have things about him that are "weird". Nahollo is quite powerful, if relatively benign, but most of the time he tends to keep what he calls his 'presence' smashed down into this nice compact ball where it would take being in the same room as him to even sense there's something odd about him. He has conscious control over this ability, and can intentionally use this aura for a bit more intimidating presence. Depending on another character's level of ability to read things like that, it is entirely possible to know that he is neither of divine nor abyssal origin, and that he is possibly one of the most harmless things around. When he's angry, truly angry, Nahollo could probably easily alarm and confuse sensitives because his ability to hide and control his aura goes a bit wonky. This is also where the realization that Nahollo is quite powerful might hit the hardest- anyone within the mansion who is remotely sensitive could likely pick up on the sense that "This Is Death, and It Is Angry".
On a more mundane level, the observant might notice that Nahollo's body language betrays a good lack of self-confidence. It also betrays that he does have some semblence of an idea of how to fight- in fact, the way he moves might seem a bit incongrous at best, since he actually moves a bit like someone who knows what they're doing in a fight and expects to have a sword come to hand. The really observant might notice in a fight that- before Nahollo actually calls his sword into play- he moves as if he had it in his hands, including starting a stab/jab/slice/block with his hands empty, sword appearing in the middle of the motion.
Comment here if you need to know any more about him! I tried to cover it all. ^^;
1. Has your character killed? It'll take work in Maison, but Nahollo can sense when people have killed. This counts even if it's something ridiculous like being the general that ordered a war, or convincing a friend of a roommate's uncle of a stepfather's cousin's uncle's brother's roommate to kill someone, or even bullying someone to their suicide.
1a. If yes, what was the motivation? Was it murder, or a mercy killing, self-defense, as a soldier in a war, or an accident?
1b. How did they kill the other person?
2. Is there something weird and death-related about your character? Are they a ghost, a zombie, a vampire (specifically one that counts as undead) or basically some other form of 'life' that has gotten shuffled off the mortal coil and then gotten back on?
On top of that, for other characters, especially sensitive ones, Nahollo does have things about him that are "weird". Nahollo is quite powerful, if relatively benign, but most of the time he tends to keep what he calls his 'presence' smashed down into this nice compact ball where it would take being in the same room as him to even sense there's something odd about him. He has conscious control over this ability, and can intentionally use this aura for a bit more intimidating presence. Depending on another character's level of ability to read things like that, it is entirely possible to know that he is neither of divine nor abyssal origin, and that he is possibly one of the most harmless things around. When he's angry, truly angry, Nahollo could probably easily alarm and confuse sensitives because his ability to hide and control his aura goes a bit wonky. This is also where the realization that Nahollo is quite powerful might hit the hardest- anyone within the mansion who is remotely sensitive could likely pick up on the sense that "This Is Death, and It Is Angry".
On a more mundane level, the observant might notice that Nahollo's body language betrays a good lack of self-confidence. It also betrays that he does have some semblence of an idea of how to fight- in fact, the way he moves might seem a bit incongrous at best, since he actually moves a bit like someone who knows what they're doing in a fight and expects to have a sword come to hand. The really observant might notice in a fight that- before Nahollo actually calls his sword into play- he moves as if he had it in his hands, including starting a stab/jab/slice/block with his hands empty, sword appearing in the middle of the motion.
Comment here if you need to know any more about him! I tried to cover it all. ^^;