@thornwolfy235 replied to your post “"haha wha tif I gave the vampire au grillby...”:
I must know more about firebirb with sword.
FIREBIRD GRILLBY TIME
He's still heavily fire-aligned, and MAN does he give off incredible amounts of heat, but the only "fire" part of him is really, his crest and partially his tail (and even then, if you rifle through it, it's a weird feather+fire mixture at the base). He's very much solid under all that fluff.
All his feathers, whether golden or crimson, give off incredible amounts of light, even after being shed. So while this massive bird form is great for fast moving around, he's also a massive, glowing target, so his tactic of choice is flying into enemy lines, transforming into his more compact, humanoid form and then wreaking havoc with his claymore and fire magic on the ground. inventory magic comes really in handy, though he might have some kind of sword strap even in his birb form i'm not really sure. lol
Firebirds are not from the part of the world where the war takes place; he's traveled a bit. not entirely of his own volition, sometimes. firebird feathers are highly valuable and their song highly coveted; he has some Bad Experiences. he also has language troubles for a while but since he doesn't talk much it's not that. apparent.
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100 Shades of Xisang: 33. Jane Eyre AU
“Jin Rusong is the master’s ward,” the old lady explained with a warm smile. “A good child, a little peculiar, a little quiet… I’m not sure, but I believe he saw his parents die.”
Lan Xichen’s heart squeezed sympathetically. Being an orphan himself, and having lost his parents young to be raised by distant relatives, the Wens, he knew how painful such a childhood could be. He promised himself that little Rusong would have a more pleasant time of things, at least as much as possible when he was nothing more than a hired teacher.
“When may I meet…” Lan Xichen tried to ask, only for a terrifying roar to resonate through the house, startling him so much he nearly dropped his bag.
It was a loud, inhuman sound, like a great wounded beast, and yet the housekeeper barely reacted.
“This is an old house,” she explained. “There’s some issues with missing tiles on the roof, and the wind creates odd noises as a result.”
“Shouldn’t that be fixed?”
“Master Nie has hired a man, Wei Wuxian, to deal with it if he manages.”
Lan Xichen hoped it would be repaired soon. A sound like that could drive one mad.
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Byakuya is one of the most complex characters in Bleach, presenting as villainous early on but with multiple layers of complexity that are explained throughout the franchise. He is calm and collected 98.5% of the time, and is incredibly powerful and controlled. His skill is rivaled by few, but respected by many. Without spoiling anything, he is truly a bedrock of the series and generally considered to be a fan favorite. There might be some better examples of this, but I believe he is a great example of the D&D high wizard analogue for the shinigami. Take that as you will, I have simply observed the characters you tend to favor in other stories and he sort of screams your type. That’s all. I certainly did not mean to offend or confuse with my comment.
No way, anon, you totally did not offend with your comment. It was SO entertaining to me. Reading all this, I am very intrigued to get further in the series than I did last time, because this is definitely my type.
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