double-whammy!

[holytrident]

Hello everyone! I'm J and I have two characters to bring in: this one here is Lunafreya Nox Fleuret, the female protag from Final Fantasy XV/Kingsglaive and whatnot. Destined to be the Oracle, speak to Gods, and determined to save a dying planet, she goes through A Lot. So this sudden change of scenery will be strangely welcome for her. Important too: if you aren't up for any XV spoilers here's the opt-out post if you need anything at all! <3

Also, number two is Sal the Cacophony (thecacophony), the protagonist from the Grave of Empires fantasy book series (Seven Blades in Black, Ten Arrows of Iron, etc.). She's a rough vagrant mage out of a dusty wasteland, oftentimes being grumpy and fighting whoever or whatever she can. While she'd like to be as capable of doing good as Lunafreya, she's got...a ways to go. Here's her opt-out if you're concerned about book spoilers, or anything else!

Looking forward to playing here. :D

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[holytrident]

Hello!! Yes, I hold a soft spot for Final Fantasy healers, Lunafreya among them. :D

I haven't completely finished watching Beastars, but I am absolutely excited to interact with Haru as well! Lunafreya will do her best to be polite and make news friends soon.

[hopticulture]

I'm in a similar boat with healer-types, and also often burn bright for the Few Female Characters in a main cast of mostly guys lol. Plus characters who have a lot on their shoulders and having to remain strong..../hand-to-heart

I won't be a huge spoilerbeast with Beastars, I promise. I am relatively canon blind to FFXV but Haru is actually pretty easy to get along with once you get past the fact that she can be a bit morose & blunt at times.