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A Prince’s Thoughts || Always Accepting

@wyrdify​ asked:

+ what do you like to do for fun?

“Oh my I’m afraid I have not done anything for leisure in some time, but when I was a boy - Ah even then I did not have muchfree time but when I didI loved to read. I would read whatever book I could get my hands on anything and everything from fiction to textbooks.  Medical journals to fantasy, I did not care. I simply lovedto read. I also greatly enjoy painting.  I love to paint and to draw. I love to dance as well. I can sing too! Oh and I love to do so but … I have not done so in some time. 

I also - I had a habit of running off to the ruins that were scattered through the kingdom. I had to … sneak out though. Getting past most of the palace guards was always easy but getting past Revon was … not.  My mist trick only worked so many times and then I had to start getting creative. Revon would also next to never remove his mask due to the nature of his own mist.  

But I loved  to explore and learn about everything that was left by those before us. I adored it. I would - I would explore Wonderland more but I’m afraid I just no longer have the time.” 

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A Prince’s Thoughts || Always Accepting

@galeleads​ asked:

+ family

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“Family? I - I miss them. I miss all of them. I miss Father and Mother and Brother. I miss … even though they were not of my blood Opettaja Valo and Revon and Safiirin - I miss them as well.  They were not of my blood but they spent so much time with me they may as well have been. Revon was at my side near my every waking moment. He was my personal guard so it was his job to do so but I fear this blurs the line of professionalism but I loved him. He was like a second father to me. 

Revon spent more time with me than most of my family. I spent a lot of time with Safiirin as well. She was Brother’s guard and since we were almost always together naturally that means both of our guards were present. There was a time once - when Brother and I were fighting and he refuses to speak to me. I could not understand Brother’s point of view or his feelings on the subject nor could he understand mine. 

He was - frustratedbecause I would not stand up for myself and yell back when the Piipsa spoke to me disrespectfully.  He was frustratedbecause despite not wanting to dosome of the things the Religious Council required of me, I would simply obey what they asked of me silently instead of expressing my opinion on the matter.  I tried to explain to him why I was approaching the situation in question the way I was but instead he just grew cross with me and yelled at me instead. 

There was a time when Revon and Safiirin traded charges for a moment to speak to us both privately. They needed to help us both come to an understanding of the other’s point of view. I suppose in a way you could say Revon and Safiirin were not just our personal guards but also like an Uncle or an Aunt to us. I love them both. They were always with us, no matter what - so I grew quite fond of them. 

And Opettaja Valo, he was  - just my literature and history professor but he was also … like family. I saw him nearly every day and he would always pause lessons or listen to me when I needed it. I was never just the holy vessel to any of them. I was more than just the prince. They were like family to me. 

is that odd?”  

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