RT @bluemery44: #키시유더 #터닝 #turning

RT @Giyoun_mine: 리디 bl웹소설 터닝.키시유더. 내 취향의 이 둘을 보기 위해 2차게를 살리고야마는데.

Im also on bluesky now (same handle if you're interested 🥺👉👈) havent posted anything there yet, but I will soon ^_^)9.

Personally, I'm a big fan of horrors beyond our comprehension. Really gets the creative thoughts flowing. Back when I was an early Turning reader, I used to strongly believe that Yuder was actually part monster due to his vague background. maybe I should play with that :0.

RT @_bokab: wip

something that had been absent for a long time prior to joining the Cavalry. (End : D).

Nathan often worries that Akit's obsession with the Commander is somewhat concerning, dangerous even, but he can't help but feel some form of gratification when he sees his friend's happy and energetic face after a meeting with their leader-.

(someone Nathan feels deeply sympathetic towards in that regard).

Regardless of his own principles, Nathan will often find himself a sudden accomplice to Akit's numerous schemes in one way or another.

They are fiercely protective of one another in their own ways, having left their hometown all the way in the peletta region to join the Cavalry together.

Now, one of them can say, "This guy right here is my best friend" without raising a single eyebrow, or having to question what is "proper/improper" about that kind of statement.

As "common-borne" kids, the two got to grow up together in an environment where they could act naturally with each other.

Now that they're basically country bumpkins though (although not your average bumpkin in "Akit's" case), they can roughhouse, squabble, and basically act as any pair of close friends would with no real consequence or alternative implications.

Rather, there's still a status quo they abide by (however loosely that may seem in universe) that has them maintain a certain emotional distance from each other.

You could feel in the canon that the two had a significant bond far beyond that of a lord and subordinate, but there always exists this essence of the "master-servant" relationship. That's not to say that their interactions are stiff or lack a sense of warmth.

Contrary to the canon, as the two aren't separated by social class and share a similar upbringing, Akit and Nathan have a much more casual relationship in this AU.

It's something he can remove at any time to blend in when the role of figurehead changes to the role of a hunter. (End :D hope it made sense!).

But it's more so for the Cavalry members than outsiders. It says, "I am your leader." To his subordinates rather than "I am their protector." to the rest of the empire.

That being said, the white cape and other prominent accents help emphasize him as the so-called "beacon", if not in a more subtle matter.

His personality in this AU is considerably more mature and stern, and thus I felt a darker, more foreboding color would suit him better either way. He himself can remain a shadow that preys on those who dare to cross the Cavalry and the empire as a whole.