“If You Live Only For Yourself, Everything You Do Is Your Own Fault. You Have No Reason To Resent Others,

Tighnari - Amurta

Layla - Rtawahist

Lisa - Spantamad

Alhaitham - Haravatat

Faruzan - Haravatat

Kaveh - Kshahrewar

Cyno - ???

if cyno is not from vahumana i will riot (he has such vahumana vibes and it matches well with his relationship with alhaitham since vahumana and haravatat students don't like each other)

also:

cyno x tighnari is the humanities-stem solidarity couple

and

alhaitham x kaveh is the humanities-stem hostility couple

I think the reason Viren’s redemption works is that he ultimately got nothing out of it. The popular idea of a villain redemption is a bad guy changing their ways and eventually being accepted by their former enemies, often becoming one of the heroes themselves. But that wasn’t the case with Viren. Soren didn’t forgive him. Ezran didn’t forgive him. He wasn’t welcomed with open arms. He was locked in the dungeon, presumedly for life. And when he atoned for his past through a heroic final act, no one except Soren even knew about it. And that still didn’t earn him forgiveness.

But that’s how we know that Viren truly changed. For seeking the right path, he received nothing but rejection and death. And he was okay with that. He understood these were the natural consequences of his actions. He accepted what he had done was wrong. His sacrifice was sincere, a servant dying for his kingdom, a father dying for his son. He wasn’t seeking forgiveness, or glory, or power.

Because he had changed.

The two who stayed behind to fight

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pretty sure they meet each other up at least once a week just for this

I made some memes to cope the season 2 finale episode

*Lu Guang is typing*

Pedro’s pixel art tutorial about modern/indoors. More on his Patreon page!

your blog deserves more attentionnn, I love your pixel art a lot ♥♥

nook's like it's closed

I have seen many gorgeous headcanons for Scaramouche post archon quest.

My mind decided to go for a slightly different approach.

can't stop thinking about rota fortunae