March - April Test Drive

[indigo_league]

➞ Post with a character you wish to test drive in this game's setting.
➞ Tag other people's starters and thread out shenanigans!
➞ Invite your friends! Try out new characters! Come play with us!
➞ Have fun!

NOT SURE WHERE TO BEGIN YOUR TEST-DRIVE JOURNEY?
CHECK OUT ALL THE LOCATIONS WE HAVE AVAILABLE IN:

JOHTO | KANTO | SEVII ISLANDS

Feel free to make various prompts in multiple locations!

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Comments

I'm so sorry for him slkdjfgdfg I love Hubert

[bestswordmaster]

[Oh, shit.

That is Felix's first thought upon seeing Hubert von fucking Vestra on the Gear screen, and he immediately drops whatever he's doing to go find Dimitri. Just to make sure he's not already yelling about murdering anyone. And tell Gremlin not to let him use the network for at least a few hours. Or days. Or ever again.

That done, he replies to the message. He can't not. Of all the damned Imperials who could show up here, it had to be Hubert. Edelgard at least is someone worthy of respect, but Hubert? Ugh.]

Well, if it isn't the emperor's lapdog. Not interested in brainwashed loyalty, huh? Why, does it remind you too much of yourself?

[pegasinister]

[Thankfully Claude's comments about who they know here being largely Kingdom melee combatants... well it would be weird if Felix WASN'T among them. So he's not surprised. Unhappy, but not surprised]

If you think for even a moment that my loyalty is anything but my own choice you truly are delusional. As I should expect, considering your king.

[bestswordmaster]

Choosing to obey blindly is worse. And you'll keep your trap shut about my king unless you want to lose your tongue, you disgusting snake.

[Felix knows things were more complicated than any of them thought, from everything Lorenz told them. He knows Edelgard and Hubert were planning to betray those sick, twisted people pulling the strings. But while they were busy planning and having good intentions, the Kingdom almost fell, and they almost lost Dimitri for good. And the despicable witch who took Fhirdiad and held it in an iron grip was under Edelgard's command, as far as Felix knows. And even if she wasn't, he highly doubts Hubert gave a single shit about what was happening in Faerghus.]

[pegasinister]

I might be a disgusting snake, but you're a yapping dog barking at things it can't possibly understand.

[bestswordmaster]

I understand enough to know how many atrocities you've sat back and allowed to happen for the sake of an ego trip, thinking you could outwit the bastards who murdered Jeralt Eisner and led the Death Knight around on a leash.

[pegasinister]

For the sake of ego? Tch, as expected from someone with a fraction of the facts. But know this: you can howl all you want, but in the end, in my time and place, the Empire won. We chased down those monsters and made them suffer for what they did to Lady Edelgard. To Jeralt. To thousands of others who's names you'll never know. My Professor hunted them to their nests like the rats they were.

We did it without you, your king or your pathetic goddess.

[Did he set things up so they could do those crimes? Perhaps. But would those who slither in the dark have come out into the light otherwise? Was the short term suffering of Fodlan worth destroying that threat now? He certainly thought so.]

[bestswordmaster]

Tch. She's not my goddess. As I thought, you justify your monstrous behavior by disguising your base thirst for ruination as the 'greater good.' Your Professor must be a pitiful imitation of himself if he agreed to bathe Fodlan in blood just to serve Edelgard's vengeance.

[It's almost eerie, listening to Hubert justify the war using the same twisted logic Dimitri used to use - making those who perpetuated crimes against the dead suffer, with no thought (or, in the Empire's case, care) to the collateral damage. And considering what he's heard about the end of the battle in Enbarr, Edelgard really did end up just like Dimitri would have if he'd continued as he was. Fucking tragic.]