Then Arlan would probably be more attractive to them due to his personality (he’s got a good deal of natural traits in regards to leadership and knows how and when to be assertive). He’s got muscles but there also a particular grace to his body due to the fact he’s not over-the-top muscular.
Kris’…made me laugh more than I should’ve. Gotta give them points for their very direct actions.
Though I was more wonder about particular actions that the RO may do beyond those change in attitudes (like if Sophia being more receptive to receiving physical displays of affections from the MC like hugs or holding hands, Cilthus starts getting protective of the MC similar in a way like how she is with Sophia but with something that makes the action feel a bit different, Kris showing a surprisingly serious side when verbalizing their affections for MC, etc).
I doubt her sarcasm will be gone; just that she’ll try and be honest with the Second Prince while not trying to be insulting about it on purpose.
Before I start writing such a post, is it OK to ask about what you had in mind about romance in your story? I would like to have a better idea of how the MC may approach the matters of the heart with a RO and how the RO will behave in return (before the actual relationship and while they are in a relationship).
And here I though the awards for terrifying post on Kingdoms went solely to @IronRaptor and @Harian.
If the questions I’m asking a far too spoiler-y in general, you don’t have to answer them at all; i just wanted to figure out the best way to bring up some of the thoughts i was having about the matter when in came to Kingdoms.
Though while Melissa is ‘totally into the MC’ and it does show on a number of occasions (though your past comment about her bond with the Second Prince does make me wonder about the nature of their bond, even when a Second Prince cared about her), she is in probably the trickiest situation compared to the other ROs: she is married to another man, (the man being the Second Prince’s own brother just to add to the complications). I like to think that she might be smart enough to realize that it is too dangerous at the beginning to be too open about her feelings, but still try to get the Second Prince to understand that her feelings toward him hasn’t changed in some subtle way.
Just make really long posts of questions, observations, and opinions; you’ll regain you position of terror in no time.
I don’t even have the luxury of visiting the Choice of Games forum too often for too long, and yet doing long posts alone has apparently given me a terrifying reputation.
Like when someone end ups in a discussion that a person is passionate about to the point that the main thing clear is that the person has put a lot of thought in their response. But they’re being far too detailed for the other person to fully process what is being said. So the other person kind of just nods along to show to that person that they understand how passionate they are about the discussion, but don’t really understand what the heck they’re trying to get at?
…which is hard for someone who acts based on their feelings. As you can see, Melissa is too emotional. First, she can’t maintain her jealousy as shown in the Water SCENE. She thinks she is a damsel in distress and hope someone would save her rather than saving herself.
You can also see the “Love Is Foolish” ideology of mine in Sophia’s parents. Kat eloped with Aiden, they get to be happy in a limited of time, and they died.
