@Crimson Flame Live your character! My only note is to put his job in the Hollow, I assume he is a Water Fairy?

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Sounds good to me

@Aurkanthis

Oh yeah, I’m outside all of your windows. I hear everything. I am a god

@Aurkanthis

That’s chill no worries, and you should they are really fun

And that is like, a crazy good description

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Glad you're having fun, too.

Yeah, I'm trying to figure out the best way to describe how I hear it:

Caelum’s voice carries a quiet intensity. It’s youthful but grounded, like someone who’s seen too much to speak lightly. He doesn’t rush—his words land with purpose, each one shaped like it matters. There’s a softness to his tone, but it’s never weak. It’s the kind of voice that makes you lean in, not because it’s loud, but because it’s honest.

Dewdrop Designer and Water Artist

By day, he places dewdrops on flower petals and spider webs each morning. By night, he works on his passion project, creating water based sculptures for festivals and celebrations.

Also, I read on the Wiki that water fairies can’t swim? I call shenanigans! You’re telling me fairies who can literally manipulate water can’t enter it? That’s bullshit.

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Well you have a kickass description so I will attempt to return the badassery.

Magnolia speaks in a sort of airy manner, especially when talking to new people. Her words are tied together in almost a melodious way, never too fast, but thought out. This is because when she was a new comer, living by herself, she would speak to imaginary people, and that is where she gained her tone. Very rarely does she ever raise her voice, if she does, it is because someone important to her is in danger, and when this happens and she does yell, her voice is a bit raspy and almost strained from not using in that way at all.

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Thank you! As do you! I love there is some overlap between her and Caelum, with some stark differences as well. <3

I agree, water fairies can swim, or fly under water—something. That is absolute BS that they could not submerge some how.

Now, a hydrophobic one might be intriguing...

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Thanks, and that is actually a really interesting idea

@Aurkanthis oooo I like it, I like it, and I’ll make a note to check that song out!