Relationship Chart, which will be amended into my sheet shortly.
Alesea: “Alesea is a beautiful young woman with a big heart. She would make a wonderful addition to the sisterhood, and perhaps she will one day seek out of the word of the Goddess Vexa to mend her broken spirit.”
Sinpher: “Sinpher is a dangerous man. He is somebody who believes that the ends justify the means and would cut down anyone who stands in his way. I pray that one day he will open himself up to the world and see that the people he cuts down are mothers, fathers, brothers, and sisters and not just obstacles standing in his way.”
Zico: “I do not trust this man. He hides behind his sharp tongue and cheeky remarks and has amassed himself a fortune using falsehoods and untruths. I pray that to the Goddess Vexa that this man learns how insignificant material wealth and seeks forgiveness for his transgressions against his fellow man.”
Viento: “Viento is passionate, to say the least. I pray that he does not lose sight of who he is in his quest for the tablets.”
Tyrell: “I pray for anybody who dedicates themselves to a life of thievery. However, between petty theft and starving, I think that even the Goddess Vexa would condone his actions if he simply prayed for forgiveness.”
Jitters: “This creature is an abomination, and I cannot condone its destructive tendencies. However, this creature is also a creation of the Goddess Vexa, and so long as it fights beside me to fulfill the wishes of the Mother Goddess, I cannot turn away its help. It should also be said that I trust the abomination far more than Ava, Sinpher, or Zico.”
Nathimys: “Nathimys a kind young man, humble, modest, and works for the good of mankind, though I do not understand how such a person could become a complete monster like that on the battlefield. What is he, and why does he become like that? I also worry about his strange fascination with mushrooms. Can he really hear them, or is he afflicted with some kind of illness of the mind?”
Joscelin: “I respect those with a strong sense of justice, and I think that her ideals of heroism will guide her down the right path. Like Alesea, I think that she would make a wonderful addition to the sisterhood, and I may consider speaking to her one day about the word of the Goddess Vexa.”
Freya: “I wonder why Freya chooses to conceal her identity behind such a monstrous costume. She is such a beautiful young woman, her hair long and flowing and her skin soft and fair. I worry somewhat about her tendency to loot corpses and hopes that she does so with respect to those that had died. I also hope that she does not get too caught up in the material value of the items she collects. According to the Book of Vexa, it does not matter how class, status, or how much wealth we have accumulated, but instead what we have done with our time in this world…”
Ava: “I do not have words to describe this young woman. She is cruel and twisted, and I pray that she finds redemption in the arms of the Goddess Vexa before it is too late. I would trust both the self-proclaimed gentlemen and that abomination long before I trust this woman…”