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[deuilblanc]

It's been a month and Lien's over eight hundred comments, which is good enough for a FIRST IMPRESSIONS MEME! Feel free to ask about Sera or Littlefoot as well.

Warning, it's fairly likely that Lien thinks little of you, since that is HOW SHE ROLLS. And I may ask you to reverse. 8D

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[blindstheworld]

:D?!

Also I need to meet Littlefoot kyaa kyaa

[deuilblanc]

shhh of course I remembered this meme

LIEN KIND OF LIKES OUKA. What a respectable, polite little princess! Finding out from Teito about the whole Raggs/Barsburg clusterfuck makes her look at Ouka more clinically than she otherwise might've, though, as a political tool; Lien is a very politcal animal when it comes to international affairs. Ouka could be used in a variety of ways to poke at the regrettable Raggs situation, up to and including assassination to throw Barsburg into disarray if Ouka is the only obvious heir; she's sort of playing with the idea of figuring out which of these would be best and pointing Teito in that direction, but she's afraid that his sentimenality towards Ouka would get in the way. It doesn't really register to her yet that Ouka is exactly as politically naive as she appears to be, because... what royalty of a non-dispossessed monarchy could be! It will make her go :E ... :/ inside when she figures it out.

[profeseed]

:D

[deuilblanc]

I return very late to this meme to tell you... nothing much! :( LAB HAS NOT MADE A HUGE IMPRESSION ON HER besides polite and helpful, but the priesthood is SUPPOSED to be helpful to the Imperial family, so it's not particularly significant. Ayanami is more interesting because of his link with Teito and the fact that he's the person Teito wants his revenge on; she is reserving judgment on what exactly to do with that situation till she's poked at it a little more, but she'd never lower herself to approach Ayanami for information on her own, so she's sort of holding aloof from it and thinking about it idly right now. She'd probably think his whole killing god thing was interesting, if blasphemous.