Chaotic Good Alastor?

Hwang Inho x reader HCs

he leaves you for Gihun

I love that theory thing where Apollo mostly acts the way he does, because he knows not being taken seriously is way safer then people knowing and remembering he is not only the only god with a connection to prophecy, he also regained godhood without any help, has a strong connection to mortals, is actually incredibly intelligent thanks to his domain of knowledge, and the fact that like he beat python as a mortal did I mention he hung over chaos?? I’m never dropping that guys he fucking hung over chaos

Also like he has humility????? Created camp half blood technically maybe???? And is the only god who has been turned completely mortal like. In general.

He’s actually really smart and scarily powerful cause the arts are already divine and that’s also his thing (that’s just a small tidbit of mine I like thinking about) but acting like he isn’t (and sometimes just being unwise cause his domain’s intellectuality not wisdom that’s Athena’s thing) is just better to do strategically. If your opponent thinks your incompetent they won’t treat as an equal which works in your favor, especially when you’re just well better than them.

Day 17 - Scapegoat / A Repeat of History

Requested by @mybelovedghost

Decided to dust off my old art blog with a rough doodle of everyone's favorite gambler.

Alastor is drawing

also some things he's drawing

jfdhgdgfkdhgjlrutihg[ohplrtnbfkldgpdjf i love Alastor and the fact that he loves drawing is just dlgkfhdghglk so cute

huh. he wouldn't want to show these to anyone...

the way sam literally had to consent to gadreel possessing him or else it literally does not work. dean cannot and did not give that consent for sam. it's not dean's fault gadreel tricks sam by using dean's likeness in sam's mind to get that consent. and dean asked for gadreel's help in the first place because he thought he was ezekiel and cas had vouched for ezekiel that he was trustworthy. so while sam is totally allowed and valid for feeling upset abt the situation, dumping that blame on dean is pretty unfair since 1.) it was a no win situation and literally in-universe it is equated to a family member signing off on a medical procedure when they are unconscious (however, it deviates from that analogy in the fact that this is a supernatural fantasy show so sam actually does get to consent to this possession in his mind) and 2.) dean hated the situation from the get-go, and was forced into a hostage situation where he could not even tell sam what was going on lest he risk sam dying.

who should sam be angry with? because i do think sam should get to feel how he feels!! but i also do think he is directing it wholly at the wrong person and is being a bit unfair. so who should he be directing his upset feelings toward? maybe the angel that tricked him into giving consent and then proceeded to keep him and dean in a hostage situation, dangling sam's life in the balance for ransom.

not trying to discourse and people can ultimately feel how they want, we're all just playing in this sandbox, but i do think sam is misplacing some of his feelings. and of course dean accepts the blame sam puts on him because that's just how dean is but, just because sam feels that way toward dean and dean takes it doesn't mean that that's like, what actually happened. they were both tricked by 'ezekiel' gadreel !! and it fucking sucks !!

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Kind of obsessed with the idea of Apollo with Lichtenberg Figures.

Maybe he hides them in God form because scars are “ugly” and “unbecoming”. But then he gets sent to earth.

I imagine Lester has lightning scars running down his arms and back, and it serves as a constant reminder that his dad was so disappointed not even permanent mutilation was enough. Zeus had made it so Apollo could die.

Anyway I think when he gets back to Godhood he would keep the scars (plus the arrow scar).

how long are you willing to keep that promise?