Inks The Type Of Person To Point Out When Your Blushing

Inks the type of person to point out when your blushing

he really would

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jasplush

8 months ago

Thinking about Sans Aus as fairytales. Current obsession is Nightmare and the Star Sanses, Three Little Pigs style plotline.

Nightmare is the wolf, but I really think the Star Sanses could each be any of the three pigs, respectively - depending on what personality they are given by the person telling the tale.

For examples:

Ink;

Ink as Straw pig: An agent of chaos. Just throws caution to the wind and is more interested in seeing how things can play out.

Ink as Stick pig: More cautious with a stronger sense of self-preservation. Still curious and perhaps a little interested in seeing things go to hell.

Ink as Brick pig: No interest in letting a risk slip through for entertainment. Takes his role as the protector very seriously and puts the safety of himself and his friends above all else.

Swap;

Swap as Straw pig: Naïve and trusting. Oblivious to the danger that his blind sense of trust can bring.

Swap as Straw pig: Usually on guard, but tries his best to see the good in people, even if they are only showing him the bad.

Swap as Brick pig: Protective and cautious. Understands the dangers of being too trusting, but also understands when to let someone in.

Dream;

Dream as Straw pig: Still sees Nightmare as the brother he once had. Will do anything to get that brother back, even if it means putting himself in danger.

Dream as Stick pig: Hopeful that Nightmare will come around one day, but aware that day may never come. He protects himself but takes chances to try and reach out, even if he fails over and over.

Dream as Brick pig: Knows his brother is never coming back. May or may not have accepted that fact, but knows that he needs to distance himself from the idea that whatever Nightmare is now, he is not to be trusted.

My personal favourites are Straw Ink, Stick Dream, and Brick Blue, but any combination works really. Anyway, thanks for reading my ramble.

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jasplush

8 months ago

Nightmare's aura and how it works in my interpretation

One side of Night's aura is the one that is “default” to him, where he spreads negative emotions making it uneasy for others to be near him for long periods of time due to discomfort they feel being with him. It never affected Dream as his own aura canceled Nightmare's. It's not influenced by Nightmare's emotions, but training helped him be able to lower Its power or enhance it, whenever he wants to. At Its strongest it can implement unexplainable fear and paralyze the opponent from terror they can't understand. He of course can't use it frequently because that would be overpowered.

The other side of his aura he learned by himself is where it calms others down, works both ways in intensity just like the “fear aura” ranging from pleasant calmness to a state of chill when one doesn't care much about anything. Part of this is also making the person sleepy or sluggish which can also be used in battle. For example, a person fighting Nightmare suddenly gets very tired, their legs tremble and their eyes can't stay open for long, slowly losing consciousness.

With both auras, “spells” can be cast, it just means a specific aura is channeled onto one person to affect them specifically. There are certain situations and people that his spells don’t work on, for example Ink and Dream. Dream can only be affected when the spell is very strong and it doesn’t work at all on Ink since it’s mostly emotion based.

Of course every drastic change to Nightmare's aura or casting channeled spells makes him weaker and when he wants to use a strong spell he has to estimate how long he can keep it up so he doesn't tire himself out.

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jasplush

8 months ago