yeyissp
WHERE ARE YOUUU, PLEASE COME BACK
TELL ME YOU'RE STILL HERE :((
657687v
Do you ever think abt how strange white’s character is sometimes? In comparison to bam, who can’t open himself up to particular kinds of ppl, like those who hurt his teammates or do bad to a lot of other ppl. White on the other hand is nothing like that. He’s actually pretty understanding of most ppl, even someone like bam, his opposite. On white’s journey, u see him go through sm things and just accept it for what it is. You’d think someone like him could handle any kind of adversity, but that’s not true. His “last” and only tribulation (as white thought of it) is bam. For the first time he gets so angry abt bam just existing that it turns into full-blown hatred for everything bam is and has been. White wants bam erased, and that’s even more hatred than we’ve seen him feel towards arie hon. That’s because white, the weapon, can handle all kinds of adversity; but hoaqin the child, whose name was stolen, can’t.
Linonymous
@657687v Also I’m so so sorry for taking such a long time to respond. I ended up taking a very sudden and lengthy break from writing/Wattpad when things got overwhelming ☹️ I’m not sure if you’re still active on your account, but if you are, I was wondering how you’ve been? It’s been a really long time!
Linonymous
Honestly yeah I think the nature of his character is why he fits so perfectly into the narrative of ToG and why he has such a presence in the story. He is honestly such a perfect foil to Bam’s character. And even though I admittedly am not too huge of a fan of how their final fight ended, I think it was fantastic overall, and I love how much they highlighted the fact that it’s Hoaqin, the child within White who could never grow up, that couldn’t come to terms with how Bam was able to resist corruption in the way that Hoaqin was not (and as a result White tried to force Bam to be corrupted, knowing that if he failed to corrupt him, it meant his own corruption WASN'T inevitable and he had a CHOICE to not become a "monster"). Aria herself (the blonde one in the webtoon) even mentioned that White was acting more like a teenager than an ancient Slayer.
657687v
CONGRATULATIONS ON 650+ READS OMG ?????!!
657687v
Question: what’ll happen if White sees Elyse activating Psyathi, the sword he gave Aria? Would he try to kill her/take it back from her? Or would he inquire and help her improve like back in the prologue book? (Definitely not calmly… it’d be a heavily debated response on his part, i think.)
Linonymous
@657687v Ahahah I'm impressed with how dedicated you are to making your predictions . I should probably stop giving you hints in regards to this specific part of my story, cause y'know, that'd be the responsible thing to do as an author. Buuut, I'll give you a couple more things anyways. White, or more accurately for now, Hoaqin, will most definitely be distrustful when it comes to Elyse’s very presence. Just so you don't get confused now, I'll tell you that, by the time they meet again, he won't have seen Aria’s ghost (who technically is more of a creation of White's own guilt than it is Aria herself) in a very long time. Soooo, when he sees Elyse (who will of course have a different name, as in her slayer candidate name, in his view, and *wink wink*, you can probably guess part of it), let's just say he doesn't see her as, well, a person so to say. Also, and I don't wanna reveal too too much, but I'll just say that at SOME point, possibly relatively early on, during the hell train arc, Elyse will have regained the entirety of her past self's memories. And in terms of White letting that part of Aria's soul go, or rather giving it back to its true owner, well, he may or may not have trouble doing so (I won't tell whether or not I mean this in regards to his volition or to his literal capabilties). Hehe, I should really keep my mouth shut about my plot, but oh well, enjoy my spoilers.