Ple-Sen
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Before the quest, I buy and drink a charisma potion through Ashura.
After introducing the third Coriel to the other members of the squad, Ayrlys advised him to attend Blade Arts courses, while she herself embarked on an unusual mission in "Azure Sails."
A difficult choice, each of the Seven is beautiful in their own way. Especially if we consider beauty as a broad concept, including inner beauty. Perhaps, I am most impressed by Gula, whose image embodies warmth, kindness, and hospitality, but also a sense of pride, iron will, and a readiness to face the next day with her head held high. A willingness to ensure a bright future not only for herself but also for her loved ones. Of course, the goddess of fertility is not lacking in external beauty, and the outfits that creators usually adorn her with are difficult for me to call tasteless.
If we move away from inner beauty, then Ira can compete with her. The goddess of war combines grace, beauty, elegance, and nobility, being like a refined sword forged by the best of craftsmen. Her rose motif only strengthens this image, simultaneously embodying beauty and hidden danger. If the sight of Gula instills peace and tranquility, filling your heart with warmth, then the sight of Ira captivates and makes your heart flutter with emotions ready to burst out.
2. What are the strongest aspects of the images of Mana, Abelia, and Rishi?
Perhaps one of the most memorable elements of Mana's image is her dress, which cannot fail to evoke associations with a fish's tail. This alone is enough to convey to even the most unobservant person one of the main domains of the goddess – the sea. And the jewelry using pearls and shells will dispel any possible doubts about this. The goddess of life's tiara completes the picture, like the other elements of her outfit, inlaid with pearls and decorated with marine life. It resembles, in its appearance, that Mana is not just connected to water, but is the full mistress of rivers and oceans.
Many of the elements of Abelia's image work to create her image as the mistress of death. The simplest is the sickly-pale skin, usually found in people with poor health or those who have recently left this world. But the skeleton bound in chains, carrying its mistress, also makes it clear what kind of goddess Abelia is. It also makes it clear that being in the realm of the mistress of death is unlikely to be to many people's liking. If desired, this can even be interpreted as the fact that each of the mortals is bound by her laws and sooner or later his life must end, but even in death, he will not find the freedom that some desire.
Perhaps, as in the case of Abelia, the entire image of Rishi reflects the essence of her divine sphere. Like Mana, she wears a tiara on her head, but a black tiara – a very atypical color for such an item. This simultaneously demonstrates her claim to greatness in relation to other deities, but also demonstrates her power over what is considered unnatural in certain circles. This theme of "unnaturalness" is continued by her asymmetrical outfit, some elements of which hang in the air without any visible reason. Rishi's braid, a weapon often associated with death, symbolizes her readiness to challenge Abelia's domain and free her faithful followers from the power of the goddess of death's cycle. At the same time, the weapon of the creator of magic is covered with eyes, while one of her eyes is covered with a bandage. As if this weapon is an extension of Rishi herself, and the eyes on it are the same organs of perception. Again, it plays on the "unnatural" image of this deity.
3. Favorite eye color?
Honestly, this is a very difficult question – many eye colors are good, although how well they look depends on other elements of a person's appearance. For example, I once met a guest from a faraway land whose light gray eyes curiously contrasted with the dark color of her skin. At the same time, in another situation, they would not have made such a strong impression on me. So, I will limit myself to saying that I prefer bright and light shades of eyes.
4. Favorite hair color?
It might sound a little narcissistic, but I quite like my own hair color. And although it pleases my eye in itself, I especially like it because it goes well with clothes of almost any color. Perhaps the fact that because of it, I often got key roles in our troupe's productions plays a role. Apparently, because in certain circles it is associated with purity of thought and nobility. I find these associations flattering, although I understand that any connection between character and hair color is nothing more than speculation and stereotypes.
5. What do you prefer – tights, stockings, or knee-highs?
A difficult question, as the choice of these wardrobe items depends on the chosen outfit. And even in these conditions, opinions may differ from person to person. There is no universal option here, as each of the options can be a good addition to the image. If you need to choose only one of the options, then I will choose knee-highs, as I wear them most often.
6. And what length – to the thigh, above the knee, or below the knee?
Again, it all depends on the image and the other elements of the wardrobe. In certain cases, say when wearing long skirts or trousers, the length hardly matters. Beauty can have different forms, but that doesn't mean that one of them will necessarily be perceived as better than another. The choice may be influenced by mood, a desire for novelty, or a desire to make a certain impression, but I cannot limit myself to just one option.
7. What about skirts, what length is better – mini, above the knee, or below the knee?
Judging by myself, I find the medium length the most comfortable. It is moderately businesslike, does not restrict movement, and can properly emphasize the figure without leaning too much in one direction or the other.
8. What is better – a skirt, shorts, or trousers?
In my opinion, the difference between trousers and shorts is the same as the difference between a short and a long skirt. I don't quite understand the need to divide this point into two, especially in light of the existence of intermediate options. But, returning to the topic of the question, trousers work better for the images I prefer, while also emphasizing the wearer's figure. Of course, the style plays a big role here, but these are separate nuances. The question was not about what type of trousers I prefer.
9. What about height – short, average, or tall?
In terms of height, it is important to understand that the question is not limited to just "taller/shorter." Height also greatly affects a person's proportions, although how it affects them varies from case to case. Personally, I prefer being tall, because it can give a more elegant and refined look, expressed in longer arms and legs. In my eyes, such grace is associated with a certain nobility, which is why I find being tall more attractive.
10. And the bust – small, medium, or large?
And again, an attempt to reveal my narcissism? If I'm being serious, I do find a large size more attractive, at least because it emphasizes the waist and, in the case of wide hips, balances the overall silhouette. Of course, all these effects can be achieved with a properly chosen style of clothing, but I am glad to know that I do not need such tricks. Hmm, it really did sound quite narcissistic.
After introducing the third Coriel to the other members of the squad, Ayrlys advised him to attend Blade Arts courses, while she herself embarked on an unusual mission in "Azure Sails."
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1. Which of the deities of the Pantheon of Seven is the most beautiful and why?A difficult choice, each of the Seven is beautiful in their own way. Especially if we consider beauty as a broad concept, including inner beauty. Perhaps, I am most impressed by Gula, whose image embodies warmth, kindness, and hospitality, but also a sense of pride, iron will, and a readiness to face the next day with her head held high. A willingness to ensure a bright future not only for herself but also for her loved ones. Of course, the goddess of fertility is not lacking in external beauty, and the outfits that creators usually adorn her with are difficult for me to call tasteless.
If we move away from inner beauty, then Ira can compete with her. The goddess of war combines grace, beauty, elegance, and nobility, being like a refined sword forged by the best of craftsmen. Her rose motif only strengthens this image, simultaneously embodying beauty and hidden danger. If the sight of Gula instills peace and tranquility, filling your heart with warmth, then the sight of Ira captivates and makes your heart flutter with emotions ready to burst out.
2. What are the strongest aspects of the images of Mana, Abelia, and Rishi?
Perhaps one of the most memorable elements of Mana's image is her dress, which cannot fail to evoke associations with a fish's tail. This alone is enough to convey to even the most unobservant person one of the main domains of the goddess – the sea. And the jewelry using pearls and shells will dispel any possible doubts about this. The goddess of life's tiara completes the picture, like the other elements of her outfit, inlaid with pearls and decorated with marine life. It resembles, in its appearance, that Mana is not just connected to water, but is the full mistress of rivers and oceans.
Many of the elements of Abelia's image work to create her image as the mistress of death. The simplest is the sickly-pale skin, usually found in people with poor health or those who have recently left this world. But the skeleton bound in chains, carrying its mistress, also makes it clear what kind of goddess Abelia is. It also makes it clear that being in the realm of the mistress of death is unlikely to be to many people's liking. If desired, this can even be interpreted as the fact that each of the mortals is bound by her laws and sooner or later his life must end, but even in death, he will not find the freedom that some desire.
Perhaps, as in the case of Abelia, the entire image of Rishi reflects the essence of her divine sphere. Like Mana, she wears a tiara on her head, but a black tiara – a very atypical color for such an item. This simultaneously demonstrates her claim to greatness in relation to other deities, but also demonstrates her power over what is considered unnatural in certain circles. This theme of "unnaturalness" is continued by her asymmetrical outfit, some elements of which hang in the air without any visible reason. Rishi's braid, a weapon often associated with death, symbolizes her readiness to challenge Abelia's domain and free her faithful followers from the power of the goddess of death's cycle. At the same time, the weapon of the creator of magic is covered with eyes, while one of her eyes is covered with a bandage. As if this weapon is an extension of Rishi herself, and the eyes on it are the same organs of perception. Again, it plays on the "unnatural" image of this deity.
3. Favorite eye color?
Honestly, this is a very difficult question – many eye colors are good, although how well they look depends on other elements of a person's appearance. For example, I once met a guest from a faraway land whose light gray eyes curiously contrasted with the dark color of her skin. At the same time, in another situation, they would not have made such a strong impression on me. So, I will limit myself to saying that I prefer bright and light shades of eyes.
4. Favorite hair color?
It might sound a little narcissistic, but I quite like my own hair color. And although it pleases my eye in itself, I especially like it because it goes well with clothes of almost any color. Perhaps the fact that because of it, I often got key roles in our troupe's productions plays a role. Apparently, because in certain circles it is associated with purity of thought and nobility. I find these associations flattering, although I understand that any connection between character and hair color is nothing more than speculation and stereotypes.
5. What do you prefer – tights, stockings, or knee-highs?
A difficult question, as the choice of these wardrobe items depends on the chosen outfit. And even in these conditions, opinions may differ from person to person. There is no universal option here, as each of the options can be a good addition to the image. If you need to choose only one of the options, then I will choose knee-highs, as I wear them most often.
6. And what length – to the thigh, above the knee, or below the knee?
Again, it all depends on the image and the other elements of the wardrobe. In certain cases, say when wearing long skirts or trousers, the length hardly matters. Beauty can have different forms, but that doesn't mean that one of them will necessarily be perceived as better than another. The choice may be influenced by mood, a desire for novelty, or a desire to make a certain impression, but I cannot limit myself to just one option.
7. What about skirts, what length is better – mini, above the knee, or below the knee?
Judging by myself, I find the medium length the most comfortable. It is moderately businesslike, does not restrict movement, and can properly emphasize the figure without leaning too much in one direction or the other.
8. What is better – a skirt, shorts, or trousers?
In my opinion, the difference between trousers and shorts is the same as the difference between a short and a long skirt. I don't quite understand the need to divide this point into two, especially in light of the existence of intermediate options. But, returning to the topic of the question, trousers work better for the images I prefer, while also emphasizing the wearer's figure. Of course, the style plays a big role here, but these are separate nuances. The question was not about what type of trousers I prefer.
9. What about height – short, average, or tall?
In terms of height, it is important to understand that the question is not limited to just "taller/shorter." Height also greatly affects a person's proportions, although how it affects them varies from case to case. Personally, I prefer being tall, because it can give a more elegant and refined look, expressed in longer arms and legs. In my eyes, such grace is associated with a certain nobility, which is why I find being tall more attractive.
10. And the bust – small, medium, or large?
And again, an attempt to reveal my narcissism? If I'm being serious, I do find a large size more attractive, at least because it emphasizes the waist and, in the case of wide hips, balances the overall silhouette. Of course, all these effects can be achieved with a properly chosen style of clothing, but I am glad to know that I do not need such tricks. Hmm, it really did sound quite narcissistic.