📝 tl;cr meme

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📝 TL;CR MEME 📝

Welcome to the end of game TL;CR meme!

It's been a busy three months with a lot of ups and downs with all kinds of CR... Now's the perfect time to look back and see the path your characters have taken.

You know the drill—leave a blank toplevel with your character's name in the comment line, and when your CR replies to your comment, let them know how your character feels about them.

Comment around, have fun, enjoy the retrospective!

If you have the time, check out the love meme to celebrate the OOC side!

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[dyingtohealyou]

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[foresightis2020]

All things considered Jing Yuan pretty much considers Ahito to be along the lines of Yanqing territory. Capable, though still pretty much a youngster who has still a long way to grow in terms of developing in many ways. Which pretty much results in him looking out for him consistently, and treating him in some ways he treats Yanqing. Overall, this means his opinion of Ahito is generally positive, though it also means that he won't exactly volunteer much about himself on his end, assuming Ahito doesn't really need too much (unless Ahito asks, in which he'll probably tell him some stuff, depending) But generally, Jing Yuan will have no problems with telling Ahito what he thinks, and will not hesitate to try to do his best to protect him. I think, speaking honestly, this point of view started early on and didn't like change all that much.

He's also been kind of low-key concerned about how things would have transpired until he figures out the wizard thing, by which I mean he'll eventually be like 'oh we're still wizards, no worries, Ahito will live a long life'. All in all, he's probably assuming they won't see each other again or at least not for a long while, and they left off in a generally positive note rather than negative. He's a pretty observant guy though he doesn't see himself at fault for the potluck thing, and doesn't think of it as a big deal (which won't change at all I can guarantee this, so closes eyes.) In the end, he hopes that Ahito can find some allies to deal with the organization, because they are pretty much worrisome even with magic powers in mind.

He thinks Ahito has a huge problem with taking on things by himself that he should have help with in terms of back-home matters, even if he understands that there are few options. But, he also believes it is up to Ahito to do more to find allies to help him regardless; whether it be in his world, or among their group if interdimensional travel happens. He wants Ahito in the end to find his happiness, which he is more or less certain he'll eventually get there because it does seem like he has potential pool for capable allies even in his home world. Either way, there may be bumps in the road, but he thinks Ahito is sure to grow into a decent, responsible adult.