[Game thread] Skull Ruins Pokerole

[Lord Windos]

When Ventus takes Raphael out of his Pokeball to hand to Nurse Joy or to feed dinner, his empathy picks up on a strong feeling of regret and disapproval from the archangel. -2 Happiness, -1 Loyalty for Raphael. Ventus, you probably knew this would happen, so let's assume you made sure the room was empty first, thus avoiding any suspicion.

The Pokemon is really worried about its place in Master's team: a fairy type, a magical Pokemon, and a defender of the innocent.

(Well, that is one other way to punish me for the Den's destruction, Iron. Of course, if they become too much of a hassle because of a disagreement of morals, I'll trade them away for something more....'accepting' of Ventus world view and ideals. My character loves Raphael to death, but he'll give them away if they can't trust or agree on matters such as that. It would be for the best for him and his archangel in that case...)

In private:

The researcher picked up his dear heavily child's disappointment and broken trust between instantly the moment he released them to be feed, and subsequently was aghast, sorrowful, and almost had a small breakdown over this event. Ventus immediately rushed over to envelope Raphael in hasty, heartwrecking hug, trying to soothe their own raw feeling and uncertainty with his words. "Oh Raphael.... I would NEVER, EVER intentionally harm you with my actions. You are my dear, dear child, one that I love you with all my heart/soul and would do anything for you, so please don't fear or hate me... I'd sooner rip my own heart out and eat it before I even THINK of doing something unfortold against you, and I would do anything to ensure that you are happy, healthy, and safe from all harm. ....Even if it means that I have to give you to someone that is better suited to care for you. I not going to promise to change my ways or how I react to certain things in the future, since I may be forced to do...unpleasant thing out of need or a desire to right what I believe is 'wrong', so if we can not find a way to overcome this difference of ideal between us...then I will do what is best for both of us. I'm sorry, my dear child..."