Lucina.さんのイラストまとめ

@SnarkyFlier ❝Severa, truly..?❞

She's forced to stifle a giggle in the wake of haughty, expectant brandishing of her digits.

She makes a show of haphazardly jutting her head about as she closes the distance, until:

❝..There. Or does the very tip of your nose border on chaste?❞

@SnarkyFlier Hmhm. ♫

I take after Father in this regard, evidently. If there is something you would ask of me, you'll have to be just a touch more direct.

@SnarkyFlier ❝. .Oh, Severa. .❞

There's a telling flitting of her hues in bemusement when she's presented with a (partial) cake, until the context follows. Evidently, she'd forgotten.

She sheepishly accepts, of course, and gestures to a vacant table.

❝T--there, and thank you. So..?❞

❝. . . .❞

Abruptly, Lucina's cloak is brought wide as she steps from around the bend to stand squarely before @SnarkyFlier.

The way she splays her arms before her was inviting: Though less in the sense of seeking an embrace, so much as inviting her to do her worst.

@TacticianRobin Robin, thank you.

There is something of a rumor involving a ledger that keeps account of such occasions.

Father never would reveal whether it were you or Frederick who maintained such a thing.

@AskrsLight So I see. You are affable yet— which is something I can scarcely claim to be in the wake of discourse.

It's an admirable trait; but it begs the question. What good could the Shepherds of tomorrow have had to say about me?

@AskrsLight You recall as much—?

..It’s humbling, but I should thank you to reserve such pleasantries. Failing that father is unavailable, namely. Ahem.

I trust that you have been in good spirits beside.

❛By my recollection of the past, the Shepherd's camp should be set approximately..?

..Evidently not. That their whereabouts have diverged from history is equal parts vexing and reassuring.❜

'Oh, that's right. Today is..' 🎂

('Hm. Well, I was never the sort to indulge. Not since I was a girl, at least. I'd sooner prefer to pass the day in peace.')

@OverlordGrima 'ENOUGH!'

'The very idea that you perceive your actions as empathy is sickening to the core.'