| And for the final day of this OCDer’s dream, it’s time to have a look at our young faeries and see how they rate against their human counterparts. They’re quite different, as I’m sure you can see. For one thing, faeries have no physical body, so their physical strength is permanently ZERO!
Also, I remember saying I would explain some crazy symbolism? The number 12. |
| Faye | |
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Faye is a atypical Water faerie: high knowledge stats, low creativity – it’s hard to be creative when you’re only capable of convergent thinking. Here sensing grade relates to her Reading ability, while her low adaptation demonstrates her inability to directly manipulate the thoughts of others. Her social skills are very much minimal too – something she has demonstrated rather well in her few few days in the human world. |
| Phantasia | |
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Faeries can be just as varied as humans, as Phantasia here proves. Her perceptive and sensing abilities are her greatest asset, followed by her creativity and divergent thinking. Her skills very much compliment Faye’s and they cover each other’s weak areas. The only place they falter is in offensive ability, something they both lack. How well Phantasia’s magical abilities grow depend greatly on how well she comes to understand them – and just what they actually are! The predicted grades here are ambiguous at best. |
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So now on to the Special Guest Star. You see, the students get their own special little chart that only goes up to 10. In the REAL world, the SEELIE gradings go UP TO ELEVEN…actially, that’s a lie, they go up to TWENTY-FIVE. Although very few entities break the 20 barrier on anything, and those who break it multiple times… Well, here’s Queen Thetis, judge for yourself. And just to show the gap between our protagonists and their elders, I’ve added a comparison… |
| Queen Thetis |
Queen Thetis / Faye |
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