People who steal other people's pudding...!! It's the absolute worst!!!
But hmmm, this is interesting. For Kaguya/Yuuki, I'm not...........hmm. In the fanbook, it lists Yuuki as having a clear sense of right and wrong. That right and wrong doesn't necessarily align with what is socially acceptable, or the law, either, though. For instance, in canon sharing your blood with a Level E vampire to sustain them is considered forbidden/a sin probably because of elitist vampires and jerk hunters. But Yuuki doesn't care and shares her blood anyway.
Her morals get a little more...skewed as the series goes on though. FOR INSTANCE. She knows it's really difficult for the pureblood to die. They can't just die. They just keep existing except under special circumstances. So after an incident at a ball in which supposedly a pureblood turned a hunter human to get them to kill them (this didn't really happen....) she thought...
WELP. I know what I need to do. And she ran away from home to go ask the other pureblood if they wanted to die! As one does. Because that, to her, is better than a pureblood destroying a human's life for such a wish.
Furthermore, Yuuki tends to try and apprehend people first and turn them in. She doesn't really like the shoot first, questions later type attitude. But she's also a vigilante at times. I mean when she finds out vampire society starts targetting her boy toy because he's not good enough for her (vampire politics...) she shows up to tell them to knock it off or DEATHTTT. AS ONE DOES. It was reasonable to her.
This get complicated with fiance/brother because he does a lot of not great things and she is WAYYY too forgiving with him at times. But she kind of draws the line at genocide. At one point she almost considered genocide herself after reaching a breaking point but was able to walk herself back from that.
All of this said she won't hesitate to kill if someone she loves is on the line. And she might go make threats stupidly because that's what a genki vampire girl does. At one point she founds out in canon that someone is placing some bombs under daycares and she was ready to go out and do some murder, but her friends who are in various associations and policing factions of various kinds were like 'PLEASE DON'T YOU WILL MAKE MORE TROUBLE. I'M NOT TELLING YOU WHERE TO GO LOOK."
She does try to work with changing various laws, however, and has helped put into place a sort of democratic method of dealing with vampires they think need to be exterminated (which I'm not sure necessarily aligns entirely with the hunters, but you know. There are lots of politics revolving around that.
But like ALL OF THAT SAID. If you touch her family she will murder you so dead it will be like you never existed before. Don't touch her children because you don't mess with mama bears. >(
Leviathan/Kija
ER... OKAY. Moving onto Levi/Kija. Death in his world is kind of a commonplace. Even his village has presumably killed trespassers for getting... too close to his village. And that's just for finding his secret village....! But protecting the 'sacred white dragon' is of the utmost importance of course.
But overall, Levi cares a great deal about people. He LOVES to fight and can actually... get pretty bloodlusty. In canon when told he gets to go fight or battle he's all AH YEAH /flexes claws. So he kind of likes the thrill of it. On the flip side, it's not like he enjoys killiing or the like, but he also won't hesitate. There are been a number of battles where he's fought without trying to kill others... but to merely stop them, which is...hard with his power set in canon.
His group is basically vigilantes who go around trying to help downtrodden portions of the country and defend it when necessary. When the life of his friends or the princess have been threatened however he's made it clear he will murder you dead though, and that no one, absolutely no one is allowed to fuck with them. Even when some men were under the influence of drugs, when one harmed the princess it took every bit of his self-control not to crush that person's head....
(He can probably be somewhat of a berserker depending on the circumstances)
But he has things that he believes are RIGHT and that are WRONG, even if he intends to kill you for instance. Mizari in his canon harmed his friends and did a lot of shit to them. But when they were all thrown in prison for a time and Mizari was attacked and unable to fight whatsoever, he was like OH HELL NAH you can't just kill someone who is locked up behind bars??? Because that isn't honorable!!! And he freed Mizari.
Basically, Levi doesn't have a problem with killing someone if they bring on the consequences themselves. But he doesn't believe in being underhanded about it. He wouldn't poison someone or try to surprise attack. He'd rather be up front and honest about it because that is more honorable to him??
To give another example: He realized in canon that Soo-Won (the current king who murdered Yona's father (Hiryuu) and had been the cause of her and Hak's misfortunes....) was the one responsible for what happened to them, and when Hak came upon him and had murder revenge on the mind... Levi was content to let him do it. That was between them and he didn't feel it was right to stop him. And the only reason he DID help stop him was that Hak was already injured going into that.
At one point Levi DOES meet Soo-Won by himself. Soo-Won like awkwardly holds his hand for a moment (it's weird) and he's thrown by the whole thing and very much wants to slice him but also he restrains himself because it's not his place too and also because there were more important things going on at the time. And he left feeling somewhat troubled because he didn't get the feeling that he was a BAD person, which Levi had perceived him to be due to everything he knew prior to that.
I think due to the world he has been raised in, overall he fights for peace and helping the downtrodden. But you also protect your own, and if that means you gotta kill someone, then there's no hesitation. It's just the kind of world he comes from. When you a dragon warrior you gotta do some dragon warrior things.
These are their morals which are mostly just explanations of things and how they would react to things.
They're both kind sweet children who just. Also may kill you if you harm people they love. NEITHER, however, would take what happens inside of a game outside of a game unless something was done vindictively with the full intent of causing extra harm and they were in their right mind at the time. That would maybeeeee sway them.
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People who steal other people's pudding...!! It's the absolute worst!!!
But hmmm, this is interesting. For Kaguya/Yuuki, I'm not...........hmm. In the fanbook, it lists Yuuki as having a clear sense of right and wrong. That right and wrong doesn't necessarily align with what is socially acceptable, or the law, either, though. For instance, in canon sharing your blood with a Level E vampire to sustain them is considered forbidden/a sin probably because of elitist vampires and jerk hunters. But Yuuki doesn't care and shares her blood anyway.
Her morals get a little more...skewed as the series goes on though. FOR INSTANCE. She knows it's really difficult for the pureblood to die. They can't just die. They just keep existing except under special circumstances. So after an incident at a ball in which supposedly a pureblood turned a hunter human to get them to kill them (this didn't really happen....) she thought...
WELP. I know what I need to do. And she ran away from home to go ask the other pureblood if they wanted to die! As one does. Because that, to her, is better than a pureblood destroying a human's life for such a wish.
Furthermore, Yuuki tends to try and apprehend people first and turn them in. She doesn't really like the shoot first, questions later type attitude. But she's also a vigilante at times. I mean when she finds out vampire society starts targetting her boy toy because he's not good enough for her (vampire politics...) she shows up to tell them to knock it off or DEATHTTT. AS ONE DOES. It was reasonable to her.
This get complicated with fiance/brother because he does a lot of not great things and she is WAYYY too forgiving with him at times. But she kind of draws the line at genocide. At one point she almost considered genocide herself after reaching a breaking point but was able to walk herself back from that.
All of this said she won't hesitate to kill if someone she loves is on the line. And she might go make threats stupidly because that's what a genki vampire girl does. At one point she founds out in canon that someone is placing some bombs under daycares and she was ready to go out and do some murder, but her friends who are in various associations and policing factions of various kinds were like 'PLEASE DON'T YOU WILL MAKE MORE TROUBLE. I'M NOT TELLING YOU WHERE TO GO LOOK."
She does try to work with changing various laws, however, and has helped put into place a sort of democratic method of dealing with vampires they think need to be exterminated (which I'm not sure necessarily aligns entirely with the hunters, but you know. There are lots of politics revolving around that.
But like ALL OF THAT SAID. If you touch her family she will murder you so dead it will be like you never existed before. Don't touch her children because you don't mess with mama bears. >(
Leviathan/Kija
ER... OKAY. Moving onto Levi/Kija. Death in his world is kind of a commonplace. Even his village has presumably killed trespassers for getting... too close to his village. And that's just for finding his secret village....! But protecting the 'sacred white dragon' is of the utmost importance of course.
But overall, Levi cares a great deal about people. He LOVES to fight and can actually... get pretty bloodlusty. In canon when told he gets to go fight or battle he's all AH YEAH /flexes claws. So he kind of likes the thrill of it. On the flip side, it's not like he enjoys killiing or the like, but he also won't hesitate. There are been a number of battles where he's fought without trying to kill others... but to merely stop them, which is...hard with his power set in canon.
His group is basically vigilantes who go around trying to help downtrodden portions of the country and defend it when necessary. When the life of his friends or the princess have been threatened however he's made it clear he will murder you dead though, and that no one, absolutely no one is allowed to fuck with them. Even when some men were under the influence of drugs, when one harmed the princess it took every bit of his self-control not to crush that person's head....
(He can probably be somewhat of a berserker depending on the circumstances)
But he has things that he believes are RIGHT and that are WRONG, even if he intends to kill you for instance. Mizari in his canon harmed his friends and did a lot of shit to them. But when they were all thrown in prison for a time and Mizari was attacked and unable to fight whatsoever, he was like OH HELL NAH you can't just kill someone who is locked up behind bars??? Because that isn't honorable!!! And he freed Mizari.
Basically, Levi doesn't have a problem with killing someone if they bring on the consequences themselves. But he doesn't believe in being underhanded about it. He wouldn't poison someone or try to surprise attack. He'd rather be up front and honest about it because that is more honorable to him??
To give another example: He realized in canon that Soo-Won (the current king who murdered Yona's father (Hiryuu) and had been the cause of her and Hak's misfortunes....) was the one responsible for what happened to them, and when Hak came upon him and had murder revenge on the mind... Levi was content to let him do it. That was between them and he didn't feel it was right to stop him. And the only reason he DID help stop him was that Hak was already injured going into that.
At one point Levi DOES meet Soo-Won by himself. Soo-Won like awkwardly holds his hand for a moment (it's weird) and he's thrown by the whole thing and very much wants to slice him but also he restrains himself because it's not his place too and also because there were more important things going on at the time. And he left feeling somewhat troubled because he didn't get the feeling that he was a BAD person, which Levi had perceived him to be due to everything he knew prior to that.
I think due to the world he has been raised in, overall he fights for peace and helping the downtrodden. But you also protect your own, and if that means you gotta kill someone, then there's no hesitation. It's just the kind of world he comes from. When you a dragon warrior you gotta do some dragon warrior things.
These are their morals which are mostly just explanations of things and how they would react to things.
They're both kind sweet children who just. Also may kill you if you harm people they love. NEITHER, however, would take what happens inside of a game outside of a game unless something was done vindictively with the full intent of causing extra harm and they were in their right mind at the time. That would maybeeeee sway them.