Tell me, Do you Fear the Unknown? [Vashti's Plotter]

Do you fear
What is in the dark?
are you afraid
of the monsters
that linger under
your bed?

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Vashti has no friends whatsoever. The only people she considers friends is her brother and what she doesn't know, Xenos would be considered a friend as well. Vashti actually fears to make friends, thinking that they will somehow be like her father or they'll up and leave her like the people in the Relocation Center that helped her then suddenly disappeared. She doesn't know that Xenos killed them and instead believes they just abandoned her. Malikai does like to tell Vashti that he will always care for her and might be the only one she can trust and she does believe that. If you are attempting to befriend this cupcake, please be careful. She is shy and a nervous wreck and becomes unstable at times. If you do happen to befriend her, just know that her loyalty to you will stick until you decide you wish to end the friendship or one of you die. She will protect you until death and will go to the extent of making sure you are safe all the time and happy.

Unfortunately, Xenos is the complete opposite. She does think friends are okay, but she will only allow you to stick around if she believes you are being sincere about being Vashti's friend. Xenos herself doesn't mind company, only if the individual is like her in a way. If she doesn't find you worthy she will dismiss you but if she doesn't find you worthy of Vashti she might just try to scare you away whenever she can grab the chance. 

Want to be her friend? then you need to break down the barrier she has created to keep herself protected and get the approval of Xenos.

Are you being serious? Lovers? Oh dear... Vashti doesn't have a love for anyone. She actually fears to fall in love because of what she witnessed between her own father and mother. She believes that she will find someone who acts nice but when they get alone will hurt her just like her father did. She doesn't really believe in love in general and built a wall up around her core and heart to stop anyone from trying to break it down. Let's say you do break it down. You will find that she will rely on you for everything and look to you for help and comfort. You might also get chased off by Xenos.

There was one man Vashti was slowly falling for at the Relocation Center. He was one of the men that kept an eye on the place all together and he cherished Vashti and helped her the best he could. Unfortunately he was transferred and she once again built her wall very high and kept herself away from love as a whole.

Do you really want this emotionless, unstable girl to love? If so, then you need to show her you are willing to do anything for her. You need to show her that she won't have to worry about being left behind so she will have to build another wall. Although it will take a lot of time for you to break down the current one, if you do you will go through Xenos. Vashti cannot go through relationships easily and certainly cannot be touched without being triggered into her memories, causing a break down. If you are willing to be patient with this wild creature then go ahead and attempt to love her.

Okay. Let's be smart about this. Enemies? Holy shit Vashti has many. Her father is her enemy, Magis are her enemies, humans and hunters are her enemies. Just about everyone in the entire world she considers her enemy except her brother. Vashti believes everyone is out to get her because of what she went through with her father and what happened in the Relocation Center. If you come across Vashti, you are automatically an enemy until proven otherwise and even then it may take awhile for her to accept you as an acquaintance and even longer to accept you as a friend.

as long as you remember me, i don't care if everyone else forgets.

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