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Most of you guys won't have ANY idea as to whom this character is. But some of you might recognize Emily.

Introducing, Mordred, the son of Morgan Le Fay from Sir Arceon's characterization of Camelot. He's a sorcerer of the dark arts just like his mother, with an almost equaled thirst for power and the deaths of Sir Arceon's titular white knight, Sir Arceon. His character arc, Mordred's I mean, starts out with him practically eating out of the palm of Morgan's hand, obeying her every order out of loyalty and an unspoken desire to be loved and accepted by the essentially heartless tyrant queen who's raised him up to denounce love as petty weakness and never apologize nor seek out relationships lest he grow 'soft'. He helped destroy the Knights of the Round Table as well as usher in his mother's rule for Camelot. But alas, Morgan's thirst for power and more land to rule over has led her to discover the existence of other universes, essentially the multiverse. And now she desires to conquer that as well.

In another RP he and I had, his knight Sir Arceon actually fell into the DBZ universe with my characters by accident after being wounded by Morgan's lackeys and unintentionally scored the aid of Willow, Lydi, Samuel, Junior - basically the WHOLE gang that make up the Cell family as of now. Willow helped repress the tyrant queen and her son the most as she formed a black hole in the heart of Morgan's castle and sent her and her son into the black void. From there, it was only a matter of time till the duo emerged again in the DBZ universe, though this time they were completely harmless and exhausted as they'd spent all their magical energy escaping said black hole. From there, Mordred got separated from his mother through some magical mishaps on his end (he teleported his wicked mother into the sewers and himself into the backyard of the gang by accident. A HAPPY accident, Hee~!) and was subsequently exposed to Emily without his mother's influence. Emily is a forgiving and caring person by nature, and the many years she spent as a ghost all alone wallowing in her sadness has given her an affinity for recognizing said emotion in others. Emily has used this gift to try and become a psychologist in the modern world. Nevertheless, Emily saw right through Mordred's tyrannical attitude and unhealthy devotion to his mother's cause to see the heart of his problem. And that was simply that he wanted to be loved and listened to for once in his life, to have control over something when he'd previously been allowed none despite being the son to Morgan Le Fay.

It took her some work and verbal swordplay, but she finally got through to him, and helped plant the seed of doubt in the ancient sorcerer's mind that his goals were based on his own dissatisfactions and that he essentially; WASN'T HAPPY. She opened his eyes to the reality that he was covering up his insecurities and desires with promises that he'd have everything he'd ever wanted when he became ruler. It rattled him, to say the least....and it left him regarding Emily with a sort of wary acceptance. Acceptance in that he actually wanted a way to remain in contact with her because of the power her words had upon him and his psyche. I think he subconsciously wanted to have someone listen to him as Emily had, as well as someone to provide him with the kindness that Emily had.

Long story short, he left a Whisper Ore with her before his mother and he teleported back to their own universe upon their power's restoration, with him keeping in contact with her and eventually growing a friendship with her. The words that are seen on the deviation are actually words he spoke to her over the ore. Emily essentially plays as both friend and psychologist for Mordred as he starts to question his life and figure out his own purpose in the long run. His own personal words of wisdom.

Description
Most of you guys won't have ANY idea as to whom this character is. But some of you might recognize Emily.

Introducing, Mordred, the son of Morgan Le Fay from Sir Arceon's characterization of Camelot. He's a sorcerer of the dark arts just like his mother, with an almost equaled thirst for power and the deaths of Sir Arceon's titular white knight, Sir Arceon. His character arc, Mordred's I mean, starts out with him practically eating out of the palm of Morgan's hand, obeying her every order out of loyalty and an unspoken desire to be loved and accepted by the essentially heartless tyrant queen who's raised him up to denounce love as petty weakness and never apologize nor seek out relationships lest he grow 'soft'. He helped destroy the Knights of the Round Table as well as usher in his mother's rule for Camelot. But alas, Morgan's thirst for power and more land to rule over has led her to discover the existence of other universes, essentially the multiverse. And now she desires to conquer that as well.

In another RP he and I had, his knight Sir Arceon actually fell into the DBZ universe with my characters by accident after being wounded by Morgan's lackeys and unintentionally scored the aid of Willow, Lydi, Samuel, Junior - basically the WHOLE gang that make up the Cell family as of now. Willow helped repress the tyrant queen and her son the most as she formed a black hole in the heart of Morgan's castle and sent her and her son into the black void. From there, it was only a matter of time till the duo emerged again in the DBZ universe, though this time they were completely harmless and exhausted as they'd spent all their magical energy escaping said black hole. From there, Mordred got separated from his mother through some magical mishaps on his end (he teleported his wicked mother into the sewers and himself into the backyard of the gang by accident. A HAPPY accident, Hee~!) and was subsequently exposed to Emily without his mother's influence. Emily is a forgiving and caring person by nature, and the many years she spent as a ghost all alone wallowing in her sadness has given her an affinity for recognizing said emotion in others. Emily has used this gift to try and become a psychologist in the modern world. Nevertheless, Emily saw right through Mordred's tyrannical attitude and unhealthy devotion to his mother's cause to see the heart of his problem. And that was simply that he wanted to be loved and listened to for once in his life, to have control over something when he'd previously been allowed none despite being the son to Morgan Le Fay.

It took her some work and verbal swordplay, but she finally got through to him, and helped plant the seed of doubt in the ancient sorcerer's mind that his goals were based on his own dissatisfactions and that he essentially; WASN'T HAPPY. She opened his eyes to the reality that he was covering up his insecurities and desires with promises that he'd have everything he'd ever wanted when he became ruler. It rattled him, to say the least....and it left him regarding Emily with a sort of wary acceptance. Acceptance in that he actually wanted a way to remain in contact with her because of the power her words had upon him and his psyche. I think he subconsciously wanted to have someone listen to him as Emily had, as well as someone to provide him with the kindness that Emily had.

Long story short, he left a Whisper Ore with her before his mother and he teleported back to their own universe upon their power's restoration, with him keeping in contact with her and eventually growing a friendship with her. The words that are seen on the deviation are actually words he spoke to her over the ore. Emily essentially plays as both friend and psychologist for Mordred as he starts to question his life and figure out his own purpose in the long run. His own personal words of wisdom.