Lyora is one of the few pleasantly odd people from Glomdoring that Azula knows. Azula finds Lyora's gentle and jolly demeanor refreshing amidst the dark and brooding stereotypes from Glomdoring. It also amuses Azula to find Lyora channeling her "vicious" side through playful banter with Neos.

Lyora is Eli's most baffling child. She's his eldest and so will always hold a special place for him, but she's got a disturbing love of Celest and cookies that he's not entirely certain is proper for a member of the Glomdoring, since they're not even crow-shaped cookies but any old cookies. He thinks she's refreshing, however, and wonderful for keeping people from getting too serious. He also fully acknowledges that even if she's different than most Gloms, she's still got the ability to charm most anyone if she sets her mind to it.

(Didn't I do you once long ago? Oh well, more Inseira Luff to go around!)

Arel misses Eliron and still cherishes all of his memories of having fun and throwing parties with Eliron and the Harbingers. Also, Arel thinks Eliron is a smart dude even though things aren't cool between Glom and Halli, still respects Eliron!

Astraea misses Arel. So much. Even though recent events have kind of gotten in the way. Astraea wishes Arel were back in Glom so bad.

Astraea is someone old who spawned around again, actively took over quiet/decaying Guild leadership and has grand plans on stuff. So it's a "we'll see what we get out of this" stage at the moment.

Aithera doesn't know Vadi at all except that his name has appeared on a few deathsights involving Hallifax members, which has resulted in him being labeled as one of the extremist unreasonable, superstitious commune members. She does have a certain fascination with Glomdoring, and particularly stuff involving Night and the false memory things, and has since Hallifax and Glomdoring were allies. However her attitude towards it has become fairly clinical.

Aithera is Morbo's MCH (marriage contract holder). She is always the one quietly working to improve the collective without ever asking for anything in exchange for constantly running power quests and turning in commodities when we were commercial. She will show up to raids and wild nodes because it's her duty to the Collective, not because she enjoys combat at all. She has no aspirations towards leadership and the only negative thing anyone has dared say about her in Morbo's presence is that she's "that girl who is too busy being productive to make friends"

Morbo frustrates Mael, as he either doesn't seem to consider the consequences of his actions or just doesn't seem to care. He is a warmonger in Mael's mind, particularly the type that doesn't seem to see when peace and diplomacy is the more pragmatic solution. He's also completely confused as two why Morbo is in Elo's order. He will however admit that his dedication to the Collective is unwavering and his combat skill is formidable. All in all they're just not compatible people.

(And because I poked fun at Prav for it just as much, get a description )

Ileein muddles Maellio up with some of the other scientists lingering around Hallifax (it's just his way, don't worry about it-- people are largely incidental), but when he actually has a good idea who he is, he respects him. He's got his head screwed on properly, so to speak. Wouldn't mind seeing him in a position of some authority, and trusts that he wouldn't screw things up too much, which is a fairly big compliment.

Shedrin views Ileein as a mostly humble and quiet hardworking servant of the Collective and values his contribution to the culture of the city. He also views him with a slight amount of suspicion regarding possibly behind-the-scenes influencing of more publicly active leaders. Shedrin also recognizes that he is strange like that. Shedrin also wonders why Ileein is a Lucidian now, and not a Trill and Ileein's opinion on the change, but Shedrin would not ask such a question. Shedrin does wish Ileein would be around more, as Ileein is a familiar face to help anchor himself with the large amount of new and unfamiliar citizens.

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Ayisdra sees Shedrin as one of those people who could lead people even if he wasn't a official leader. As one of those who came from another nation to Hallifax during it's release (or around there?), Ayisdra wondered what his story was, but never asked (at least I don't remember asking). When he went inactive and left Leta all alone, Ayisdra saw that he could be one of the reasons why Leta left hallifax. However, Ayisdra always saw Shedrin as one of being loyal to the ways of Hallifax and probably still does.

Ayisdra, one of the older Blacktalon who left and came back, is regarded by Nienla with some degree with a measure of indifference yet a constant in the Murder itself. She sees, and she did back when she was the Talons of Crow, that he helps and does what he can whenever he is able and is to that end a fitting ally.

Daem doesn't know Nienla very well, all he remembers is that she was a promising combatant that always seemed frustrated that she couldn't beat him. Though he didn't really understand that she was good enough to be Princess for a little while, though it was a little disappointing that she left the Shadowdancers to go elsewhere, but he realizes not everyone is cut out for Mother Night's teachings. He views her oddly now because she seems to have changed after going to the blacktalon, just through her speach patterns. Other than that he just knows she was born a Nightshade, and he knows that every one he talks too is overly proud of themselves and their Nightshadeyness. Though he hasn't had any recent interactions with her he still knows she is going strong in the combative arena, even if she isn't really refined.

Ankastra doesn't know Daem very well although they're both from Glomdoring. She's seen him about the commune and the villages but hasn't really spoken with him, although she remembers that he commented positively when Ankastra was in Angkrag working on becoming a slave master. Mainly because the drunken orc was yelling that she was stupid.

regnilolo doesn't know daem nienla ankastra all that well even though they all in the sam commune and one of them shares the same guild. He does like them all though

Daem has had limited interaction with Ankastra so his thoughts or limited to a few things. One she always seems to be actively doing things which is always positive, Daem rarely sees her just standing around. (Though he hasn't exactly been looking so I really don't know) His opinion is based on her being a Dracnari which he really doesn't understand with them being so lacking perfection in appearance, he's also had odd interactions with Dracnari to make him believe they are more primitive, though he hasn't seen such. Then he takes into account her might, as he doesn't know her potential he views her as a minor threat at best, but seemingly productive with potential for the advancement of the Glomdoring. So he accepts her as a member of the Glomdoring, though he doesn't know if she will end up being one of those special people who stay around, or who just fade with time. That being said, she is worth commenting on when the opportunity presents itself.


And Since I was ninja'd I will talk about Regnilolo as well. Daem has not had any interaction with him either (I'm seeing a pattern here) But through listening on the commune aether Daem can tell he's eager. Daem believes he has that youthful spirit that he once had in wanting to better the commune in any way possible, and show in actions as in words that Nothing Matters but Glomdoring, as he advertises in his motto. He is also a faeling which is always a plus on the Daem radar of coolness.

Kayaldiyah, like most from Glomdoring it seems, doesn't know much of anything about Daem. He is quiet most of the time, and rarely says anything over the commune channel. She thoroughly enjoys interacting with new people though, so she now sees this as a challenge to get to know him!

Regnilolo finds Ankastra to be odd being a dracnari. But that doesn't really bother him. Though she might consider him odd too because of the way he talks

Kayaldiyah is somewhat of an enigma to Druken. Several people believe him to be completely attuned to the world going on around him, but in reality, he's so focused on his shadowy agenda that when people like Kayaldiyah mention they're distantly related, it's no more interesting than if someone told Druken his toenails needed trimming.

However, he HAS noticed Kayaldiyah's progression in her guild, likes her seemingly inherent sense of proper etiquette, and is persuaded to like anyone that the members of his family likes. In fact, Kayaldiyah shouldn't be shocked if she's solicited to join the culture ministry...