Permissions Post
Jun. 20th, 2017 02:12 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
truesmilesHugging my character: Yes. He might hug back maybe.
Kissing my character: That would need development for him to want to.
Flirting with my character: It's okay. He may or may not do it back. Depends on how he feels or if he thinks he might get a reaction out of it.
Relationships with my character: This will be okay so long as asked if you feel like something is there.
Fighting with my character: WHy not. He can hold his own.
Injuring my character: I am okay with this. But he does heal so it wouldn't last.
Killing my character: Depends on the situation.
Using telepathy/mind reading abilities on my character: SUre
Using magic on my character: Of course.
Fai in Canon has the ability to sense magic and where exactly it is coming from. Though I'm not sure if that means he would figure out what kind of magic it is. I just know he can usually pinpoint where magic could be coming from.
This is just an Opt-in post about if Fai would be allowed to sense your characters magic.
Kissing my character: That would need development for him to want to.
Flirting with my character: It's okay. He may or may not do it back. Depends on how he feels or if he thinks he might get a reaction out of it.
Relationships with my character: This will be okay so long as asked if you feel like something is there.
Fighting with my character: WHy not. He can hold his own.
Injuring my character: I am okay with this. But he does heal so it wouldn't last.
Killing my character: Depends on the situation.
Using telepathy/mind reading abilities on my character: SUre
Using magic on my character: Of course.
Fai in Canon has the ability to sense magic and where exactly it is coming from. Though I'm not sure if that means he would figure out what kind of magic it is. I just know he can usually pinpoint where magic could be coming from.
This is just an Opt-in post about if Fai would be allowed to sense your characters magic.
