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Current status of the requests is, one down. Out of the remaining three is one half finished and will be posted next.
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How would Morgott and Mohg each react to falling for a tarnished who uses music to soothe the nightmares of omens and to charm the wild creatures of the Lands Between into remaining passive around them?
This was a very fun request to work on! Thank you for sending it in! (Sorry it is so short)
Morgott would find himself taken back to a time when the lands were still peaceful, and the wind carried different melodies along with golden leaves of the Erdtree even far beneath the capital. But over the recent years of war, the music, much like the light of the tree had become dimmed.
Morgott would be very impressed with the Tarnished with an instrument and would often ask them to play a piece for him. Often, he will also join them as they practice, carefully seating himself in corner to no disturb them and listen to them play. (If the Tarnished does not feel disturbed by him of course)
Their music fills them with much nostalgia. But at the same time, Morgott feels hopeful that someday more life will return to the Lands in Between. He finds solace in those quiet moments he shares with the Tarnished he will often begin to speak of the past, his early years, stories about Leyndell before the Shattering ...
Morgott would be very encouraging of the Tarnished’s talent, even going as far as to search for old records about music in the capital's vast library. He would also be very impressed by their abilities to pacify wild animals and share stories about similar abilities he heard about before. Depending on the Tarnished’s role in his life Morgott might ask them to accompany a group of soldiers or pilgrims on their travels to assure a safe passage to them.
Of course, if the Tarnished had time for him, Morgott would love nothing more than to hear them play a melody for him to sooth his worried mind. But he would not ask them for this out of his own volition. He wouldn’t want to take up more of their time than necessary.
Mogh would be very fascinated by the effect the Tarnished’s music had on wild animals. Once they breach the topic with him, he will ask for a demonstration at once and lead them to a cliff side from where their music reaches down into the valley. To his astonishment, he would see how the wild crows that would often ravage the lands surrounding the Moghwyn’s Palace would suddenly become calmer. Their screeching would grow quiet, and they would begin to calmly pick for cadavers in the blood pools surrounding the ruins.
Mogh would be very delighted by this strange ability his Tarnished companion has that he would completely forget himself for a moment. The dull throbbing in his head where his horn pierces his skin has lessened, and he feels somewhat calmer. Mogh however is completely absorbed thinking of all the different possibilities how the Tarnished’s ability could aid the dynasty. He would ask how they acquired this talent, whether it was something they came up with themselves or something that was taught to them by someone. He would tell them stories of similar abilities he had heard about. Travelers whose song would drive the listeners mad or winged women whose woeful melodies brought anyone to tears.
Mogh would be very cautious about the effects the Tarnished music would have on him. He has lived with both the negative and positive traits of his omen heritage all his life and he has never felt ashamed or pained by them. Even if the Tarnished only means to help him and ease his nightmares. And besides, when he met the formless mother deep below the capital, she made him see the true potential that laid in his cursed blood. The Tarnished is of course welcome to play for him, if they wish to do so, but he does not require their ability to sooth his mind.
#ask#answered#my writing#my headcanons#elden ring#morgott the omen king#mogh lord of blood#tarnished#I feel like both have weird relationships with their omen heritage#Morgott feels ashamed of this part of himself#while Mogh revels in it#but not in a healthy self accepting way but more in this outer god is probably manipulating him in a way
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Working on requests is going well 👍
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Another segment of what I like to call, Walter telling himself he does not care about 621 while progressively growing more and more attached to them
Read the story here.
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Good evening! (๑˃ᴗ˂)ﻭ
I will be closing my askbox temporarily because I have some requests that I want to give my undivided attention and receive more asks with requests my stress me.
Once I've completed my requests will my askbox be open again! If you have any questions in the meantime, feel free to reply to this post.
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Metallic Adversary - Submitted by fastman27
#1D1818 #2E2323 #A21B1B #DA3737 #D1BDBD #F0DFDF
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Elden Ring Dlc is looking good so far!
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Bianca Stone, from What Is Otherwise Infinite: Poems; “Cutting Odette’s Fingernails”
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His name is Messmer as in mesmerizing
Elden Ring Dlc is looking good so far!
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Elden Ring Dlc is looking good so far!
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to love like a dog
ada limón, roadside attractions with the dogs of america // emily wilson, the odyssey // u.k // andrew kane, how to be a dog // mitski, i’m your man // u.k // u.k
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Armored Core 6 Valentine Cards
Got the inspiration for this from a good friend :)
#my post#memes#armored core 6#v.iv rusty#ayre#g5 iguazu#honest brute#v.i freud#v.ii snail#sorry i couldn't come up with any good jokes
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If We Won't Burn Together, I'll Burn Alone - Submitted by @incantu
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Hi! I was the Anon who sent the 'Dung Eater targets the Veiled King's lover' ask and I want you to know I enjoyed what you wrote for it. Also, multiple paths? Yes, please and thank you! 👀 (P.S. Happy New Year to you as well. 🥳)
Happy to hear that 😄
Including multiple paths was a spontaneous idea, but I really liked how it turned out in the end. I thought it would be a nice inclusion since everyone has different Elden Ring OCs, so I wanted the scenario to reflect that ✨
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Could I please ask you for a thingy about Morgott discovering that the Dung Eater is on the loose and plans to subject the Veiled King's lover to the (fatal and implied to be torturous) seedbed curse?
The first sign is a defiled corpse that appears in the streets of Leyndell. Due to the grotesque nature of the murder and the weird growth on the body, the matter makes its way from the guards to Margit and in turn to the Veiled King himself.
From the first glance, Morgott quickly knows that what has befallen the victim is a Seedbed Curse and he knows that there is only one person capable of inflicting such a diseases.
He sends his spectral form down into the Subterranean Shunning-Grounds to confirm for himself that the Dung Eater as truly escaped his prison. Once his suspicious are confirmed, he will order the soldiers in Leyndell to be on high alert and report any strange happenings to him immediately.
He sends more of his scouts out to spread in an around the capital, to act as his eyes and ears and monitor anyone who enter and leaves the city.
When the second defiled body appears, this time attached with a very direct threat towards his partner, Morgott is at first fuming. He withdraws to his chamber for the rest of the day to calm down, but his thoughts are running wild as he paces up and down his office. He is angry that the Dung Eater has managed to escape his prison, that someone so foul has been woken by grace yet again while the victims of his curse are never allowed the chance to return to the Erdtree.
The Erdtree. Whenever Morgott finds himself in doubt or otherwise uncertain of what to do, he finds solace in the presence of the Tree.
He goes outside for a breath of fresh air and to pray. He feels calm afterwards.
That same evening, once his partner has settled down for the night he sits down to study some older scriptures detailing the Dung Eaters crimes and familiarizes himself with his enemy. He has heard about the atrocities the Dung Eater commit before he was imprisoned and later trialed. But he wants to refresh his memory on the matter to better plan ahead.
As he delves deeper into the scrolls, he reaches confirmation that for the Seedbed Curse to be planted, the victim usually has to perish beforehand and once the curse is inflicted, there is no way to cure it. With this in mind and no knew information from the guards he retires for the night.
The next morning he sits down to discuss the matter with his lover. It's a difficult conversation for him, mostly because he feels partly at fault for what has transpired but also because he would prefer to quickly handle this threat on his own and not bother his partner.
But he also knows that they have a right to know of anything that might threaten their life and that they have asked him to be more forthcoming and open when something burdens him.
Morgott will share what he has acquired so far and depending on what kind of person his lover may be, they will act together accordingly.
Path 1:
If his partner is not a fighter or a confrontational person, Morgott will take on the task of ridding Leyndell of the Dung Eater on his own. With his knights watching every corner of the capital, he begins to devise a strategy to lure the Dung Eater out of his hiding.
He makes sure his partner stays inside for the next couple of days, in the safety of their shared quarters while he summons an illusion in their likeness that takes their place for the times when their partner is out in public.
Morgott makes sure to spend more time with his lover as he waits for the metaphorical fish to take the bait. He can't help but fuss over them, even if he knows the are well cared for. That they might be more worried about their safety than his own is something he fails to notice completely.
The next few days pass with only a few incidents, attempted attack at Leyndells knights with the attackers vanishing before they could be captured. Morgott knows that the Dung Eater is growing impatient, so he adjust his plans accordingly. The illusion of his partner ventures outside their quarters for longer, he adjust the patrol of the knights to leave small holes in their schedules.
Once the Dung Eater will take the bait, Margit will be there to put a swift end to his plans. He doesn't linger or hesitate when he delivers the final blow, instead he is just glad to have ridden the world from this vile person.
Path 2:
If his lover is a warrior and wishes to eliminate the Dung Eater themselves, Morgott would feel another new set of anxieties on top of his already existing ones. Among the many fears he has, seeing any harm or even death come near his lover is probably the biggest.
When his lover first breaches the topic, Morgott will probably shut them down. Even when he is well aware that he can't tell them what to do, a tiny part of him hopes that he could persuade them to take a different approach.
With a lot of gentle reasoning, they can finally manage to persuade him to let them handle the matter. This won't stop Morgott from fussing over them for the next days however as they prepare for the upcoming battle.
Before his lover heads out to search for the Dung Eater, Morgott will halt them, with a tense expression and explain that he has something to give to them, before they head out.
He isn't particular gifted with Erdtree Incantations beyond the summoning of illusions like Margit or his weapons, but to support his lover he spent a lot of time and effort to master a specific incantation.
He conjures a blessing for them, that will shield them from harm should they find themselves injured and give them the strength to carry on, should they need it.
If Morgott doesn't accompany them when they go out to slay the Dung Eater, he will stay behind and wait anxiously for their return. His duties for that day will remain undone as he all to consumed be restlessness wanders up and down their shared quarters.
When word finally arrives that the Dung Eater has been defeated and his lover his well, he feels relieved and hurries of to tend to them, should they need anything.
#ask#answered#my post#my headcanons#elden ring#morgott x reader#morgott the omen king#dung eater#hope you dont mind that i wrote headcanons instead of a full text
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Morgott Anon here. No problem. You do what you have to do and take however long you need. I'm hardly entitled to demand anything from you; I'm just some stranger on the internet after all. Happy writing! 👋😊
Hello :)
Thank you for your patience with this request. I have finished writing it and after looking over it again and polishing it a bit will post it.
Hope you had a good start into the new year!
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@The anon who sent me the request about Morgott and his lover; I'm working on it but it might take some time since work is very busy at the moment.
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