…Again? Really?
There are few things that can sour my evening this quickly. In fact, I believe the last time was around the advent of Penicillin.
Do you seriously think I’d explain my master-stroke if there remained the slightest chance of you affecting its outcome? I did it thirty-five minutes ago.
— Adrian Veidt
So Mr Archeleone, When not planning to end the world-as-we-know-, Do you have any hobbies? Interests?
—asked by: robinandaplantyboy
I do enjoy Literature, and I’m always on the look out for new, exciting, and lethal skills to add to my rather impressive set. One can never be too capable.
Why is everyone else getting creepy anon asks?
Am I that intimidating?
Ok, that’s a silly question. Of course I am.
Well, I have the same problem. Or is it a blessing?
Don’t flatter yourselves. The fool likely hasn’t had time to harass you yet. I mean really. Uriel? Intimidating? Unlikely.
Headcanon for Nicodemous Archleone from TDF
I’m not terribly offended by this. well done, mortal.
(Source: sarieltherogue)
It’s a state of mind
And I looked, and behold a pale horse: and his name that sat on him was Death, and Hell followed with him
Did you have a hand in Milton's Paradise Lost, by any chance?
—asked by: Anonymous
Not particularly, and while I would quite enjoy being able to claim the revolution in the portrayal of Lucifer that occurred because of later interpretations of the work, I cannot say I did. It was an entirely mortal doing, and a delicious one at that.
Did you learn from any of the great artists over the centuries, or tempt any of them into taking up a coin?
—asked by: Anonymous
Those touched by the Fallen often become rather uninspired. Any artist through the ages that was tempted with one of the Coins likely ceased being a great artist shortly thereafter, so no, none of “The Great Artists,” as you put it, were coin bearers.
What's your favorite thing to do when you're not plotting?
—asked by: Anonymous
I do enjoy a good breakfast, as well as the occasional indulgence in the Fine Arts.
You shall be receiving a present from me sooner or later, my dear friend. I desire that nifty little coin ever so much.
—asked by: Anonymous
Well, I should assume that I will quite enjoy a gift of sufficient magnitude as to be worthy of a spot as a member of our Order.
