PROMPT POST #4

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Comments

Re: [Fill] Kylo/Mitaka

[(Anonymous)]

This was SO AMAZING from start to finish. Oh my.

I have to confess, I was quite confused at the begininng. It just hadn't crossed my mind that he might be talking to the other knights of Ren, so I thought - well, first I thought Mitaka was the dork chasing after the birds, to be honest. And then I thought it must be some personnel from the Finalizer. And then the 'master' bit sunk in and I thought ... maybe holocrons of deceased force users? And then it all clicked into place and was glorious.

His knights are supportive and utterly clueless, but it does not matter because they've kind of got the right idea anyway. Except none of the specifics. *facepalm* Which meant I was both dying of embarrassment before Kylo had hardly opened his mouth and ... completely empathizing with the fact that he'd known he didn't know how to do this, tried to get help, and just. None of the people he asked knew how to human normally either. It was adorable.

I just wish there was more. Thank you so much for filling this, anon.