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Hold it!

Here's my theory: Based off of you saying them being exes, here's what I think.

I think that they were together, but then over time, due to Marruk's constant mood swings, and Rhoun's, uh... Tendency to space out a whole lot, along with him being somewhat scatterbrained, those two just sorta fell apart. Marruk felt like he was to blame, and neither knowing what to say to him, nor what to do about it, he tends to lash out the most on Rhoun, because he's the one who seemingly "hurt Marruk".

Sun Kitsune1 year ago(+1)

You put it better than I did in my first reply! I was just trying to summarize my thinking on what might've happened. Based on what their personalities are so far, what you're saying does make sense. If Marruk and Rhoun had a relationship together, it would most likely have ended similarly to that.

Jorgie, Saint of Saints1 year ago

And even then, Rhoun, taking the brunt of the damage, barely lets it faze him, because Marruk's anger also comes from the fact that the captain barely acknowledges what he's saying, so he feels hurt then. Causing him to spaz out on the wrong people.

Sun Kitsune1 year ago (2 edits)

Do you have a favorite character? In furry VNs, I always go for the one who seems abrasive and cold (Marruk here). Usually, the anger and tough persona came to be because of intensive stress or having had to put up with a lot in life. Eventually, they open up to the MC and become friends or even more. The romance aspect is nice to see because there isn't as much representation in mainstream media that resonates with me on the same level as these visual novels. I'm going with Marruk for my first play through; seeing as he's the type I usually pick, he's hot, and he seems to understand Tucker.

Jorgie, Saint of Saints1 year ago

I have two types: cold and abrasive, and cool and caring.

Marruk is a bit of both, in his own way.

Sun Kitsune1 year ago

Same

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