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“To know what you know and don’t know…I think I have to be a little more original next time when giving out advice.”
“BIOGRAPHICAL” INFORMATION:
virtue: diligence
nicknames: “Son (by Humility)”
weight: he hates talking about it…he was picked on because of his thin stature
height: 4’8” (human form)
animal form: bull (he won’t attack you, don’t worry!)
color: blue
age: 109 (physically looks 9)
orientation: aroace (he focuses on studies more)
pronouns: he/they
magical object: the first book he sees
You’ll rarely see DILIGENCE socializing with the other virtues, but he’ll become pretty close to his summoners. Taking the form of a young, studious schoolboy, he’s often seen curled up with a good book. Diligence is hungry for information and his brain can accommodate just about anything useful. He loves to dabble in nonfiction and fiction alike; ask him about his favorites and he’ll respond with “Everything!” It’s no wonder he used to be the top of the class as a human. Diligence is a very frequent visitor of Humility’s library; in fact, he visits so often that he’s treated like Humility’s son! The two are extremely close together and can be seen in the library reading stories and facts aloud to each other. Aside from his high intelligence quotient, Diligence’s got an indefatigable spirit and work ethic.
Just like the other virtues, his summoners would experience beneficial effects. Summoners would become hard workers and study a lot. I mean a lot. They’ll also experience bouts of perseverance, too. Those can counter the effects of Sloth effectively!
Diligence’s emblem is two gears seemingly rotating, a common symbol for work. He isn’t idle as he’s always busy doing something, whether it be reading or writing his own stories. When it comes to anything, he’ll be committed to it 100%, and nothing’s gonna stop him. In his bull form, he won’t hurt you, and he hates people thinking that he’s dangerous.
(P. S. Huge, HUGE thank you to soleillcvant for encouraging me to doodle the virtues’ references!)
“BIOGRAPHICAL” INFORMATION:
virtue: diligence
nicknames: “Son (by Humility)”
weight: he hates talking about it…he was picked on because of his thin stature
height: 4’8” (human form)
animal form: bull (he won’t attack you, don’t worry!)
color: blue
age: 109 (physically looks 9)
orientation: aroace (he focuses on studies more)
pronouns: he/they
magical object: the first book he sees
You’ll rarely see DILIGENCE socializing with the other virtues, but he’ll become pretty close to his summoners. Taking the form of a young, studious schoolboy, he’s often seen curled up with a good book. Diligence is hungry for information and his brain can accommodate just about anything useful. He loves to dabble in nonfiction and fiction alike; ask him about his favorites and he’ll respond with “Everything!” It’s no wonder he used to be the top of the class as a human. Diligence is a very frequent visitor of Humility’s library; in fact, he visits so often that he’s treated like Humility’s son! The two are extremely close together and can be seen in the library reading stories and facts aloud to each other. Aside from his high intelligence quotient, Diligence’s got an indefatigable spirit and work ethic.
Just like the other virtues, his summoners would experience beneficial effects. Summoners would become hard workers and study a lot. I mean a lot. They’ll also experience bouts of perseverance, too. Those can counter the effects of Sloth effectively!
Diligence’s emblem is two gears seemingly rotating, a common symbol for work. He isn’t idle as he’s always busy doing something, whether it be reading or writing his own stories. When it comes to anything, he’ll be committed to it 100%, and nothing’s gonna stop him. In his bull form, he won’t hurt you, and he hates people thinking that he’s dangerous.
(P. S. Huge, HUGE thank you to soleillcvant for encouraging me to doodle the virtues’ references!)
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