Snow Villiers

[Snow Villiers]

Snow Villiers

"Since when have heroes ever needed plans?"

Custom Title: [color=99CCCC][font=market]Big Damn [size=3][i][sub]HERO[/sub][/i][/size][/color][/font]
Age: 21-24
Gender: Male
Family: Unknown, orphaned
Race: Hume
Sexual Orientation: Heterosexual
Home World: Cocoon
Alignment: He's a bad guy HERO? I THINK HE'S A HERO! ARE YOU A HERO SNOW?
Job: Ex-leader of NORA; most recently, a time traveler and Coliseum fighter
Items: None of note
Accessories: Engagement necklace
Appearance: Snow is a biiiiig boy. At six feet seven inches tall, most people only come to Snow's neck at the most, save for those fortunate such as Cid Raines. Being tall apparently wasn't enough for him, though. Snow is also brimming with his fair share of muscles. He possesses fairly long and bushy blond hair, usually some stubble on his face and blue eyes, and has been said to look rather like a hobo.

For combat purposes, he usually wears some kind of sleeveless shirt, cargo pants and boots with a trenchcoat - an actual weapon itself - thrown over the top of it all. He can also be seen wearing a beanie quite often, and anyone can understand why. XIII-2 should have never taken the beanie off. Ever.

Personality: Snow is as dedicated and determined as they c- okay, he's stubborn. Too stubborn to take no for an answer, too stubborn to see his cause his hopeless, too stubborn to take a sister's threats seriously and too stubborn to let a wannabe god take his fiance. There has likely never been an individual possessing of more conviction and passion when it comes to being "the hero" and doing what he thinks is right for his friends and for everyone out there as a whole. Snow can get tossed on his back, blown up, punched, be left hanging out of a ship and I don't know what all and he'll still pop right back up and go at it again...maybe to do the same stupid thing that put him in life-threatening danger in the first place. He just doesn't learn, and that's possibly his most endearing quality.

His second? That he does most of it, even through the worst of times, with a smile on his face and a complete belief that it can be done. Snow knows people don't always agree with him - knows all too well - but he's willing to go out and make believers of them even when things are as bad as they can possibly be. And eventually, people start to believe him, which is probably his best leadership quality. He's never going to be the brightest tool in the shed, but his sort of childlike anxiousness to see the best thing happen and his ideas about how people should treat other people have earned him more than one friend in his time, and possibly a fiance. He's just the big, fun guy on the playground trying to get everyone together to play a game he knows will be awesome, really.

Snow does have his doubts sometimes and does worry about his friends and extended family. Occasionally he would question himself if they really could save Serah and Cocoon. While he went on his search for Lightning, he started to wonder if everything would eventually get straight. This came to a head once he found himself trapped in the Coliseum and unable to do much else but fight. But again, Snow used his desire to make sure his family was happy to make the best of his time, even if he himself couldn't do anything to protect them. He's also not a jealous man - he knows if he can't be there to do the protecting, someone needs to, and was thankful for Noel for that (despite all of the younger man's crazy yelling at him). Overall, Snow will be equal parts punching bag and moral spine for his friends...and he's okay with that.

History:

Snow is overjoyed to meet the older sister of his beloved Serah, but Lightning is far from impressed. She had never approved of him or his group's unsanctioned activities. She wants Snow to forget about dating her sister, but the young man just laughs away her demands. His flippant attitude does nothing but reinforce her original impression of him. When Serah suddenly tells Snow that she is breaking up with him, he asks her if she is joking. He tells her that being alone is fine but ever since they met, everything changed.

He implores her to tell him if he did anything wrong for her to want to break up with him. She eventually reveals her painful secret to Snow that she has become a l'Cie. Snow kneels to the ground in shock and disbelief before Serah runs away in shame. However, Snow chases after her, finding her at the beach. He vows that he will help her complete her Focus, whatever it may be, if she will only let him. Serah is fearful that the Sanctum will find out, but Snow reassures her that he will be by her side as they have come too far to quit now.

Three days later while out shopping for Lightning's birthday present with Serah, Snow slips away to buy engagement necklaces; two metal sculptures of Cocoon, under the premise of giving Serah 'the whole world'. During the annual Bodhum fireworks display the next night, Snow proposes to Serah and she says yes. He says the fireworks granted his wish for her to accept his proposal, and that he can't wait to see Lightning's face when they tell her. He drives her into the spectacle on an aero bike, and they almost share a kiss when they are nearly hit and Snow drives them out. Enjoying the view from their "private heaven", Snow and Serah kiss, but the couple's happy moment is still overshadowed by Serah's pending fate as a l'Cie.

The next day, Lightning's 21st birthday, Serah reveals she has become a Pulse l'Cie, and has accepted Snow's marriage proposal. Thinking that her sister is joking, Lightning does not listen to Serah but instead shuts her out with harsh biting words. Despite Snow's attempts to amend the situation with his future sister-in-law, Lightning is resistant, telling him off for choosing to pop the question to Serah after she becomes a l'Cie. Afterward, Snow leaves, determined more than ever to save Serah now that her sister has turned her back on her.

He decides to take Serah to the Bodhum Vestige to see the fal'Cie who had branded her, Anima, in hopes of revealing her Focus and therefore convince Lightning to believe her. However, things go horribly wrong, as they are chased by PSICOM soldiers. Snow and Serah fly to the Pulse fal'Cie within the Vestige while under attack.
Their aero bike gets shot and damaged, forcing Snow to tell Serah to jump onto a ledge on the Vestige while he tries to steer; but he sees a silver liquid substance emerge from the Vestige begin to surround and engulf her after she lands. He tries to reach her but only their fingers touch, and Serah is dragged into the Vestige as the fal'Cie's prisoner. Snow explains the situation to Lightning before rushing off to rescue his future wife.

As Snow makes his way to the Hanging Edge to track down the Pulse Vestige, Lightning and her ally of convenience, pilot Sazh Katzroy, derail the Purge train with the same end-destination in mind. Snow and NORA rescue the remaining Purgees, who aid them in their fight against the Sanctum. One of the Purgees, Nora Estheim, saves Snow's life from a Sanctum warmech, before another destroys the bridge they were standing on and plunges the other Purgees to the levels below. Snow manages to hold on long enough to grab Nora's hand and the end of the bridge. Unfortunately, the explosion that destroyed the bridge severely injured Nora, and she falls from Snow's grip after begging him to get her son home.

Unknown to Snow, her son, Hope Estheim is watching the entire scene from afar on a skyrail, and immediately blames Snow for his mother's death. After falling himself, Snow miraculously awakens in the ruins below, alongside his childhood friend, Gadot. The two make their way back to the surviving Purgees and the other members of NORA on the overhead skyrail, on Sanctum aero bikes.

As they land, Snow is quick to ask about the safety of the remaining Purgees, but Gadot ensures him he will look after them, as Snow has to reach the Vestige and rescue Serah. Before Hope has a chance to confront Snow about his mother's death, Snow uses one of the remaining aero bikes to travel to the Vestige. Hope and his companion, Vanille, hijack Gadot's aero bike and follow him there.

Wandering the Vestige, he eventually finds Hope and Vanille, saving them from a group of Cie'th. He tells them about Serah and Hope yells at him for wanting to save a l'Cie. Snow says that he has to do something and leaves, before returning to have Vanille and Hope stick with him for their safety. They make their way to Anima's Throne to find Lightning and Sazh already there, with an unconscious Serah. Serah tells Lightning she has to save Cocoon, but Snow intervenes and tells Serah that he will save everyone before she crystallizes before their eyes.
Snow's view of the situation only serves to further anger Lightning, but he remains optimistic, sure that his fiancée can wake up from her crystal slumber somehow. Snow begs with Anima to return Serah, offering to become a l'Cie himself, but Lightning and Sazh - who has his own motives for hunting down the fal'Cie - choose a more aggressive approach and attack it. Snow joins their plight only to be branded a l'Cie, and cast down into the crystallized Lake Bresha below.

After dreaming about the night he proposed to Serah, Snow awakens with the rest of the group, unscathed, in Lake Bresha. They try to work out their Focus, but cannot piece it together from their hazy visions. They can only figure that the legendary beast Ragnarok is somehow involved. For Snow, their Focus is clear: to save Cocoon, just as Serah asked them to before she crystallized, even if it means fighting Ragnarok itself. Now enemies of the state, they evade pursuing PSICOM troops by crossing the frozen lake, when they come across Serah's crystallized form lodged in a formation. He attempts to free her with Vanille and Sazh's aid, but without tools, they are helpless.

Snow attempts to reason with Lightning but she punches him to the ground twice for his view of the bleak situation. The rest of the party propose they move forward to stay out of the Sanctum's clutches, but Snow is resistant to leave Serah behind just to save himself. Lightning criticizes him for abandoning his plan to save the world and choosing to die instead and says to him, "Snow? You're nothing but talk." Before she leaves, Snow vows to stay with Serah and somehow complete his Focus. Much to Hope's chagrin, he is still unable to tell Snow about Nora. Snow tells Hope that Lightning will take care of him, and they will someday meet again.

As the others leave him behind, Snow resolutely continues to dig Serah's crystal out. When PSICOM forces locate him and attack, Snow goes on the defensive. In desperation, he inadvertently summons his Eidolon, the Shiva Sisters. After taming them both, he is apprehended by another l'Cie, Fang, and taken aboard the Cavalry airship, the Lindblum, along with Serah.

Aboard the ship, Snow meets the leader of the Cavalry, Cid Raines, who reveals his premise to free the world of the fal'Cie and the Sanctum's clutches. Raines reveals that the new l'Cie have been sentenced to public execution should they be caught, which angers Snow. Fang and Raines need to track down the other l'Cie, and with Serah's crystallized form now aboard the Lindblum, Snow has no choice but to comply and help them.
Lightning and Hope are tracked down in Hope's hometown of Palumpolum, where Snow and Fang intercept PSICOM's assault on them. To avoid capture, they are forced to separate - Snow with Hope, and Fang with Lightning - though they remain in communication with a wireless device, upon which they decide on Hope's home in Felix Heights as a rendezvous point. As Snow and Hope travel through the town, evading PSICOM, Snow remains oblivious to Hope's fury and hatred for him. Snow inadvertently continues to fuel the boy's rage by saying things such as that only dumb people fight the army, that it is foolish to fight if you die, and that one must only look out for themselves.

The two of them enter a crowd of people that PSICOM is preparing to Purge, and Snow fires a gun into the air, causing the frightened crowd to scatter. Later, the same crowd of people returns as an angry mob, having misunderstood Snow's intention of saving them. Snow uses his l'Cie power to shoot down an archway to block the approaching mob. Then he grabs hold of a Sanctum troop's air tech and carries Hope up to the Rivera Towers.

At one moment, Hope asks Snow a series of personal questions like what he would do if someone took his family away from him, and he could not take them back but knew who was responsible. Snow answers that there would be trouble, then asks Hope if he is alright before an Ushumgal Subjugator appears. Snow tries to stand between Hope and the machine, but the boy furiously pushes him out of the way and confronts it. After the battle, it is only when Hope is alone with Snow by a building's edge that Hope finally loses control.

Much to Snow's surprise, Hope makes him confront his guilt about his past actions hurting and killing innocent people. Hope asks how he is going to pay for everything he has done, but Snow tells him that he can't pay because nothing can rectify them, and whenever someone is dead, words are useless. Then Hope accuses him of running away whenever people die, and Snow says that all he can do is move forward until he finds the answers he needs.

Then the boy blasts Snow off the building's edge with his rage-induced power. Hope approaches Snow with Lightning's knife, ready to kill him, finally revealing himself to be Nora's son; when his intent is prevented by a PSICOM missile attack from afar. Knocked out, Hope falls off the roof of the building, and Snow lets go of the ledge to catch him, shielding the teenager with his body and ultimately breaking his fall to the streets below.

Despite being critically injured by this feat, the indomitable Snow goes on to carry an unconscious Hope on his back, ignoring both his own potentially life-threatening injuries and the fact that Hope tried to kill him, out of desperation to fulfill his promise to Nora: to get her son home. When Hope wakes up, Snow apologizes for putting his mother in danger and ultimately being unable to save her.

He says that he said many things that he never should have and believed all the apologies in the world would not have meant anything, so he waited until the time when he'd have the right to say sorry. Then Snow tells Hope that he was right about using that as an excuse to run from his guilt. Snow even gives him back Lightning's knife, revealing that it was a birthday present from Serah to keep her safe, and tells Hope that he should be the one to carry it since Lightning gave it to him.

Snow offers him a second chance to take revenge, but Hope refuses, saying "She's gone, Snow. You can take the blame... but it won't bring her back". Finally putting his hatred to rest, Hope tells Snow that he always knew that killing him would not have solved anything, but he used that goal as the motivation he needed to survive. As they talk, however, they are ambushed by the Subjugator they fought earlier, which knocks Snow unconscious as he tries to protect Hope yet again. After Hope defeats the creature with help from Lightning and Fang, Lightning helps a barely conscious Snow to his feet, claiming he will be all right since he is "too stubborn to die", and the group heads to Hope's home.

At Hope's apartment, Snow is laid to rest in one of the bedrooms, whilst Lightning looks over him, tending to his wounds. When he awakens, Lightning explains her guilt for not believing Serah and how much pain it caused her. Then Lightning asks Snow to forgive her, which Snow does, teasingly asking for Lightning's real name. Lightning tells Snow to ask Serah when she returns, with them both making amends.

Once recovered, Snow apologizes to Hope's father, Bartholomew Estheim, for his hand in Nora's death, which Bartholomew accepts upon learning of Snow fulfilling her dying wish. After Bartholomew exposes several flaws in the l'Cie's plan to take down the Sanctum, PSICOM attacks the apartment. At Hope's request, a still healing Snow hides with Bartholomew. Furious, Snow removes his coat and heads outside to face the troops, imploring them to realize he is a human and they all wish to save Cocoon. He is then rebutted by Yaag Rosch, who claims the l'Cie's lives are not worth the risk of sparing. The troops infiltrate the house and the party are forced onto the roof, where they are swiftly collected by Rygdea leading the Cavalry, and taken aboard the Lindblum.

They head to the PSICOM airship, the Palamecia, upon learning that Sazh and Vanille are being held captive onboard. They reunite with the prisoners, and are forced to face Galenth Dysley in his true form, the fal'Cie Barthandelus. Barthandelus reveals their Focus to them, to become Ragnarok and destroy Orphan, therefore making Cocoon fall from the sky. Snow is shell-shocked, disbelieving Dysley's claim that Serah's Focus was simply to assemble them all together to bring about Cocoon's destruction.
Under Barthandelus's manipulation, they escape the airship down to the Fifth Ark, where Snow is still in disbelief over the revelation of Serah's Focus, and Lightning is quick to console him. Near the end of the Ark, they face Sanctum l'Cie, Cid Raines, who is determined to defy Barthandelus's wishes and save Cocoon, even if it means killing the party. They defeat him, and Snow is inspired by his sacrifice, realizing they can defy their fate and still complete their previously perceived Focus of saving Cocoon at any cost. Though they are unsure how, they descend down to Gran Pulse in hopes of finding answers.

Yet as the party rest for days in their Vallis Media base camp, despair begins to set in at their task ahead. Snow's optimism fades as he sees Hope struggle to recover after the party found the latter unconscious, and the lack of human presence anywhere on Pulse. When Hope comes to and tells the others to leave him behind, Snow and Lightning try to comfort him, but the boy's anguish summons his Eidolon, Alexander. After Hope faces Alexander, they head to Fang and Vanille's old village of Oerba.
As they travel there, they cross the Mah'habara Subterra and the Sulyya Springs, where Snow learns from Vanille that she had met Serah. Vanille also tells him that Serah probably had their same vision of Ragnarok, she must have overcome her Focus, and that Dysley must have lied about it, but Snow tells Vanille that he already knows. In the Skyreach, Lightning and Snow discuss Serah, and they promise to see Serah again together.

The party ascends the floors of Taejin's Tower, and ride a capsule down to Oerba. However, the dilapidated ruins of Oerba hold little answers for them, until they reach an old abandoned bridge, upon which Serah seems to miraculously appear, reciting the legend of Ragnarok. Snow suspects something is wrong and pushes Serah away, as she tells the party to destroy Orphan and save the world. He tells Serah that they are all trying to reach the same goal, at which Serah's form reveals itself to be another illusion of Dysley's. After the second battle with Barthandelus, they resolve to protect Orphan and fly back to Cocoon, where Dysley has a resurrected Cid Raines creating utter chaos in the capital of Eden.

Upon arriving in Eden, Sazh manages to pilot the airship straight into the Eden Grand Prix. The Shiva Sisters save a racer and Snow announces that the hero has saved the day. He accidentally shows his l'Cie brand to the cheering crowd causing chaos to break out. He jumps onto a transformed Shiva and tells incoming PSICOM forces to catch him if they can, as the rest of the party manage to escape the circuit and infiltrate the city. Snow and the others are soon briefly reunited with the other members of NORA, and they eventually reach Edenhall and its heart, Orphan's Cradle.

In the Narthex Throne, Barthandelus shatters illusions of Sazh's crystallized son, Dajh and Serah. In a fit of rage, Snow charges at Dysley and gets deflected by his shield. Lightning asks Snow to remember where the real Serah is, and remembering her crystal tear, he sees through the illusion. Barthandelus is defeated for a third time, and he rises from a pool, merged with Orphan. After Orphan tortures Vanille and Fang nearly strikes her, Snow and Sazh try to hold her back. Then Orphan turns the rest of the party into Cie'th, but they return to normal with a new Focus. They defeat Orphan and Cocoon begins to break down and descend. Lightning implores the party to hold onto to one another, but Fang and Vanille drift below, intending to become Ragnarok in a last attempt to save Cocoon. With their Focus officially completed, Snow is crystallized down on Gran Pulse alongside the rest of the party.

However, they awaken from their crystal stasis briefly after, to see the shell of Cocoon held up by a crystal pillar, with a crystallized Fang and Vanille holding it at its center. On the horizon, Serah appears with Dajh, and Snow is finally reunited with her. As Lightning is apologizing to Serah, Snow cuts in saying that they have a wedding to plan as long as Lightning is going to allow it. He promises her that he will make Serah happy before finally getting her approval.

Shortly after reuniting with Serah, Snow recalls his vision of everyone including Vanille and Fang laughing together, and knows that it cannot be over yet. As Serah looks at Cocoon, Snow proposes that they build their own city on Gran Pulse, since they can find their own food and hunt monsters just like back in Bodhum.

They watch Sazh leave with Dajh to help the survivors. Then not long afterward, they watch Hope leave with a soldier to reunite with his father. Serah tells Snow about her decision to become a teacher, and tell people exactly why Cocoon fell. He supports her choice and decides to build her the largest school she can imagine.

After Lightning's disappearance due to Etro's intervention, Snow says that she must be in the crystal pillar, holding up Cocoon with Vanille and Fang despite Serah's objections that Lightning was just with them. After two years of living with Serah, Snow tells her that he believes her about Lightning still being alive out there. Leaving his engagement necklace with Serah as a symbol of his promise to return with Lightning, Snow decides to go look for her and get her blessing, and also find a way to help Fang and Vanille.

Snow has a dream of Lightning telling him about Time Gates and artefacts, urging him to protect Cocoon's pillar, and in turn Vanille and Fang (though it's implied in a dialogue choice during a second playthrough of Sunleth Waterscape 300 AF that he lied to make Serah feel better). He travels back to Oerba, where he decides he needs to become stronger in order to save them, like back when he was a l'Cie. After Snow becomes a l'Cie again, a time gate appears to him and he goes through the Historia Crux, passing by Sazh along the way. He ends up in the Sunleth Waterscape 300 AF to fight off the Miniflan as they converge into Royal Ripeness.
Having a vision of Snow in danger, Serah arrives to his aid with Noel following. He tells Snow to leave while he deals with the monster, but Snow disregards him, saying he can not run since Serah is watching before they all take on the monster together. At one point, Snow shields Serah and Noel from an attack, and deflects the energy back at the enemy. The three defeat Royal Ripeness in a combined effort, though the countless Miniflan reforming the monster forced them to retreat. After Noel confronts him about his hotheadedness, Snow tells them of his mission to protect Cocoon's crystal pillar and that Royal Ripeness's existence will wear down the pillar and cause Cocoon to fall.

The party comes to the conclusion that the giant flan's existence is a paradox and follows a bunch of Miniflan to where they believe an artefact may be. As they all travel through the area together, they encounter a giant Enlil. Snow yells and waves at it to get its attention, ignoring Noel warning him not to. Taking the Enlil's silence as a "yes", Snow hops on with Noel, Serah and Mog jumping on behind him. Upon finding an artefact, Serah reflects on how being a crystal was the loneliest time of her life. Snow apologizes to her for it but is comforted by the fact that she had nice dreams while in crystal stasis, and hopes that Fang and Vanille are having nice dreams within the pillar.

Defeating the Miniflan guarding the second artefact places it in their possession. Then Snow begins playfully poking Mog, saying that he looks like something from Nautilus before Serah explains to Noel what theme parks are. Snow then says that Noel is very much like Fang and Vanille, and tells Noel that he will introduce them to him someday. Coming at a time gate, Snow tries to enter it, but since the gate is not his, a forcefield denies him access. Noel tells Snow to wait for him and Serah to come back before they leave, and not try anything rash like fighting the flan on his own.

Despite promising them he would wait, Snow continues to fight. After Noel and Serah resolve the anomalies in both the Coliseum and the Archylte Steppe AF, stopping the mass number of Miniflan to appear in Sunleth and compose Royal Ripeness, they return to find Snow on the ropes in front of the monster at its reduced size. Together, they defeat it for good but Snow struggles to stand on his own and needs Serah to help him. He thanks her and Noel for their help as he couldn't do it alone after all. After Noel asks him why he continued fighting despite knowing he didn't stand a chance, Snow says that he could not stand and watch if anything were to happen to Vanille and Fang. Then Noel begins accusing him of being reckless, useless, not being anyone's protector or savior, and never thinking about how his actions hurts the people he is supposed to protect.

Snow tells Noel that he has been protecting Serah and must have protected loved ones back in his own time, asking if the two of them are doing the same thing. He says Noel was right like he said before, about needing to survive in order to return to the people he has protected, and apologizes for charging in on his own. After asking Noel to keep looking after Serah for him, Snow begins to glow and turn transparent. Noel believes Snow is fading because they resolved the paradox and he does not belong in this time. As Serah tries to hold onto him, Snow tells her not to worry since heroes never die. After she notices that he had become a Pulse l'Cie again, he says they will meet again and dissolves away.

However, sometime after his departure, Snow eventually finds his own gate and goes to the Void Beyond. Hearing about the Coliseum, he resolves to find it by using Shiva. At the same time, Snow worries about what Caius Ballad is planning. Once in the Coliseum, Snow encounters many of the residents of the world before Serah and Noel arrive.

Snow battles Noel and Serah after she decides to show him how much she has matured during her journey with Noel. After the Arbiter of Time allows the two to leave, Snow reveals that he is bound to the Coliseum and needs to stay behind, promising to be with Serah again once the matter is dealt with. Until then, Snow decides to hang out with Gilgamesh, Ultros, Typhon, and the Pupu.

Abilities:

• Punching the Heck Out of Things: Snow obviously hasn't had real, functional training as a fighter, but he definitely knows how to fight. It isn't just his huge size and strength, the latter of which is boosted by his coat, that makes him a good fighter. Snow does indeed know how to hit things in the right way to make them hurt, and while he's in no way refined, his drive and skill-by-experience are evident - he is efficient and potent. A guy has to be with everyone else showing up with guns and swords, right?
  
• Leadership: Snow is not exactly the traditional leader, but he is an idealistic one who can motivate anyone around him and make them actually believe some of the crazy things he thinks they can do will work. And on the occasions they do work, people start to think he's not quite as crazy as initially believed.
  

Summons: Shiva Sisters: Having been a l'Cie, Snow's eidolon came to be the Shiva Sisters, Stiria and Nyx, that fight alongside him in combat. They are ice-elemental summons, with Nyx being the physical fighter and Stiria the healer. The two can combine into a form resembling a motorcycle in near-exactness, and Snow has made good use of this gestalt mode.
Magic:

• Water/Watera/Waterga
  
• Blizzard/Blizzara/Blizzaga
  
• Aero/Aerora
  
• Steelguard
  
• Mediguard

Strengths:

• Too dumb to die
  
• Optimistic
  
• Compassionate

Weaknesses:

• Too dumb to die
  
• Reckless
  
• Naive

Weapon: Wild Bear: Snow's trenchcoat uses the Antimatter Manipulation Principle that produces artificial magic to grant the user greater strength - as if Snow wasn't strong enough already, he's now about a half-ton strong - and provides a bulletproof field to keep him protected as well.
Crushes: HERP DERP, it might be Serah. IS IT SERAH SNOW? DO YOU NEED TO YELL HER NAME AGAIN?
How did you find us? DON'T CALL US, WE'LL CALL YOUUUU
Role Play Sample: See audition.

Password: OMNOM GLORIOUS WALRUS MEAT FOR DE SHILREN

[Serah Farron]

God yes, finally a Snow! ;__;