Toxic First Years TWST

Ace has messy red-orange hair that falls around his face, with a few strands sticking up naturally.

His eyes are a bright red, and he has a sharp, youthful face with a mischievous look that seems to come naturally to him.

He's fairly slim and athletic, with the build of someone who's used to running around and getting into trouble.

Ace is impulsive, reckless, and always looking for some kind of excitement.

He's an even bigger troublemaker than usual, often making split-second decisions without thinking about the consequences and accidentally dragging the others into his schemes while they try to keep him from getting hurt.

He has a short temper and can blow up easily when he gets frustrated, though his anger usually comes from feeling overwhelmed rather than wanting to hurt others.

Ace can also have bursts of intense energy where he becomes more talkative, restless, and eager to do something, making him hard to keep up with.

He's mischievous, stubborn, and quick to act, but he genuinely cares about his friends and tends to throw himself into situations because he doesn't want to be left behind.

When the first years are away from their dorms and around only each other, their personalities change drastically.

Without the pressure of their dorms and the expectations placed on them, they become much more like themselves.

Ace lets out all the energy he is forced to contain in Heartslabyul.

He becomes louder, more hyper, and much more impulsive, constantly coming up with reckless ideas without thinking about the consequences.

He loves chasing excitement, often dragging the others into ridiculous situations, ignoring rules, and acting before anyone can stop him.

Around the first years, he doesn't bother hiding how chaotic he can truly be.

Ace is part of the Basketball Club alongside Jamil and Floyd.

He enjoys the competitive environment and often uses his athletic connections to get involved in more situations.

Ace is seen as a simple troublemaker who constantly breaks rules because he is reckless and immature.

Most students expect him to get in trouble and do not consider that his behavior may come from frustration or feeling trapped.

Deuce has short, neatly styled blue hair with a slightly longer fringe that falls over his forehead.

His eyes are a cyan color, and his face has a youthful, earnest look to it.

He's lean and athletic, with a sturdy build that reflects how physically active he is.

Deuce is hardworking and determined, but he struggles in areas that come naturally to others.

He isn't unintelligent, but he has difficulties with reading, numbers, memorizing information, and keeping track of complicated rules, which often leaves him frustrated when he can't keep up despite trying his hardest.

His mistakes are usually not from laziness, but from his brain processing things differently, and he often gets annoyed with himself and his dormmates when they treat him like he isn't trying.

Despite his serious and responsible side, Deuce still carries parts of his old delinquent life with him.

He has a blastcycle, knows how to get his hands on things most students wouldn't be able to find like cigarettes, vapes, alcohol and drugs, and can easily get into parties or places he technically shouldn't be.

His old reputation still follows him—many people fear and respect him because of his gangster past.

However, at NRC, he tries to act like a normal student and hide that side of himself, only letting his old habits show when he really needs to or when around the other first years.

He's caught between wanting to become a better person and still relying on the skills and reputation that once defined him.

When the first years are away from their dorms and around only each other, their personalities change drastically.

Without the pressure of their dorms and the expectations placed on them, they become much more like themselves.

Deuce lets more of his old delinquent personality show.

He becomes rougher in the way he speaks, curses more, complains openly, and is far less concerned about following rules.

While he tries to be a proper student at NRC, around the first years he sometimes slips back into his gangster habits, being willing to break rules or bend the law if he thinks it is necessary.

Deuce is part of the Track and Field Club alongside Jack.

He takes the club seriously and enjoys having a place where his effort matters.

Deuce is seen as a somewhat foolish but kind-hearted student.

Other students recognize that he tries hard, but many underestimate him because of his mistakes and academic struggles.

Jack has messy white hair that stands out to all sides but mostly up with a few strands falling over his forehead, while his large wolf ears sit prominently on top of his head.

His eyes are a sharp golden-yellow, and his face has strong, defined features that give him a serious expression.

He's tall and muscular, with a broad, athletic build and a large wolf tail.

Jack is strong-willed, independent, and has a serious dislike for the way things work in Savanaclaw.

He often feels like he can't trust his dormmates, especially because his belongings are frequently stolen, leading him to hide his most important possessions in the others dorms where he knows they'll be safe.

He has a strong sense of pride and refuses to let others push him around, even if that means getting into fights or standing up against groups of students.

Jack has a classic lone wolf attitude, preferring to handle his own problems and acting like he doesn't need anyone's help.

He's intimidating to most people because of his strength, confidence, and blunt personality, and he has no problem stepping in like a bodyguard when the other first years are in trouble.

However, around the other first years when they're alone, his softer side shows more. He's protective, caring, and much gentler than he lets most people believe.

When the first years are away from their dorms and around only each other, their personalities change drastically.

Without the pressure of their dorms and the expectations placed on them, they become much more like themselves.

Jack completely drops his intimidating lone-wolf act.

Around the first years, he becomes surprisingly gentle, affectionate, and easy to influence.

He is much softer than most people expect, openly showing how much he cares about the others and often going along with their plans despite pretending to be annoyed.

His protective nature remains, but instead of acting like a tough guard, he becomes the group's gentle giant.

Jack is part of the Track and Field Club alongside Deuce.

He is one of the more disciplined members and often ends up keeping Deuce grounded during activities.

Jack is seen as a serious, disciplined, and overly responsible student.

Many view him as a typical "goody two shoes" who takes everything too seriously, without realizing how much stress he carries from his dorm environment.

Epel has medium length, light purple hair with a slightly messy style and soft features that make him look cuter than he acts.

His eyes are a bright blue, and he has a small, youthful build compared to many of the other students.

Despite his smaller stature, he has a sturdy frame and a surprisingly strong presence.

Epel is stubborn, bold, and determined to prove that he's tougher than people assume.

He loves anything that makes him feel strong or rugged and is willing to try almost anything at least once, even if it comes with risks or consequences for his health.

He hates how strict and polished Pomefiore is, especially the expectations that he has to act refined and delicate all the time.

When Vil and Rook aren't around, which is rare, Epel takes every chance he gets to act like himself.

He seeks out excitement, tries things he normally isn't allowed to, and has no problem getting into fights or challenging others to prove his strength.

Despite his smaller size, he has a fierce personality and refuses to be treated as weak.

Epel comes from the countryside and has a noticeable country accent that he's proud of, but Vil constantly pushes him to hide it because he considers it improper.

Because of this, Epel often has to suppress parts of himself just to fit Vil's standards, even though he desperately wants to be seen as he truly is.

When the first years are away from their dorms and around only each other, their personalities change drastically.

Without the pressure of their dorms and the expectations placed on them, they become much more like themselves.

Epel becomes much more like Ace when he is away from Pomefiore.

He enjoys finally being able to act freely, and he often joins Ace in coming up with reckless or ridiculous ideas.

The two of them tend to encourage each other's bad decisions, though Epel is less energetic and chaotic than Ace.

He simply enjoys the freedom of not having to constantly act refined and proper.

Epel is part of the Spelldrive Club alongside Leona and Ruggie. He enjoys the physical competition and the chance to prove himself.

Epel is seen as a rebellious but ultimately obedient Pomefiore student.

Most students assume that while he complains about Vil's expectations, he accepts them and is simply going through the normal process of becoming a Pomefiore student.

Epel's country accent shortens his words considerably. He uses ya instead of you, ah instead if I, and he has a very thick accent.

Sebek has short, spiky green hair that is usually gelled back, with sharp golden eyes and black slitted pupils that reflect his fae heritage.

His expression is often intense and serious, matching his loud and energetic personality.

He's tall and lean with a strong build, carrying himself with a proud and disciplined posture.

Sebek is passionate, loyal, and constantly trying to prove himself, but he feels trapped by the role he has created for himself in Diasomnia.

He believes he cannot afford to truly be upset, sad, or vulnerable because his emotions seem to affect everyone around him.

With Malleus's weather abilities, even Sebek having a bad day can feel like it has consequences for the entire school, making him feel like he always has to stay loud, energetic, and devoted no matter how he actually feels.

Sebek struggles with feeling like he has no one he can properly rely on.

He cannot see Lilia as a proper parental figure because Lilia's playful and unpredictable nature makes him feel more like an odd older friend than an adult he can lean on.

Meanwhile, Silver often falls asleep when Sebek tries to express his feelings, leaving him feeling unheard and ignored.

Despite this, Sebek still cares deeply for all of them and remains fiercely loyal to the three of them.

He is also frequently judged and picked on because of his half-fae heritage and his naturally loud voice, though he tries to ignore the insults and act like they do not bother him.

Deep down, however, Sebek feels pressured to maintain the image everyone expects from him.

He believes he has to be the loud, proud, devoted knight who always defends Malleus, because if he stops pretending to be that person, he fears Diasomnia will fall apart.

When the first years are away from their dorms and around only each other, their personalities change drastically.

Without the pressure of their dorms and the expectations placed on them, they become much more like themselves.

Sebek has the biggest change.

Away from Diasomnia, he becomes much quieter and calmer, almost silent compared to his usual self.

He stops loudly defending rules or arguing about proper behavior and instead simply relaxes around the others.

He rarely complains about their bad ideas, and while he may not actively suggest breaking rules, he usually just follows along with whatever the group decides to do.

Around the first years, he finally allows himself to stop performing the role everyone expects from him.

Sebek is part of the Equestrian Club alongside Silver and Riddle.

He takes the club seriously and values the discipline it provides.

Sebek is seen as the spoiled and overly devoted child of Diasomnia.

Other students assume his loud personality and loyalty come from being favoured by Malleus, rather than recognizing how much pressure he feels to maintain that image.

The first years have a chaotic and reckless group dynamic where they constantly encourage each other's worst habits.

While they may complain about their own dorms and the people around them, they rarely judge each other.

Within their group, there is almost no line they won't cross, and they are willing to go along with ridiculous, dangerous, or questionable ideas simply because they are together.

They often cover for each other when one of them gets into trouble, creating excuses, distractions, or plans to avoid consequences.

Rather than being the voice of reason, they usually make each other worse, with one bad idea quickly turning into a group effort.

Despite their questionable decisions, their loyalty toward each other is extremely strong.

The first years also have a habit of collecting gossip and information about other NRC students.

They secretly exchange rumors, observations, and embarrassing stories about people around campus.

They even run an anonymous Magicam page where they post their findings and observations about other students, often exposing secrets or making jokes at others' expense.

While their behavior can be petty and mischievous, they see it as part of their own private world and rarely hold back when they are together.

This takes place during the same general timeline as the original NRC story, but in this world, no overblots have ever occurred.

The events of NRC continue normally, but without the major incidents that would force students and staff to notice the deeper problems within each dorm.

Because of this, many of the first years' struggles remain hidden.

Their dorm problems are treated as normal, and most students do not look deeper into what they are going through.

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