@Mira<br/><br/>That makes sense for the strange ways. I could see him trying to teach her about mediation and centering yourself only for her to scoff it off. Though it would be funny if she assumed he was a weakling only for him to just casually heft up her bow like it was nothing, showing off his deceptive strength.<br/><br/>@Joanie<br/><br/>I like that, both the bond and the relationship. I see Sparrow as being a bit naive and ignorant about the outside world prior to going out on his journey, due to being raised in a fairly private monastery his whole life. So he'll probably be gullible enough to believe some of her information if she's convincing enough with it.<br/><br/>I think it'd be fun if she started going after him strong, maybe that can play into her "teachings". For example he's a virgin at the start of the story, so perhaps she convinces him that he needs to "train" his body to be able to resist the lewd tortures within the dungeon, which basically boils down to her molesting him whenever she sees fit and him learning to "take it". And whenever he starts questioning her methods she just reminds him that harsh training is vital to mastering the techniques.<br/><br/><br/><br/>@Knarfy<br/><br/>I do like the  "I worry about the ability of _____ to survive in the dungeon." one. Maybe Moxie was fighting a group of enemies and was being overly showy/fancy about it, and left herself open to get attacked, which Sparrow swiftly jumped in to intercept. And ever since Sparrow worries that her lack of focus in combat puts herself in great danger.<br/><br/><br/><br/>@potential futa players<br/><br/>Also on a side note I thought it'd be fun for Sparrow to "nobly" offer himself to help relieve the urges of any party members who end up getting corrupted into futa, believing his meditation and mental fortitude would allow him to endure being raped without giving into it (of course only to find out how horribly wrong he is). So that might be something fun to play with down the line.