KwasiKwasi is my first student! He's slightly on the backburner, as he's a lazy slob why doesn't really like schoolwork. He's down for fun low-effort things though.
If you want to know a little more about him, Kwasi is an easily lead idiot with a completely unjustified ego. He is great for playing the dupe, but be warned, if he finds out you've been tricking him his wrath is
never ending in its sullen mediocrity. He is a Adze, a traditional african monster that can shapeshift into a firefly, and he tends to glow faintly. Don't point that out.
YESMeeting students! Older ones or newer ones, it doesn't matter.
Being the patsy, taking the fall, being manipulated.
Troublemaking. Hurray for detention!
Smart person for him to leech off. I mean learn from.
Joining a club, voluntarily or otherwise. Bonus points if he hates it.
Finding some who he can play the minion to. It's in his monster-y blood.
Someone to whip him into shape! If left on his own he just lazies around and fails at being interesting.
???other things???
NOHeavy s**t. Let's keep things fun and cheery!
Meeting hunters/horsemen, maybe later or in 2nd year.
KWASI VS GENDERSBoils to Kwasi are either cool bros or nerds. If he likes you, you're a cool bro. If he doesn't, you're a nerd.
Ghouls all fall into the category of 'cooties' and make him uncomfortable.
If your character is neither, Kwasi will group them depending on if they exhibit behavior he most commonly links to either gender. (example: Bossy, whiny, perky, or bubbly characters fall under ghoul and get the appropriate reaction.)
It is generally a lot easier for Kwasi to get along with boils, he won't really know how to act around ghouls until he's forced to grow up and stop being a manchild. As it is, ghouls represent the 'great unknown' of being a teenager and all potential weird emotions that come with that, so he tries to avoid them. However, his weirdness around ghouls does not stem from attraction or baby crushes - just from what they represent in his mind.
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