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I'll be scrapping this fairly soon, as I am well aware that these are two very different drawings drawn on entirely different days.

Anywho, I felt like some random exposition for no reason don't mind me.

A somewhat archaic tradition in the world of Primary is that wearing colors of your guardian deity will bring fortune and favor upon your family. It aligns you closer to your god, and as such heightens your spiritual focus and can, theoretically, enhance your magical skills. The tradition has largely fallen away in the more populated sectors of the world, specifically in the capitals and trade ports, but religious centers and the more rural countries tend to follow it pretty strictly.

Kimren's guardian deity is Brèvis, whose colors are navy blue and white. Kimren, being raised mostly by Plix, chooses to wear his colors instead of Brèvis' (both out of resentment towards his father and genuine affection for Plix). Plix's guardian deity is Haenur, whose colors are gray and burgundy. Later in the story, as he learns more of his family's history, Kimren will add in more navy elements.

For random other guardian deity colors:
Rajmarayin (Ellyon's guardian deity) is black and silver, though since he is the guardian deity of the unblessed, who are largely considered inferior, very little wear his colors alone. For example, Ellyon tends to wear the colors of whichever kingdom she is working under at the time.
Brajam (Serine's guardian deity) is purple and white. As Brajam is the godhead persona, those within religious organizations tend to wear these colors.

Blah blah blah I'm done I swear.

Description
I'll be scrapping this fairly soon, as I am well aware that these are two very different drawings drawn on entirely different days.

Anywho, I felt like some random exposition for no reason don't mind me.

A somewhat archaic tradition in the world of Primary is that wearing colors of your guardian deity will bring fortune and favor upon your family. It aligns you closer to your god, and as such heightens your spiritual focus and can, theoretically, enhance your magical skills. The tradition has largely fallen away in the more populated sectors of the world, specifically in the capitals and trade ports, but religious centers and the more rural countries tend to follow it pretty strictly.

Kimren's guardian deity is Brèvis, whose colors are navy blue and white. Kimren, being raised mostly by Plix, chooses to wear his colors instead of Brèvis' (both out of resentment towards his father and genuine affection for Plix). Plix's guardian deity is Haenur, whose colors are gray and burgundy. Later in the story, as he learns more of his family's history, Kimren will add in more navy elements.

For random other guardian deity colors:
Rajmarayin (Ellyon's guardian deity) is black and silver, though since he is the guardian deity of the unblessed, who are largely considered inferior, very little wear his colors alone. For example, Ellyon tends to wear the colors of whichever kingdom she is working under at the time.
Brajam (Serine's guardian deity) is purple and white. As Brajam is the godhead persona, those within religious organizations tend to wear these colors.

Blah blah blah I'm done I swear.