Permissions/How much is Dru allowed to creep on you?

[singswithstars]

So, Dru has this sort of meta ability in which she sees the future, sees the past, magically KNOWS things, and then babbles all cryptically about it and no one understands but her and the person it pertains to. 8| So, in the interest of making her NOT meta, and also making it easier for me to be omni-Dru (because sadly I do not know everyone's canon), this is a permissions post!

A detailed list of her abilities can be found in her app here, but for the sake of you not having to read everything ever, here's the paraphrased version: she can sense emotions (telepathy/empathy), sense the history or places and people, has visions of the (YOUR!) future (especially tragic ones), and hypnotizes people.

FYI: DRU WILL NOT BE SHARING ANY OF THIS KNOWLEDGE. She'll hint at it in her psychobabble crazy style but unless someone manages to understand her or it become pertinent enough for her to want to be coherent about it (not likely considering she gives no fucks about anyone but her vampy family), no one else will be told.

So if you guys could all fill this out for me, that would just be lovely as all get out. Thanks so much!


<b>Character name:</b> <b>Is he/she/it resistant to telepathy/clairvoyancey things?:</b> <b>Can Dru pick up on his/her/its future/key elements about his/her/its character?:</b> (If Yes, next question) <b>A summary of what Dru might pick up on about your character:</b> (Key points about them or their canon - do they have special powers, did something particularly tragic happen to them, are they a secret monster, did they make a deal with the devil, are they missing an eye, do they have a crush on Catty, etc. If you know I know your canon pretty well, ignore this.) <b>Anything fun in your characters' future that Dru can hint at?:</b> <b>Things you want her to stay away from?:</b> <b>Can Dru sense your characters' emotions?:</b> <b>Can Dru hypnotize your character?:</b> (Not likely to happen often and I'll probably ask again per each situation, but just because, here.) <b>Additional Notes:</b> (Anything else I should know? Have a cool gif you want to show me? Drop it here.)

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Link then traveled to the Fire Temple where all his old Goron friends were in trapped in a live volcano to be fed to a Dragon for defying Ganondorf. He had to then travel into the live and very active volcano to kill said Dragon. He met Sheik for the second time here.

After having a race with a ghost, Link moves on to Zora's Fountain and meets Sheik for a third time after finding the entire Zora Race trapped in ice and dying because of it. He then travels to the Water Temple and has to face his own shadow (the embodiment of all his fears) before facing a tentacle monster (no, really, it was made of water and grabbed him with it's watery tentacles and threw him around a room that had spikes embedded on the walls. It was not a pretty fight).

After (finally!) beating that temple, he made it to Kakariko Village and arrived in time to see a shadow demon fly out of the well. Sheik was already there and told him he had to go back to the bottom of the well to get something that would help him in defeating the shadow he'd just seen. This forces him to go back in time (and to his 12 yr old body) to drain the well and then crawl around in it to get the Eye of Truth. This is the first time he faces the Dead Hand. The creature is nightmare fuel. - memories related to fighting it are some of the only ones in which Link pictures himself as a child.

Once he's gotten the Eye of Truth, he then travels forward in time to face the Shadow Temple and the monster Bongo Bongo. The walls of half of the Shadow Temple are made from the skulls of the dead buried there and there are invisible enemies as well as wallmaster and floormasters (which are giant disembodied hands that can drain you of life). These are also nightmare fuel. As is Bongo Bongo, which is a single-eyed demon who is invisible save for his hands - and his hands have been cut from his main body, leaving bloody stumps on his arms. He then fights Link by dumping him on a giant drum head that sits in the middle of an acid lake and playing the drum to make it difficult for Link to fight back. This is less nightmare fuel than other monsters, but it is still something that causes him distress to think about after the fact. It was not a fun experience in the least.

After leaving the Shadow Temple (for good!) Link travels to the Desert and is promptly imprisoned by the race of ALL WOMEN THIEVES. He gets out, frees the other men they had imprisoned, and in doing so, is accepted as one of them for proving he's as good as they are. They then let him travel to the Desert Colossus where he meets Sheik once more and is told he will once again have to travel to the past to advance in the future. By this time, he has the whole time travel thing down. In the past he meets Nabooru and she makes a deal with child-him to get a treasure from the temple. He manages to get to it and after doing so, watches helplessly as Nabooru is captured by two evil, old, ugly witches. When he travels to the future, he once again encounters Nabooru - finding out its her only after he defeats her armored Darknut form in battle. Twinrova then take her captive again and he rushes off to fight them in battle. During the fight, they join bodies and become a surprisingly attractive young woman that disturbs him deeply when they toss him a flirty wink.