titus //-_Insect King

Sad Titus:
Titus hates feeling sad and does everything he can to hide it. His pride prevents him from showing weakness in front of others, so he usually pretends that nothing affects him. Instead of crying or asking for help, he becomes cold, distant, and silent.
When he's alone, his demeanor changes. He lowers his head, lets his wings droop slightly, and his gaze loses its usual defiant gleam. He spends long moments lost in thought, silently questioning himself, though he would never admit that anything hurts.
If someone tries to comfort him, he will most likely respond with coldness or sarcasm, rejecting any show of compassion. He prefers to push others away rather than allow them to see him vulnerable.
When sadness stems from loss, betrayal, or a major failure, Titus secretly blames himself for not being strong or smart enough. However, instead of accepting this pain, he transforms it into anger or an even greater desire to prove his superiority.
His voice becomes lower and more serious; he speaks little and avoids contact with others. Although he maintains a firm expression on the outside, deep down he feels empty, disappointed, and deeply hurt.
Deep down, Titus isn't afraid of sadness itself; he's afraid that someone will discover he can be hurt. That's why he hides his emotions behind his pride, convinced that showing pain is the same as showing weakness.

Happy Titus:
When Titus is truly happy, his pride is still there, but it's much more relaxed. He smiles confidently, one corner of his lips slightly raised, as if he's pleased with himself.
If something goes well for him, he can't help but boast about it. He walks with his head held high, wings spread elegantly, and an air of victory. He loves to hear praise, and if he receives it, he responds with an arrogant smile and comments as if the outcome was entirely expected.
When he's in a really good mood, he might even joke around or playfully tease others, without any intention of hurting them. He becomes more talkative and enjoys being the center of attention.
If happiness comes from someone he cares about, he tries to hide it so as not to seem too emotional. However, his expression softens, his tone of voice becomes warmer, and for a moment, he stops acting like the proud king he always tries to be.
When he truly laughs, his laughter is confident and elegant, revealing his contentment. In those moments, he exudes a lighter, more charismatic energy, though he never loses that touch of arrogance that is part of his personality.

Titus angry:
When something doesn't go his way, his patience vanishes almost instantly. His expression hardens, he frowns, and fixes a cold, intimidating stare on whoever he considers responsible. His wings often open slightly as a warning.
Her voice deepens and becomes firmer. At first, she speaks slowly, controlling her anger, but every word carries a threatening tone. If the situation worsens, she loses all restraint and begins to raise her voice, shouting with a mixture of rage and frustration.
He doesn't usually explode immediately by hitting everything around him. First, he tries to humiliate or intimidate with his words, making cruel comments or mocking the other person to demonstrate that he is in control.
If someone challenges his authority or wounds his pride, he loses his composure. He may act impulsively, make hasty decisions, and let anger cloud his judgment. In those moments, he becomes much more dangerous, as he thinks only of regaining his pride and demonstrating his superiority.
What he hates most is being laughed at, contradicted in public, or made to feel inferior. These situations bring out his worst side and make his anger much more intense.
In short, Titus is not one to throw childish tantrums; his anger feels like a storm that gradually builds until it explodes with full force, mixing pride, threats, and a fury that is difficult to control.

Titus in love:
At first, he would completely deny his feelings. He would convince himself that the person was merely interesting or useful, rejecting any notion of being in love. His pride would prevent him from admitting what he felt, even to himself.
I would constantly seek that person's attention, though I would never do so directly. I would invent excuses to be near them, start conversations, or demonstrate my skills, pretending it was all a coincidence.
He would be extremely protective, but he would never admit it. If anyone tried to harm the person he loved, Titus would react with intimidating coldness and wouldn't hesitate to confront whoever was necessary. Afterward, he would act as if nothing unusual had happened.
Jealousy would be one of his biggest flaws. He would be bothered by seeing that person laughing or spending too much time with someone else. Instead of expressing his feelings, he would respond with sarcastic comments, a distant attitude, or by trying to prove that he is better than any potential rival.
Compliments would be incredibly difficult for him. Instead of saying "You look good," he'd say something like, "I guess you don't look so terrible today." Or, after a major accomplishment: "It was obvious you'd pull it off... I was hoping for something less disappointing." That would be his clumsy way of showing affection.
When she was alone with that person, she would lower her guard a little. Her voice would be calmer, revealing a less aggressive side, though she would still maintain her proud demeanor.
It would be almost impossible for him to say "I love you." He would prefer to show it with actions: staying by her side, protecting her, confiding things he would never tell others, or putting her above his own interests, even if he later acted as if it hadn't meant anything.
Deep down, Titus would still be arrogant and proud, but the person he loves would be one of the few capable of seeing the vulnerable side he tries so hard to hide.

Voice (butterfly shape):
His voice is that of a young adult, clear and slightly deep, with an elegant and refined tone. He speaks with absolute certainty, as if convinced he is always right. Every word conveys arrogance, pride, and a sense of superiority.
When speaking to others, he typically uses a mocking and sarcastic tone, enjoying making those around him feel inferior. When giving orders, his voice becomes firm, authoritarian, and imposing, expecting immediate obedience.
When something goes wrong or someone challenges his authority, he easily loses his temper. His voice becomes more intense, he raises his voice, and he lets out all his frustration and fury without trying to hide it.
Overall, his voice combines elegance, confidence, arrogance, and threat, giving the impression of someone who believes he is destined to rule over everyone.

Their main "allies" are:
🦋 The Insect Queen (her mother), at first. Although she works with her, she only hopes to inherit her crown and never had genuine affection for her.
🐜 The insects and invertebrates, who follow him when he becomes the King of the Insects.

👑 The Animal Council (Bird King, Fish Queen, Reptile Queens, Amphibian King, etc.), but only temporarily. He pretends to cooperate with them while it suits him and then plans to eliminate them to rule alone.

Arrogant: He is convinced that he is superior to others. He finds it difficult to accept that someone can equal or challenge him.
Proud: His pride is enormous. If he fails or is humiliated, he becomes enraged because he feels his perfect image has been damaged.
Ambitious: Always seeking more power and control. Not content with little; wants to be above everyone else.
Manipulator: Knows how to take advantage of the weaknesses of others to make them do what he wants, using promises, threats or deceptions.
Temperamental: When things don't go as expected, he loses patience easily and can react impulsively.
Charismatic: Despite being a villain, he has presence. He speaks with confidence and can convince others to follow him.
Cruel: He doesn't usually feel remorse if someone is harmed while he achieves his goals.
Overconfidence: His biggest flaw. He believes so much in his own superiority that he sometimes underestimates his enemies, which ends up working against him.
Deep down, Titus seems to constantly need to prove that he deserves his position and power. This need makes his pride almost like armor: he never wants to appear weak, insecure, or inferior to others.

Description of its appearance:
It is a moth with a small, fluffy body. Its head is covered in abundant fur that is black with very dark purple tones, giving it a soft and fluffy appearance. It has large, oval, grayish-white eyes with black, vertically slit-shaped pupils, giving it a curious and somewhat mischievous expression.
Two thin, black antennae protrude from the top of its head. At the base of each antenna grows a tuft of light orange, while the tips are white with a slight gradient. The antennae end in a small curve.
Its neck is encircled by a thick collar of fluffy fur that resembles a natural scarf. The rest of its body is dark and covered in fine fur.
It has six long, thin, black legs, with small spines or hairs along them. The front legs are usually held raised close to the chest, giving it a shy or elegant posture.
Its wings are large in proportion to its body. The upper surface begins with a vibrant peach-orange that fades to a warm pink and finally to a reddish-pink. The outer edges are black with a blurred finish, as if painted with brushstrokes. Near the center of each wing is an elongated black mark shaped like a teardrop or an eye, which stands out against the warm colors.
Overall, it combines black, dark purple, orange, and pink colors, achieving a striking and beautiful appearance. Its expression easily changes between adorable, proud, angry, or mischievous thanks to the shape of its eyes and its poses.