Before Vil and Idia’s first opening ceremony as Housewardens Vil questions whether or not Idia will “truly have the guts” to attend in person, despite Idia promising Ortho that he will do so. When Idia does ultimately fail to fulfill his promise Vil says, “I knew it. Exhaustingly predictable, that one.”
Vill calls Idia “pathetic” for hiding during the Wish Upon a Star event because he is afraid of going out in front of a crowd and chastises Idia for the “sweeping generalization” that he enjoys basking in front of the camera.
Vil explains that he doesn’t allow just anyone to post pictures of him online and sometimes doesn’t permit photography at all, inspiring Idia to set up a jammer that keeps everyone in the immediate area from being able to use their phone camera or any other app.
Vil describes Idia’s tone as “snide” and refuses to go to Idia’s aid during Phantom Bride because “he snubs the company of others, yet we’re supposed to fly to his rescue? I see no reason to indulge such selfish behavior.”
Crowley and Ortho force Vil’s (and everyone’s) participation by threatening to alert the media. (Vil: “The tabloids would have a field day, ripping my image to shreds. Unacceptable on all levels.”)
When Idia begs for their help during the event Vil responds, “It sounds like you’ve found someone who loves you in spite of your bad attitude,” and later reveals that he has heard about Idia trying to send Eliza after himself and Leona in order to save his own life by sacrificing them.
Vil’s presence occasionally fills the area he is in with sparkles, and Idia says that he once mistook Vil for a sparkling sculpture.
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