I have so much to say about Derrick's voice because, honestly, I love what they did with him.
He seems to speak with a Northern British accent (from areas like Yorkshire or Lancashire) he enunciates final consonants very clearly, doesn't slur his words, and his vowels are tighter and drier. He sounds like a young soldier, which makes complete sense given that everyone in the City of Silver trains to be a warrior from a young age, regardless of gender (Lovia is a great example of this)
On the other hand, there might also be some influence from Nordic countries. Personally, I lean quite a bit toward this idea when considering the lore's linguistics: Jotun is the predecessor to Ancient Feysac, and current Feysac is the common language of the Feysac Empire a nation heavily inspired by Nordic and Viking cultural elements
To be clear, this applies strictly when focusing on Feysac's cultural influence rather than the City of Silver itself. I feel the latter doesn't accurately represent a real-world nation, but rather serves as an apocalyptic representation of human survival. But that last part is just my personal take
Anyway, WHAT I MEAN TO SAY IS—
Thank you Drew Breedlove for giving us such a memorable voice performance <( ̄︶ ̄)>
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As promised, I am giving our ONE Lord of Mysteries book signed by Cuttlefish That Loves Diving
(Book 1: The Clown, Chinese version)
Follow @OfficialYuewen for a chance to win this book.
No matter which country you live, we ship.
⏰ 7 days
#LordofMysteries#LOM#诡秘之主