I think it's an interesting concept. For your first question I’m a bit conflicted because even though I find it interesting, I also feel that if Aeons would have children like direct descendants it makes them more tangible, almost more human which I'm not the biggest fan of simply because I love how Aeons are so alien, they're gods that are beyond the idea of a god. On the other hand there were Aeons who technically had children like Tayzzyronth but for them it was part of what they were about. Tayzzyronth never wanted to be alone ever again so propagation was born and so also the swarm. And in a way they are one of the most human out of all the Aeons in my opinion. I think for me it would come down to why would an Aeon decide to have children? For example in my mind an Aeon like Lan, Nanook or IX wouldn't really make sense to have kids, because their concepts are about either control, destruction or the inevitable end of all existence. However Aeons that like the concept of existence like Yaoshi, I can see them experimenting with the idea of creating life. Same with Aha who would maybe just do it because they're bored. On the other side Aeons like Qlipoth, Fuli and Xipe I can't really see why they would have kids. They're about protecting, recording/archiving and uniting what is already there. For them creating a demi-Aeon would distract them from what they are working on and could potentially go against what they're about. i.e. Xipe is about uniting people and existence in a big family so for them having kids would put those beings above the family which would separate them.

For your second question, I think if they had something like kids their power level would be similar to an emanator and I think that, what would be inherited or given would be the power level combined with whatever the child would be made out of and the aesthetic of the Aeon. Because in essence all of the Aeons can do similar things. Aeons can shape shift, create life, destroy it, etc. it just depends what worldview they had when they became an aeon. Both Nanook and Aha could blow up a planet. It would just be different in the way that one explosion would be like the power of a sun, eating through the planet’s layers and the other would be like a kaleidoscope of fireworks and candy. If it comes to the way how they would have children, I think it depends on the Aeon like some would just create life. They would grab the light of a dying star and stretch it to give it limbs and grant it the gift of a soul; others would bring something dead to life and claim it to be theirs.

Your ideas aren't boring, they're interesting. Thank you a lot of for asking the questions

Again I think it's an interesting concept and if thought is put behind why an Aeon would create children, that could give a fascinating interpretation of what they're concepts are about or can be about.

Qlipaths powers are more geared towards shielding people from outside forces by creating structures around them. The idea that a species blessed by them would change to become like rock to almost mimic the appearance of the one who blessed them or that Qliphoth would have made them as strong as they are, so they would be protected is definitely interesting. Qlipoth is building an impossibly gigantic wall around the cosmos in absolute solitude. So if they would bless a civilization would they change the appearance of a species or would they build a fortress? I think it would be interesting especially if they would have fully created the species, for them to look imposing and ancient almost like walking cities, giants carrying a part of Qliphoth's desire to shield the cosmos with them.

While writing this I did this little sketch afterwards to illustrate a bit more what I meant

That's a fascinating question.

First, do I think other Aeons would bless other beings too? Absolutely. I think it depends which Aeons, what civilizations/places and for what reasons. Simply put the idea of what a blessing is would be wildly different from Aeon to Aeon. Fulis' idea of a blessing would be fairly different from Nanooks. A civilization will change regardless if they themself are blessed or the ground on which they stand. However the way how the blessings would interact with them would be wildly different. Fulis' blessing would make the world on which a civilization stands like a kaleidoscope, reflecting memory like color through a dance of light. They could change people's eyes into crystell or give them the ability to share their thoughts. Qliphoth’s blessing would bring the walls and buildings of cities to life, morphing them into protectors. Their people would live in a breathing city build on a foundation of stone and iron knights.  Xipie would create soulmates. People living in their blessings would never know loneliness. The sky, an ever harmonious choir.  Mythus' blessing would make a civilization both exist and not at the same time. The people with their blessing would be completely free of history, free to change it. They would die and live in a blink of an eye, everyone and no one would be part of their people. Aha’s blessing would make the earth and houses sing. would make people's skeletons jump out of their bodies and make them their best friends. The birds would greet the people every day telling them versions of how they will die. Aha would roll dice and every person would grow a pair of wings or horns or their feet would turn into rollerblades or knives. People's tears would turn to candy and their laughter would grow legs and dance with rats. Nanooks blessing would burn a planet to the ground, blazing fire eating every human built structure, every tree and mountain would turn to ash. However, out of the ash a brilliant light would make its way through the scorched earth. They're blessing would mend peoples torn apart skin with gold. They're people would be able to walk through fire. IX’s blessing would be a number, a simple but unchangeable date that only their people would know. They're people would live in a quiet anticipation. Thank you for your question it was a lot of fun to write for that

Hymn of Philosophy

Sunday

Ascension

I adored this quest so much. Sunday is a fascinating character and the way the story represented his viewpoint was in my opinion very well made. The scene where he talked about the letter Robin gave him and what the dream master told him gave me chills.

Just as a character I think it's very easy to resonate with him simply on the basis of his fears. Sunday cares so much about everyone he meets, he's a bleeding heart and he already feels like he can't truly help people or at least keep them safe.

So his desperate clinging to control makes sense but then the scene with the letter just him realizing that no matter what he does the most important person in his life puts herself in danger all the time and he can do nothing at all he may not even know if she's hurt. like this and all the other things we get to see about him makes him just an amazing character

When we become Aeons part 2

Clara and Svarog

I took inspiration from qliqhoth and nanook

Drawing those two was so much fun