WARNING: SO MUCH RANTING THAT YOUR EYES WILL DIE FROM READING. It's also 3:00AM, so grammar is possibly abysmally fail.
There's a picture I started working on, and since you're super special, you get a sneak peak sketch:
[link]Mink: Blonde hair, emerald green eyes, peachy skin, crazy awesome fashion sense, wears lots of green and gold and white amongst other bright colors, SILLY HATS YAY, shorter, acrobatic build
Wynter: Dark brown hair, brown eyes, tan skin, green cloth mask (he so has a tanline under it xD), dark clothes, fancy steampunk sword built for defense, lean build w/ muscles, wears light armor sometimes (depending on area), taller
When they first met, Wynter thought Mink was just plain weird and kind of an idiot - but couldn't help but find him rather charming. Mink has this really weird sense of logic when it comes to trusting people, while Wynter sees things as more black and white. Wynter makes it a point to avoid becoming involved with other people, but Mink just ends up bringing out this side of him that he never really had the chance to express. Most of the time he's really annoyed by Mink and his spontaneity, but Mink does manage to make him laugh now and then. The times when their personalities most clash is whenever Mink tries helping someone. Wynter eventually excepts Mink as a travel partner (because, lets face it, they're both lonely and need someone by their side regardless of their situations) but whenever they end up in a town that has some sort of issue and somebody gets hurt, Mink INSISTS that they drop everything and do whatever they can to help, and Wynter hates it 'cause he doesn't like staying in one place for too long ('cause of the whole being chased down by assassins thing) but Mink always ends up dragging him into things anyhow. At the same time, Wynter has a stable realism about him which keeps Mink's mood-swingy-ness in check. Mink is very emotional, and although he usually gets his way around Wynter, there are times when he needs Wynter to calm him down. In the end, they're both very independent, but balance eachother out and eventually become very dependant on one another.