LISTEN SO LIKE Foggy's first impression of Odin was just. bad. it was very bad. then he actually started to bond with the guy, even offering his help as a lawyer in Odin's legal affairs, which has been something of an uphill battle since it's kind of obvious to Foggy that like a significant chunk of the Fire Emblem cast is from a bagel-less medieval world where capital punishment is acceptable which, the hell??? that said, Foggy's come to deeply care about Odin as a good friend, and will absolutely keep his secrets, probably even if they include legally shadier stuff—there's already precedent for that, thanks Matthew. he wants the guy to be happy, and also not jailed, even tho sometimes Odin really drives him up the wall because why are you like this man why.
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LISTEN SO LIKE Foggy's first impression of Odin was just. bad. it was very bad. then he actually started to bond with the guy, even offering his help as a lawyer in Odin's legal affairs, which has been something of an uphill battle since it's kind of obvious to Foggy that like a significant chunk of the Fire Emblem cast is from a bagel-less medieval world where capital punishment is acceptable which, the hell??? that said, Foggy's come to deeply care about Odin as a good friend, and will absolutely keep his secrets, probably even if they include legally shadier stuff—there's already precedent for that, thanks Matthew. he wants the guy to be happy, and also not jailed, even tho sometimes Odin really drives him up the wall because why are you like this man why.
but, like, I mean, he's used to it so.