I don’t know. I’ve been at a rather low place recently. I don’t think I’ve really thought it through yet.
[He squeezes his fingers.]
But it is A problem I will tackle in the morrow. He seems rather eager to find a better path. At least I do not need to fight him on that.
Truthfully, their shards and even Hythlodaeus’ shards I’ve dealt with quite a few times over. If there is worry to be had, I would be more concerned for you, Klaus, and Luther.
And I thought the drinking was the distraction to which I will get you another.
[And he will mix him another strong drink.]
But I will enjoy Ardbert’s company why he is still here. It would be impossible not to. And I do feel for him. Being isolated in such a manner should never happen to anyone.
And now that Gaia is here I wonder if Mitron will follow. And if he will be horribly upset that I left him as the original Sin Eater.
...That's all new backstory to me so you're going to have to explain.
[ He said he's not going to get pass out drunk in the end, but another drink is fine surely. So he'll keep one arm around him but he will reach for the drink to sip on it ]
Mitron was another member of the Convocation if I recall. But what is that about you leaving him as the original Sin Eater?
Well. You could use a story that pertains slightly to those recently arrived without being too close to home. A distraction, correct?
[He runs his back as he speaks. More in a soothing gesture for himself than anything.]
Tipping a shard towards Ardor is more precise work that I believe the fractured souls appreciate. Ardbert and his companions were given the task of defeating creature after darkness creature. Gaia and Mitron were the two Convocation members watching over the First. But those two were rather attached at the hip. Hardly seen apart from each other.
The darkness aspect of the first we did concentrate into a single being. An enticing enemy for those heroes. Though we did not expect them to turn their blades nor kill successfully kill Gaia and then the gathered darkness. When they destroyed the creature a wave of light erupted over the land nearly out of our control.
Correct. We could have dug him out I suppose, but the balance of light was already precarious enough. Removing him might have put us back at square one. Though I’m sure he wasn’t exactly happy with the prospect.
And that was roughly a hundred years ago on the First. It took us that long to refine it for a Rejoining.
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... Knowing he is part of Azem does make things feel somewhat heavy, I'll admit.
Will you really be fine?
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[He squeezes his fingers.]
But it is A problem I will tackle in the morrow. He seems rather eager to find a better path. At least I do not need to fight him on that.
Truthfully, their shards and even Hythlodaeus’ shards I’ve dealt with quite a few times over. If there is worry to be had, I would be more concerned for you, Klaus, and Luther.
Re: day 355
[ he'll squeeze his hand right back and again just leans in to kiss his cheek, getting comfortably against him ]
Things do feel more difficult lately. But, well. Keep in mind that just like you're here to lift me up, I'm also here to do the same for you.
Re: day 355
I know. Never will I be able to express how much.
And I thought the drinking was the distraction to which I will get you another.
[And he will mix him another strong drink.]
But I will enjoy Ardbert’s company why he is still here. It would be impossible not to. And I do feel for him. Being isolated in such a manner should never happen to anyone.
And now that Gaia is here I wonder if Mitron will follow. And if he will be horribly upset that I left him as the original Sin Eater.
Re: day 355
[ He said he's not going to get pass out drunk in the end, but another drink is fine surely. So he'll keep one arm around him but he will reach for the drink to sip on it ]
Mitron was another member of the Convocation if I recall. But what is that about you leaving him as the original Sin Eater?
Re: day 355
[He runs his back as he speaks. More in a soothing gesture for himself than anything.]
Tipping a shard towards Ardor is more precise work that I believe the fractured souls appreciate. Ardbert and his companions were given the task of defeating creature after darkness creature. Gaia and Mitron were the two Convocation members watching over the First. But those two were rather attached at the hip. Hardly seen apart from each other.
The darkness aspect of the first we did concentrate into a single being. An enticing enemy for those heroes. Though we did not expect them to turn their blades nor kill successfully kill Gaia and then the gathered darkness. When they destroyed the creature a wave of light erupted over the land nearly out of our control.
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Re: day 355
Correct. We could have dug him out I suppose, but the balance of light was already precarious enough. Removing him might have put us back at square one. Though I’m sure he wasn’t exactly happy with the prospect.
And that was roughly a hundred years ago on the First. It took us that long to refine it for a Rejoining.
Re: day 355
Re: day 355