[Well done. Excellent segue, done with all the dexterity and finesse of a fencing saber.]
Be careful what you say on the network. The Fourth God, Elias -- he can read all of it. He's a crafty guy...he'll try to make you feel guilty over things that aren't your fault, so you'll agree to join his side of the war. As for the Fog, she might or might not be watching at any time. It's hard to say! She'll likely only get you on her side if you want someone to fulfill the role of a mother for you, or if you feel like you need the permission of someone in authority in order to accept yourself for who you are.
[He says, his Fog-cloak billowing behind him, past his shoulders and out over the empty space beyond the wall.]
But I believe the god-war is just a mechanic put in place to divide us...to make sure that monsters never unite against whatever really has us trapped here, and also, to act as an incentive to make each other suffer, without the people in charge even lifting a finger.
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[Well done. Excellent segue, done with all the dexterity and finesse of a fencing saber.]
Be careful what you say on the network. The Fourth God, Elias -- he can read all of it. He's a crafty guy...he'll try to make you feel guilty over things that aren't your fault, so you'll agree to join his side of the war. As for the Fog, she might or might not be watching at any time. It's hard to say! She'll likely only get you on her side if you want someone to fulfill the role of a mother for you, or if you feel like you need the permission of someone in authority in order to accept yourself for who you are.
[He says, his Fog-cloak billowing behind him, past his shoulders and out over the empty space beyond the wall.]
But I believe the god-war is just a mechanic put in place to divide us...to make sure that monsters never unite against whatever really has us trapped here, and also, to act as an incentive to make each other suffer, without the people in charge even lifting a finger.