[ there's an amused little smile at the first bit, a slight twinkle in his eyes as he agrees with a noise. i'm glad they're both like this.
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I am. [ agreeing. ] And they've been just as elusive, if not more so. I get the sensation they're the sort who is unused to not knowing everything.
[ which is very much familiar, and probably why all of the rabbits are stuck together, but that's besides the point. ] It makes me quite curious who, or what, might above them - or what forces brought us all here, our dear leaders included.
I think I'd be a little annoyed if I went from always having answers to having none at all. Maybe it's less elusive and more about not wanting to be proven wrong yet.
[ me looking at who the rabbits are and nodding sagely. ]
There are a number of things that could take control of people whenever they want and for whatever agenda they want. It's more of a matter of if those things exist in a place like this...city? World? I'm not sure how big this place really is.
[ he hums his agreement, to the first bit, mouth curling up in a smile. understanding that vibe, though he's enigmatic for now. ]
...I agree. The divine, I suppose, or the servants of them, but the context is so very different from my world that I may just be taking shots in the dark.
Oh, no. For the most part, they couldn't be bothered to meddle, despite the prayers of the plenty. Ask them for blessings and questions all you like, but they are rarely listening. [ there's a brief glance upwards, like he's scolding a naughty child that is not there? this is coming from the cleric
anyway!! ]
That being said, all of the trouble of my realm that has been the most in danger of world ending has been at the behest of a god.
From what I understand, gods are always busy. Or at least that's what you're lead to believe. [ but hm. ] And why exactly did a god want to end your world...?
A greedy deity who would stop at nothing to consume what they felt was theirs. [ wild. he shrugs though. ] The general you're, yes. There seem to be a lot of worlds with different gods and higher powers, but the lack of communication's a common problem.
[ dry... why do so many people have this in common...
but any rate; ]
Such is the case with faith, it seems. The gods are rarely as infallible as those who communicate with them tend to hope for, either. Are these common problems where you're from, too?
An art I've perfected, really. [ haha. ] I wouldn't say it's common for most people where I'm from. Plenty of people live blissfully unaware of what the gods are doing.
Hmm. What do you think? To be aware of it all, no matter its caveats, or to be unaware that they're not paying attention and desperately hoping they do?
I meant more the people unaware don't even believe in them, so they're likely not to be disappointed anyway. They think the gods are all old stories. But I would rather know than not.
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I am. [ agreeing. ] And they've been just as elusive, if not more so. I get the sensation they're the sort who is unused to not knowing everything.
[ which is very much familiar, and probably why all of the rabbits are stuck together, but that's besides the point. ] It makes me quite curious who, or what, might above them - or what forces brought us all here, our dear leaders included.
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[ me looking at who the rabbits are and nodding sagely. ]
There are a number of things that could take control of people whenever they want and for whatever agenda they want. It's more of a matter of if those things exist in a place like this...city? World? I'm not sure how big this place really is.
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...I agree. The divine, I suppose, or the servants of them, but the context is so very different from my world that I may just be taking shots in the dark.
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Is that something that happens often where you're from? The divine meddling.
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Oh, no. For the most part, they couldn't be bothered to meddle, despite the prayers of the plenty. Ask them for blessings and questions all you like, but they are rarely listening. [ there's a brief glance upwards, like he's scolding a naughty child that is not there? this is coming from the cleric
anyway!! ]
That being said, all of the trouble of my realm that has been the most in danger of world ending has been at the behest of a god.
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[ there's a slight pause, though, and he tilts his head, a curve of a smile on his face, an eyebrow raised. ] What 'you're' led to believe?
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[ dry... why do so many people have this in common...
but any rate; ]
Such is the case with faith, it seems. The gods are rarely as infallible as those who communicate with them tend to hope for, either. Are these common problems where you're from, too?
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I guess it depends on who you ask. And depending on what people choose to believe. Our world is safe for now regardless though.
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A very vague answer. [ but, he's obviously teasing. ] If I'm asking you?
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Hmm. What do you think? To be aware of it all, no matter its caveats, or to be unaware that they're not paying attention and desperately hoping they do?
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Well. That makes two of us. Better to seek truth than stumble in the dark.
[ he reaches up and pats his giant stack of books with a laugh. ]
And thus, this! I feel as though I'm playing catchup with many of our compatriots, all the time.
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a glance at the books though. ]
Is that all helping? You have a lot of different subjects you're perusing.