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[roseofthetyrells]

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[roseofthetyrells]

Oh, I'm sure chaos will be unleashed eventually. It's the nature of the so-called gods to do so.

Then why did you not stay here with the rest of us? I would have been happy to entertain you.

[knockthemdead]

I'm sure you're right. Their complete lack of composure is embarrassing, when I think of particular gods back home.

That's very kind of you to say. However, I left because there are certain people I can't allow out of my sight for too long, and stopping them from doing what they want is near impossible.

[roseofthetyrells]

Really? What are your gods like?

I see! I have friends who are much the same. They see a path before them, and they take it no matter what nonsense they encounter along the way.

[knockthemdead]

Well, the answer varies from god to god, but the Lady I serve is certainly formidable. Tough, but fair. She wields her power with grace and elegance. She is nothing at all like these liches.

[anyway.]

Exactly. It's often as admirable as it is infuriating.

[roseofthetyrells]

She certainly doesn't sound like it! Goodness knows we could use a little grace and elegance around here along with someone who can be tough, but fair. But may I ask what a lich is?

That's precisely it. I wouldn't change them for the world, but I sometimes wish they'd give their actions a little more thought.

[knockthemdead]

If she was here, things would certainly be very different, I can promise you that. She wouldn't stand for all this unnatural death, for one.

Ah, pardon me. Sometimes I forget how different all of our worlds are. A lich is a creature no longer living, sustaining itself by feeding on the emotions of those who are- more often than not, the negative emotions. Easier to manufacture, I imagine.

And yes, I can certainly sympathize with the sentiment.

[roseofthetyrells]

That by itself makes her a huge improvement over the beings here calling themselves gods.

That sounds like them. I even wonder about those who supposedly need more benign emotions.

I suppose that's what we're there for, to be the voice of reason.