It is understandable. Our world, doomed as it was, has been pulled out from underneath us like a rug. We are left struggling for balance in its wake. What we had hoped for has been separated from us for an even wider expanse of time, possibly hundreds upon thousands of years.
[He knows, distantly, that part of him felt very frustrated once. So he has accepted it. If asked whether he thought the Red Hand's summoning of the Gem was "right" or "proper", he would overwhelmingly disagree. And now they have been flung into the past, an extremely unnatural situation. This is not God's work, but it could only have been accomplished by a human mishandling of an agent of God.
In many ways, it is how he has overcome his frustration that powers him now. He has known disappointment. He has known waiting. He has known fighting against impossible odds.
They may carry out their dedication to the Void, and what it represented for them, in this early Drabwurld. It just might take a different form, and it might have a different effect.]
How busy I am does not factor into it. [It never has.] These people need a priest. As a servant of God and the Void, I am bound to visit them. Please describe to me their location and I will be there as soon as I can.
[ She listens quietly--he is a good speaker, even if she isn't necessarily on board with the beliefs that underlay it all. What he says is true, however, that everyone was taken off balance, left shake and confused and uncertain of what happened, what is to happen.
Asami didn't want the Void to devour everything, but if that was what was going to happen...she would have accepted it in the end. The cycle itself, of life and rebirth is one thing, but she didn't entirely feel that was all there was to it. Something felt off, but was traveling back in time the answer to it all? Did it really stop anything, or just prolong the inevitable? Questions that would take some time answering. ]
We're in La Llorona right now. Some people have decided to go south and a good few are considering going to Leathann. But I think the majority want to stick together...shared experiences, you know? Everyone here understand what everyone else is going through.
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[He knows, distantly, that part of him felt very frustrated once. So he has accepted it. If asked whether he thought the Red Hand's summoning of the Gem was "right" or "proper", he would overwhelmingly disagree. And now they have been flung into the past, an extremely unnatural situation. This is not God's work, but it could only have been accomplished by a human mishandling of an agent of God.
In many ways, it is how he has overcome his frustration that powers him now. He has known disappointment. He has known waiting. He has known fighting against impossible odds.
They may carry out their dedication to the Void, and what it represented for them, in this early Drabwurld. It just might take a different form, and it might have a different effect.]
How busy I am does not factor into it. [It never has.] These people need a priest. As a servant of God and the Void, I am bound to visit them. Please describe to me their location and I will be there as soon as I can.
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Asami didn't want the Void to devour everything, but if that was what was going to happen...she would have accepted it in the end. The cycle itself, of life and rebirth is one thing, but she didn't entirely feel that was all there was to it. Something felt off, but was traveling back in time the answer to it all? Did it really stop anything, or just prolong the inevitable? Questions that would take some time answering. ]
We're in La Llorona right now. Some people have decided to go south and a good few are considering going to Leathann. But I think the majority want to stick together...shared experiences, you know? Everyone here understand what everyone else is going through.