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Chapter CIX Trials and Choices II

🕑 Added 2021-03-05 15:30:22 +0000 UTC

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Jonathan A Countyman

In my world, gods rarely command. They will punish those that make transgressions, and aide those with causes that align with their goals. They choose champions, and grant them power to further those goals. At their core all my gods are only trying to do what they feel is right. Well except for the dead bastard, that one was drunk with power. Although my gods aren't your ideal. They meet some of them. Dewari does enjoy being a goddess, but she has no desire for more power. As far as she is concerned, she is merely a mother looking after her children. She will let them stray, let them make their own mistakes, but will interfere when she feels it is needed. Punish those that transgress too far, and reward those she believes deserve a reward.

Нарганон

(Sorry, using google translate) Gods. I've always had problems with fantasy gods. Almost every action they did caused me anger and hatred. How can they do this? Who gave them the right to command mortals, if they themselves went not far from them? At first I thought that it was like with the Greek gods, that the same level of thinking, the presence of human feelings, vices irritates me in them. Then my ideal god was the one who cannot comprehend the human mind, the essence that thinks differently. But then I found Genshin Impact. There I found two gods: Morax and Barbatos. They also had a human mind, but for some reason they did not arouse hostility, but on the contrary, aroused sympathy. And after a while, I realized. They didn't want to be gods and rule. Barbatos immediately left and only from time to time appeared to help not only his people, but everyone who needed it. Morax took people under his wing and followed their development, and when he realized that they were strong enough, he left them. Then I found Jergal, the god of death from the Forgotten Realms (setting dnd), who was tired of being a god. Now my ideal of God is the one who does not want to be a god, who is tired of this burden and the one who does not have the ambition, the desire for more power. As for Dewari, it does not disgust me and evokes associations with Eilistraee from the Forgotten Realms. In this situation, she is right, her novices suffered, who did not harm anyone, and she has every right to punish the culprit, but she still tries to re-educate him, bring him to the "light". To be honest, I don't know why I am writing all this, especially here. Sorry again for using google translate.

Jonathan A Countyman

Glad you enjoyed the chapter, and who said Dewari was being kind? Yeah, Xatali should have been keeping that particular item in a safe. Her pocket was a stupid spot. Glad you like Uma. I spent days working out the personality and traits of that Arachne demon.

Indream

So not she "just" destroyed statue and altar. She harmed people and even child while doing it. Someone call Arlie, Dewari is too kind for this. Poor Xatali. Free will and choice are not in Zemoria dictionary. Well thats what she gets for carrying item, on which depends her life, simply in her pocket. Where it could be easily lost or stolen. Also Uma seems like true master of her craft. I like her. As always, thanks for the chapter.


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