Hm. I have to wonder what he thinks of our conversation.
*LMS looks away in disgust. he knows that its supposed to be private... but... Av*
"yea, I bet he'll put it to good use... sorry, Av just gets me really angry."
"thanks..." "well, after all this me talk, I feel obligated to at least ask if there is anything you feel you need help with."
Thank you, but no. I'm having a calm, painless afterlife, and I hope to spend at least as many years in this way as I spent in my painful life.
"well then I hope this is the last interruption you have on behalf of me or Av."
*he shrugs, which is a bit of a task given the mismatched shapes and weights of various body parts* I can't control what others do. Well, I probably could. But, I won't.
More like could have. I'm understanding that you never went GT, right?
That's right. I nearly did, but turned it down. I was already dangerous; I dreamed my way into the humans' game in the first place. Because I believed I could. I didn't have much control over the effects, though. The game did more to accommodate for my intrusion than I ever wanted to change. I woke up on Derse, and a four-player game had suddenly turned into a six-player game.
it might have been a little bit more than that... A lords presence in a session always changes things up to account for them. even up to a total re-interpretation of the layout of the lands that the other players might have had. A land with corruption in it might once have been political corruption among the consorts, but become physical, violent re-writings of the space of the land under a new interpretation accounting for a lord in the session. we always change more than we know...
I know there was more to it than that. I know the other changes--I figured them out along the way. I simplified because I'd rather not recount them.
oh. sorry, I get a little stickly for the details sometimes... a part of the whole, 'Law' thing.
I don't think most of the details are mine to tell. At least, I don't think so yet. I might change my mind. I have all the time in the universe to do that, now.
yea, all the time in the 'universe'. I bet that even in death your doing a good job of keeping hope alive. I bet the ghosts in your bubble can 'sleep' peacefully knowing that they're not likely to be burst by an angry cherub.
I think we're just trying to force a conversation now. unless we have anything important to talk about, we should be getting back to whatever we need or want to be doing.
*with a nod,* hope you have a better time of things out there.
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