Ladies & Gents, Dr. Cid everyone

[draklorgenius]

Well now, look who've taken up the iron ore and forged themselves a new blade! Long time no see, good friend. I take it that our time before has prompted you to hastily return to my side. While you are no Venat, a shameful truth at that, I value you just as much.

If it hadn't been for you in the days of Gaian lore, I would've ceased to exist at all. Thus I feel the need to commemorate our past digressions in the form of us reclaiming glory once more. Shall I suggest the time and place, dear mun? While you are quite mundane in your everyday excursions, I've seen you for what you truly are and value what you've sought to do.

Therefore, shall we continue where we left off? Taking back "history" shan't be so problematic this time.

Comments

Ohh yes. This is excellent.

[freedomintheskies]

My pity, it sends to those who you will mark by misfortune.

Why thank you!

[draklorgenius]

Hm, what's this? A naysayer has appeared, eh?

[ The old scientist couldn't help but frown. ]

Bah! A mere rogue at that. Tell me, sky pirate, where has "he" gone? Surely you're the same Viera that once tethered herself to Ffamran's side.

If so then speak! I have no time for dawdling.

Just had to because hell yeah John Rafter Lee

[feathertyrant]

History is merely tide, the manipulations of victor against the losing side and the losing side against the victor. Wouldn't you agree?

HELL YES! Glad to see Aeon Flux get some love

[draklorgenius]

Of course I would agree under normal circumstances. However, I merely mean to state that history will no longer be weaved by hands other than our own.

Mankind's destiny is ours to forge without the help of "false gods", is it not?

[fonronsenburg]

Then you have a different definition of glory than the rest of the world, Doctor.

[draklorgenius]

Is that so? This surprises me not since you and comrades obviously view the title of "traitor" in a rather different light than most, Kingslayer.

Good to see there's still people who remember it~

[feathertyrant]

[The voice is an eerie similarity to his, but he supposes there are stranger things when crossing the multiverse.]

Of course. Gods are an invention of man himself. They serviced us in one time, but now they have grown obsolete. It is now the task of man to break the shackles of his own past, his own ego.

How could I forget? Peter Chung is one of my favorite artists!!

[draklorgenius]

[ The two of them are eerily similar in that regard. However, this amuses Cid greatly. ]

Exactly! I couldn't have said it any better myself.

[ No, he could have. It just Cid sees no reason to do so since Trevor seems eloquent enough. ]

The gods are merely obsolete inventions of a prior decade. I see no need for us mortals to cater to such beliefs, nevertheless cater to the whims of the delusional Occuria. To hell with them and the fabricated destiny they've devised for humankind.

I shall put an end to it all!

[fonronsenburg]

I see no evidence of my own treachery, when all I can see is that of your Master's.

[draklorgenius]

I'm quite certain that Gabranth would be quick to state otherwise.

He's awesome. I've managed to get most of the muns at my game to watch AF

[feathertyrant]

[Interesting way to phrase it. The man certainly appears to be more outspoken than himself.]

Yes, quite dramatic. And I assume when you say 'put an end to it all' you mean this Occuria?

[Must be an alien race of some sort. Certainly he wouldn't mean literal gods.]

Sweeet! Keep on enabling them and maybe they'll watch "Reign" as well

[draklorgenius]

Indeed I do!

[ Outspoken? Oh, Trevor. You have no idea just how "outspoken" the good doctor truly is. Careful, Cidolfus can literally rant for an hour straight on this topic alone. ]

Undying, the Occuria once lit the path for the wayward sons of man. They passed judgment upon us, viewing us as mere cattle to be raised by their ghostly shepherds. For because they are Eternal, they sought for the role as "history's stewards" in hopes of keeping such history true to their own devise.

Mmmm I still need to watch that. It looks sooo good.

[feathertyrant]

[Trevor could spend an hour musing on nothing alone. It's part of his job as Chairman.

Ah, a race of master aliens, then. Interesting history enough. The man's aspirations were as lofty as his own, if not loftier.]

It would only be natural we would take their place, yes? And you would have a plan for doing so, I assume.

Reign was pretty okay, just really...well...ODD. lol

[draklorgenius]

But of course! How else am I supposed to upstage the would-be gods if I hadn't devised a plan of my own by now?

[A playful chuckle escaped Cid. He's quite humored with this nameless fellow. It's almost as if he's talking to a younger version of himself.]

Cut from Sun Cryst light, the Occuria offered Man a slither of power that was blessed by their will. This power I speak of was none other than "deifacted nethicite", a coarse trinket in rival to the power that slumbered on their distant shore. Yet effective enough to alter the fate of Ivalice forevermore. The power they sanctioned by holy creed was blessed upon King Raithwall himself, the Dynast-King. Through his hands he weaved the future that the Occuria sought.

[northwainsglow]

Odd. You seem to be speaking to your 'mun' the same way you spoke to that Occuria what made you his pet.

[fonronsenburg]

What had transpired between Gabranth and I years ago is none of your concern.

[barebacking]

How kind it is of you to value the one who gives you life.

[draklorgenius]

Oh, but it is! You see, that fool judge has a habit of allowing his emotions get the better of him. He's far too ill-tempered to be gentle Larsa's guardian, and thus I worry for the boy needlessly while your brother pursues your head.

[draklorgenius]

"Pet?"

[ He scoffs at that demeaning comment. ]

She nor I are "pets" of any kind. As I viewed Venat, the two are quite similar to each other for they both the add fervor to my muse. In addition, I view the relationship I've achieved with both Venat and my mun to be that of mutual companionship.

[draklorgenius]

Is it not so common for one such as myself to do so? I owe this one a great many thanks for her efforts in days long past.

Certainly you feel the same regarding yours.

The naughtiest and most playful type! A highly mischevous person, you enjoy bending the rules a litt

[feathertyrant]

[All that terminology, man. But Trevor manages to decipher at least the gist of it.]

Their own strength turned against themselves, interesting strategy. Perhaps you have sought taking custody of their own kind?

[barebacking]

I feel something, but I doubt it is as warm a feeling as to yours.

After all, to be in any world means to be apart from that which is my duty and that which is my heart ... it's painful. But ah, at least I get to see those who have strong convictions and stronger desires than my own.

And that is why I am so forgiving.

I admit, I was listening to FFXII voice clips just now lol

[draklorgenius]

[ Stick around long enough and Cidolfus may offer Trevor a glossary. ]

I have no need to take one of the Undying into my custody as long as there's a traitor amongst their kind who willing seeks my aid.

[ He smirks. ]

I speak of none other than Venat, my most faithful companion.

[draklorgenius]

Then feel grateful if nothing else to still draw breath in shores distant from your ancestral home. Not many of us can survive long without someone guiding our steps through Fate's tangled weave.

It would serve you best to remember this, young lord.

[barebacking]

I shall certainly do my best to remember such things, dear sir. It would be wrong of me to dismiss something so much wiser and smarter than I has suggested, after all.