Aᴅᴀᴍ Pᴀʀʀɪsʜ (
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dear_mun2012-08-10 12:22 am
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[Ozma. The name once had meaning, from a time long since passed from Gaia's memory. In those days, great beings walked the earth, and men gave them great names, even worshiping them as gods. As ages passed, these so-called deities died, but their legends persisted, and the deities took on forms immortal. Men called them Eidolons. However, for every god whose legend was granted immortality, there were countless more whose stories became forgotten. These unfortunate ones disappeared into the formless abyss of time, all save this one. This thing that should not be, yet now and forever is, now contemplates its purpose, the reason its mundane might possibly have deigned to breathe it life anew. What possible reason could the mundane have for choosing me? The being wonders. It now seeks the counsel of other muses on how it should react to this dubious event.]

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...Oz...ma.
[After replying, its force beckons for the speaker to reciprocate by speaking the name by which he is called.]
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Perhaps your mundane hopes to learn from your aeons of experience? After all, what better teacher is there than a God? Fallen though you may be, Gods don't stop being what they are just because there's no one to believe in them. They simply...change form, to fit the times.
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A question enters its mind. What is this presence that has seen fit to speak these words to it? And by what authority does it name Ozma a god?]
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[Destruction smiles, and reaches a hand up. The Meteor seems to be pulled to Destruction himself, but it...shrinks? Down to the size of a beach ball, which it suddenly is.]
I can admire your dedication, though you really ought to know better. Destructive shadow magic? That was one of my finest creations as a younger man.
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