It takes a hell of a lot to get him to this point...

[warriorscribe]

*Oh no. No, no, no, he is not going to sit here and comfort his mundane like a child after she laughed gleefully at being allowed to give him a painful reminder of what he'd lost.

Enoch instead turns a jaded eye towards the fourth wall, and while his tone is as soft as ever, he spares no words.*

You feel inadequate because you are. You haven't been learning this language for more than a small handful of months.

Now, will you address these tags, or are you so tired of penning my suffering you'll leave me without resolution? Go.

*"Asspats", as these mundanes call them? No, not over something so pointless.*

Comments

[warriorscribe]

I can't imagine it isn't...difficult to take well.

[friendlyfiend]

Mmm... in my experience most are able to tumble to it eventually. You're a very compassionate person, to be so concerned on their behalf.

[After all, it's not as if they're talking about a major existential crisis here- or at least, A'kin isn't. As overwhelming as the planes can be at first, most Prime cultures aren't completely unaware of their worlds' metaphysical context.]

[warriorscribe]

The people of your world must have strong minds... If I was in part responsible for the existence of Heaven, of God... *Enoch shakes his head.*

[friendlyfiend]

Well...

[A'kin stalls for a moment as he mentally reviews the conversation in light of this new information. This is about gods. No, not gods, God. Singular. How does that even work?

No wonder this discussion took such a confusing turn.]

...That would be another thing we have many of.

[warriorscribe]

Oh...

*Well...not so awkward, really. It wasn't as if Earth wasn't mostly polytheistic back then anyway, right?*

...There are many people in my world who believe so, too. I think, in my world's case, they're simply worshiping God in the way best for them. If they feel it's best to only see one aspect at a time...

*You know, simple evolution. Enoch learned intolerance got him nowhere fast, and he tends towards openmindedness to begin with. It didn't take very much for him to come to the conclusion he did.*