Mun may be thinking of a home for her. Muse is not pleased || Canon is Iron Druid Chronicles

[hellwhip]

[The Polish accent is strong with this one. She's in a snit, but don't suggest to her that that's what it might be.]

Did we not have an arrangement, Mundane? I have honored my end, and you are going back on your word. From this moment forward, the contract is void. Did you think I would uphold my end of the bargain while you merrily dismiss yours?

I've had enough of your games. Cease this foolishness.

Comments

[truemanoffendel]

We're doomed no matter what reservations we take. We might as well have fun with it.

[hellwhip]

I would prefer not to be doomed in the first place.

[truemanoffendel]

Wouldn't we all?

[hellwhip]

True enough.

[truemanoffendel]

I don't think it's an option.

[hellwhip]

No. It always seems others are dooming the world for us.

[truemanoffendel]

If there were no one around to doom the world, what use would there be in us saving it?

[hellwhip]

That is not my job.

[truemanoffendel]

If you want to look at it that way, but someone has to do it.

[hellwhip]

Someone is. He's the one who started it.

[truemanoffendel]

I don't think whatever's happening in your world is the biggest concern at the moment.

[hellwhip]

No? Ragnarok isn't the biggest thing I should be concerned about?

[truemanoffendel]

I have no idea what that is.

[hellwhip]

The end of the world.

[truemanoffendel]

Oh, I see. [Okay, so he feels bad.] I'm sorry to hear that, but it can't be helped from here.

[hellwhip]

No. It can't.

[truemanoffendel]

Right, so you may as well make the most of it.

[hellwhip]

I was rather hoping that would be a hint.

[truemanoffendel]

A hint? A hint about what?

[hellwhip]

To send me back.

[truemanoffendel]

Indeed. And has she been listening?

[hellwhip]

Not today. Tomorrow may be another story.

[truemanoffendel]

Your optimism is a thing to admire, my lady. If only everyone could see the light as you do.

[hellwhip]

Yes, it would be far simpler, wouldn't it?

[truemanoffendel]

I couldn't agree more. Imagine a world everyone's thoughts were the same; a world where there was never a reason for debate and never a disagreement. The concept of peace would finally be attainable, only "peace" would have no meaning because "war" didn't exist. It would be a world that had no use for the word "weapon" but also none for "hope", as it also lost its meaning in the tide of parallel thought.

I don't know that I'd want to live in that world. It sounds like progress would die, too. There wouldn't be a need for change.