WayfaringWaaksian
To Anywhere but There
Safety Hammer
Laszlo becoming a major villain role at any point would be fine, actually. I don't see any conflicts between him and the arc I have planned. So whatever you had in mind, I can work around. Also welcome aboard, excited to have a new crewmate!
Kylesar1
The whole trial with Nancy... holy shit. So many emotions on this.
Laszlo becoming a major villain role at any point would be fine, actually. I don't see any conflicts between him and the arc I have planned. So whatever you had in mind, I can work around. Also welcome aboard, excited to have a new crewmate!
Kylesar1
The whole trial with Nancy... holy shit. So many emotions on this.
There's clearly a theme of mortals thinking on the individual scales vs gods thinking on a massive, multi-person scale. Of course the two won't truly understand each other, their actions, or what they deal with. But my GOD, does the Goddess have a listening problem, which Elaina so lovingly pointed out before. Nothing is more frustrating and heart-wrenching than a loved one misunderstanding your words. And using them against you! Not referring to the "You weren't acting like a Goddess" part, the general talking like he's thinking about himself when it's almost all about his sister.
And Jesus fuck, I didn't expect him to be literally stripped of his alchemical skills. Initially I freaked out because alchemy was going to be a key component in solving things (and he's going to be even more fucked up after this), but it might work better for the narrative. Nancy absolutely uses his skills as a crutch to make up for lack of self-worth, so this would force him to GENUINELY tackle that deep-rooted issue.
But I dunno, it physically hurts seeing literally everything being taken away from him. It's kind of my fault because I didn't realize he could just commune with her and talk to her openly, I thought the hearing was the only chance he'd have to talk with her. And as a follower he should know that, so in a way he's being punished for my lack of knowledge/foresight. I'm torn between talking about alternatives, or just rolling with it and saying Nancy was being foolish, because he... has a tendency towards that.
But... yeah. This causes me the most pain out of anything in this RP so far. I'm with Sebas, Divinity Law fucking sucks. When Followers fuck up, Gods get damage to their name. When Gods fuck up, it plays with the Follower's whole life. A good name is everything to a God, while a mortal's life is all they have. And Mariana has no choice but to play by these rules! I feel so bad for them both, Mariana is not going to be okay after this herself.
Mentally taxing it may be, it's fantastic narrative, I approve
And Jesus fuck, I didn't expect him to be literally stripped of his alchemical skills. Initially I freaked out because alchemy was going to be a key component in solving things (and he's going to be even more fucked up after this), but it might work better for the narrative. Nancy absolutely uses his skills as a crutch to make up for lack of self-worth, so this would force him to GENUINELY tackle that deep-rooted issue.
But I dunno, it physically hurts seeing literally everything being taken away from him. It's kind of my fault because I didn't realize he could just commune with her and talk to her openly, I thought the hearing was the only chance he'd have to talk with her. And as a follower he should know that, so in a way he's being punished for my lack of knowledge/foresight. I'm torn between talking about alternatives, or just rolling with it and saying Nancy was being foolish, because he... has a tendency towards that.
But... yeah. This causes me the most pain out of anything in this RP so far. I'm with Sebas, Divinity Law fucking sucks. When Followers fuck up, Gods get damage to their name. When Gods fuck up, it plays with the Follower's whole life. A good name is everything to a God, while a mortal's life is all they have. And Mariana has no choice but to play by these rules! I feel so bad for them both, Mariana is not going to be okay after this herself.
Mentally taxing it may be, it's fantastic narrative, I approve