7th Piece of Eight | voice

[andallaretrue]

No sacrifice is made without de desire to offer something to dat which you cannot see. It is an offering in de hopes dat something will go de way you desire. An' if dis was indeed a sacrifice, de question is den to what. An' why.

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[torrenziale]

Tch. You don't believe this religious hocus-pocus can actually do anything, do you?

[andallaretrue]

You may not see it, but dere is a truth in dat which you call 'hocus-pocus'.

[torrenziale]

I don't see it because there's nothing to see.

The only "truth" here is that there are morons willing to do, willing to believe anything so they can get what they want. And when things happen to go their way? That's just coincidence.

[andallaretrue]

So it may be on de world dat you are from.

[torrenziale]

Oh? You're saying it's different where you're from?

[andallaretrue]

I have seen de seas themselves stand up and walk on land in human guise.

[torrenziale]

[ooc:kdfjl awkwardly written last post - sorry!]

Well, that must have been neat, but what the hell does it have to do with sacrificing to "that you cannot see?"

[andallaretrue]

De gods are not always kind.

[torrenziale]

Uh huh. So, when your gods aren't getting what they want...they make water-people. Isn't that kind of stupid, or am I off-base here?

[andallaretrue]

De two are not linked.

[torrenziale]

Alright, alright, Lady. So then what was that song and dance about the seas standing and walking?

[andallaretrue]

It was an explanation of de differences.

[torrenziale]

Yeah.

You know what? I'm just gonna go back to my skeptic's corner. You have fun with your wacky voodoo stuff, or whatever the hell it is.