The god of wine looks pleased as he sits oh so comfortably in one of the squishy arm chairs so thoughtfully provided by the Nexus. No bottle with him today, but attention is drawn to his hip flask by dint of it being a bright pink, and also by the fact that his jeans ride low on his hips. Or perhaps it's the flask that draws attention to his hips
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He shrugs and leans over, offering fingers for...smelling. Or climbing. Or nibbling. But not eating, he does not taste good. (The Titans are dirty evil liars on this)
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"We can start with 'love', though. Would you be the goddess of the love between a mother and a son? Between two women? The love of a white picket fence and two and a half children?" His eyes glitter, amusement.
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"How about something like. . .love of sea creatures? Everyone should love the puffer fish, right?" Amaya was quite amused at her own answer, but serious.
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Zoe laughs and claps his thigh. "Perfect! Too true, the puffer fish live their lives in a sad lack of love."
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- and oh, there is such irony here, given that the young man is a scrap of a irretrievably broken and dead god, the theological equivelent of a corpse-twitch and the slow stages of death moving from lingering tissue to tissue. All that broken power has to go somewhere and where it went was partly Metody -
"With - er, the understanding that in no way is this a request or agreement to have what powers I do possess altered in any way whatsoever, regardless of entitlement - um, sorry, no offense meant, but with some of the things wandering around here - it'd be kind of cool to be the god of healing or healthy growth."
Instead of the bones of a dead god. The young man is as alive as any human, but he's also the skeleton of a corpse. There's even a piece of the mind there, so broken it's impossible to tell the original shape, but still vast. And rotting.
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"Oh no offense taken, if I thought I'd started accidentally made a dozen new gods by my question...hWell!" He's not quite sure what he'd do or what would happen to him, but...well...uh...yes. That.
"That's an interesting phrasing." Empty-headed expression over his eyes, he tilts his head and considers Metody. "Healthy growth?"
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"Well, yeah. Cancer is growth. So is decent into psychopathy, by some definitions. A non-native species invading a new and vulnerable environment is growth, too. And so is infection. I'd rather be healthy, harmonious growth. Maturity, healing, learning."
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...Okay it isn't really he's not taking notes or anything but it's still important. "You strike me as a very night life sort of person," he says thoughtfully. "From what I know, you know, and it's not much really, but from our earlier conversation."
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Dennis can definitely stop to answer his question. He bounces on his heels a little as he thinks. "Uhm, well... I suppose the God of Vending Machines would be appropriate. Oh, or the God of Protection for Poor Defenseless Machines!" Honestly, what did people's computers and TVs ever do to them to get smacked like that.
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"Poor Defenseless Machines?" Curiosity piqued, Dennis. "Are they so defenseless that they need protection? What are they in danger from?"
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He nods vigorously. "Oh, absolutely! People hit them because they stop working, but it's not the machines' faults." This is one of his few Soap Box issues. "I mean that's like... that's like hitting a puppy when it's crying, even though it would be all better if they just fed the puppy."
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"True enough, although I do not think that machines have as much of a feeling of it as would the puppy," Dionysus points out, eyebrow raised. "Though I'm sure you'll tell me I'm wrong," he adds dryly.
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