[Michi is still trying to get used to being in the Mall again. It amazes him that time really hasn't seemed to pass... at all, really. It's happened before, but with such a long time... he would have thought that it would have been longer
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But Set did. And that got her attention--Oh. That's...]
...Michi.
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Yue?
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...It's been a while.
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... Far too long. [Takes a sip of coffee.] Many, many years for me.
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...[She sighs.] They were very long days.
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Any particular reason why?
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[She just puts a hand to her head--another headache. No one told her the sea of souls were such a loud bunch, but it makes sense. They want to be fused....to be born. More than that, Set keeps a running...commentary on her doings.]
....Facing your true self isn't an easy thing to do, really.
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[He puts a hand on her shoulder, resting it there gently.]
Ah. I've been inside of there for other people, but... not for myself. If I recall... she had a good point, though.
[He hunches his shoulders, not looking at her.] Why did I ever try to help them? Most of them shunned me, and I must have messed up somehow, or there wouldn't have been a need for a new King of Bel.
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Do not speak to us of your self-pity, YHWH. Humans are but children--a child cannot be left to it's own devices until it has been taught how to behave. That is why I took Horus' eye, no matter what anyone would have you believe.
They are nothing but children, and will act as such when things are not easy. They turned away and forgot us when things became to hard...in time, they will also forget you. But a child cannot be blamed for forgetfulness and ignorance....
They don't know any better. It falls to us, who do know better, to teach them.
[FALCON PAWNCH!]
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I am not Him, first and foremost. I have tried to teach them better, but there is a point where I begin to lose my patience.
They have not forgotten me, they have outright declared rebellion. There are many humans who back the new King of Bel - not all, but enough to make a difference in her campaign.
I know what humans were like. I was once one myself. I have tried to be just and fair, but human minds are not built to operate the same way a god's mind does.
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I may be afraid of failing, but I cannot give up on them. It was never the gods we needed...In this place I have the time and the resources. Humanity's Wish at large has and will always been solely for happiness. But because they no longer know...
[She's silent for a while, thinking.] It may not be me who does it. Me, nor my children, nor their children. But all I need to do is create that spark...to not let it die out.
They can change. They have before. I can't stop believing in that again.
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... The last time the War of Bel took place before my turn at it... it was several millennia. This time it was only about four hundred years. The fact that it's happened again so soon concerns me.
I wish for humanity's happiness as well. I couldn't give it to them. Hopefully the next one to try can. I wish I could say that humanity has changed, but they haven't. Not really. Their basic nature... they seem to not want to change.
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[Sighs, pulling out the velvet key.] ...I keep opening doors and searching. I...have seen worlds where it was possible. That things were changing...but the price, in every instance, is so very high. All things have a price...an equal price.
Change on a grand scale is...costly. In those cases, it turned out to be worth it.
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Once I return there... I will be killed. It's what has to happen, it seems. I can give nothing more than my life. [But he sounds a little afraid, even though he's faced death before.]
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It's a price they have to pay, for their Wish. You pay for yours, and they for theres....to take the price of another's Wish is dangerous. [S...sounding kind of Yuuko there. Something else is stirring in her sea of Souls...who is it, that's telling her these things?]
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[He closes his eyes, and if you look at your COMP you might see it flicker slightly towards Chaos as he listens to something you can't hear.]
Sometimes I think I should have destroyed them for their own sake. [He says it so calmly, too.]
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