GalaxyRaider

Myriad Reality

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Why is "human nature" like that? Even navis are often used as tools for destruction.

@Host

There are probably many, many answers to that question. It’s pretty complicated.

Myriad Reality

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Do you think it's necessary?

@Host

In the context that it’s what happens regardless? Sure. But not really otherwise.

Myriad Reality

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Many of them are full of a lot of tragedy.

@Host

That’s just human nature, as it is. But tragedy gives opportunity for perseverance, which in turn gives opportunity for growth.

Myriad Reality

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You're right about that. But that's part of what makes it interesting.

@Host

Absolutely. On that, I’ll agree. I like hearing about all the different ways humans develop.

Myriad Reality

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Anserna? We don't have anything with that name.

@Host

There’s a lot of room for variation in Earths’... Well, anything.

Myriad Reality

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What is it called?

@Host

Anserna. The same name as the goddess that went with it.

Myriad Reality

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That's why, isn't it?

@Host

I don’t actually know. I don’t guess it’d be too farfetched.

Myriad Reality

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Is it because it's the color of blood?

@Host

In a roundabout sort of way, I guess? Red’s usually associated with love.

Myriad Reality

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Is there one for love?

@Host

That little red dwarf, almost directly above us.

Myriad Reality

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Tell me which stars are important, then.

@Host

Well, you have a star that always leads south, over... There.
*Points*
And then there are individual stars dedicated to some of many ancient gods of the people, that carry over into today in concept. You have those corresponding to concepts of a variety of types, from agriculture, to wisdom, to war, to, heck, even the rainbow.
*Points to each of them*