@poog the pig Other than being played by Kho, who is inherently awesome, what makes Vowzra wiser? While his musings are longer, there's a few fallacies in them.
Such I know for a fact that Kho was just cracking fortune cookies open for his characters dialoguem
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What is change without Time? What is anything without Time. Everything is dependent on that Fundamental Flow; the very Laws themselves cannot operate without Time. Accept it; Vowzra is a merciful kinda guy to allow Time to flow. He can halt it at any point you know...
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Pah, time is but another sort of change. in a way, Vowzra is a mere vassal, subservient to the whims of the Embodiment of Change.
Bow to Zephyrion, the true King of Kings and God of Gods!
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I'd say billions of years.
@poog the pig, Teknall isn't especially interested in worshippers (he'll happily have worshippers, though), but he is interested in civilisations. If you're going to be ruling as god-king over the first civilisation of Galbar, Teknall will be extremely interested.
@poog the pig
Flattery probably works better on him than it would on any other god what with his prideful nature. Like Astarte and Vestec, he's pretty carefree and mostly does things for his own entertainment, but as Ilunabar aptly realized, he also has some romanticized notions of glory that he pursues.
Beyond that, I'll let Lifprasil explore IC how he might get to befriend Zephyrion, if that's the path that you go.
Regarding the question of the passage of time, I canonized it somewhat in one of my earlier posts. It's definitely in the upper billions, but I'd say we're still about 300-500 million away from catching up with where Earth would be. Keep in mind that Galbar isn't fully geologically formed yet and life is confined to just a few places.
On the topic of Zephyrion and this Pantheonic Empire, as you'll see once mortals start popping up that he's very much a fire and brimstone sort of god. He has a short fuse with the other gods that anger him, so you can imagine that he has even less patience (as in next to none) with mere mortals. I think in his sheet I also mention that he's rather arbitrary in his dealings with worshipers. He picks favorites and doesn't act very predictably.
@Double CapybaraCare to share the 'dangerous idea' that Ilunabar is afraid to voice?
And she just suggested that Zephyrion build giant instruments for the sake of music, or would they have some sort of purpose? I'm thinking about whether Zephyrion might realistically take a lesson from Vestec by making a bunch of instruments that can wreak all sorts of havoc. A Horn of Doom that kills whoever blows it as well as any that hear its sound, a Conch of Fury that summons a hurricane...
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There would be no reason to go after your servants. Unless of course they stand in the way of final justice.
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Reathos sadly doesn't care about worshippers. He cares about servants and such. But the only way to receive full protection from Reathos is to make Fate stop him. Reathos worships Fate's word above all other gods (Yes even Logos, in fact Reathos won't even listen to Logos very much). That or you strike a deal as said before. As an emperor it's probably not that hard to make sure that those on deadrow actually get the axe.
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