@Cuccoruler Lol, I was anti timeksip but I still voted for one. xD
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@Ace of flames01
Boreas
Olympus
Month Two
Boreas smirked, "I don't think so," he disagreed. "It is intriguing to hear of such a case. It makes me wonder if there's something that can be done. Occus is fairly good at tinkering with both magics and organics, perhaps he can help you." He suggested, of course he knew there'd probably be a price for Ox's help, even if he didn't ask for one, but he didn't mention that. Besides, Ox was fair, he made deals all the time, and he didn't offer something unless it'd be accepted, or unless he really needed it anyway.
From a Goddess like Rhona... the price would probably be in the action itself. Altering her powers would be a unique experience well worth his time, but with things as they were now, well it was more likely he'd ask for her help defending Wickedeisos. Boreas made a mental note to mention the potential to the younger immortal. They needed allies, and if Rhona was a potential friend then they needed to win her favor.
"I'll ask him if you want," he said, turning to look to where Ox stood further away, listening to the divvying of the Underworld with an agitated look in his eye and a neutral set to his features. "...Maybe later," he decided. "These things make him stressed." Boreas confided to the goddess with a secret smile."It's great fun."
Boreas
Olympus
Month Two
Boreas smirked, "I don't think so," he disagreed. "It is intriguing to hear of such a case. It makes me wonder if there's something that can be done. Occus is fairly good at tinkering with both magics and organics, perhaps he can help you." He suggested, of course he knew there'd probably be a price for Ox's help, even if he didn't ask for one, but he didn't mention that. Besides, Ox was fair, he made deals all the time, and he didn't offer something unless it'd be accepted, or unless he really needed it anyway.
From a Goddess like Rhona... the price would probably be in the action itself. Altering her powers would be a unique experience well worth his time, but with things as they were now, well it was more likely he'd ask for her help defending Wickedeisos. Boreas made a mental note to mention the potential to the younger immortal. They needed allies, and if Rhona was a potential friend then they needed to win her favor.
"I'll ask him if you want," he said, turning to look to where Ox stood further away, listening to the divvying of the Underworld with an agitated look in his eye and a neutral set to his features. "...Maybe later," he decided. "These things make him stressed." Boreas confided to the goddess with a secret smile."It's great fun."
@rechonq Aw! So kind! I try very hard!
@Ace of flames01 I mentioned he used magic to figure it out. <3 Simple spell for a god and very useful. Made it up a while ago actually. I should design some magic trees... :/
@Ace of flames01
Boreas
Olympus
Month Two
Boreas was impressed with her conviction if nothing else, but he did not feel the same. Maybe once, long ago, when he was worshiped and cherished by the mortals, but now he was lucky if anyone drew his face on maps still. He was also surprised, he had not thought she was very old, maybe less than a century as so many of the Merged seemed to be. He'd become more aware of recent mortal history since joining up with Ox and meeting the Fae, he was reasonably sure no one had invaded Ireland in some time. Well besides the British if he remembered right. So it must have been a long while before the war that Rhona was born.
"I must confess I don't agree with you. The mortals grow further from us every cycle, and the gods grow more arrogant and hateful with every meeting." He was silent a moment, "But it is good there is one such as you among their number." He shrugged, "But I wonder, for how long? Immortals do not get sick, but you seem quite ill. What has happened?" He said with concern.
Boreas
Olympus
Month Two
Boreas was impressed with her conviction if nothing else, but he did not feel the same. Maybe once, long ago, when he was worshiped and cherished by the mortals, but now he was lucky if anyone drew his face on maps still. He was also surprised, he had not thought she was very old, maybe less than a century as so many of the Merged seemed to be. He'd become more aware of recent mortal history since joining up with Ox and meeting the Fae, he was reasonably sure no one had invaded Ireland in some time. Well besides the British if he remembered right. So it must have been a long while before the war that Rhona was born.
"I must confess I don't agree with you. The mortals grow further from us every cycle, and the gods grow more arrogant and hateful with every meeting." He was silent a moment, "But it is good there is one such as you among their number." He shrugged, "But I wonder, for how long? Immortals do not get sick, but you seem quite ill. What has happened?" He said with concern.
Has anyone noticed my difference in terms? Mostly it's the mortals and the Fae who assign things titles, the War of Immortals, the Heartbreaker, Bloodforger, etc. The gods simply say names, positions, or 'the war'. It's not as grand to them as to the earthlings. I do mix it up a bit though, occasionally the heart or someone will use a mortal title of something. Occus tends to pick up words from the Fae, and Boreas is generally more dramatic, so that explains them.
@Lugubrious
Amgarrack
Earth
Month Two
"Such radiance..." Amgarrack whispered, still enraptured by the divine might of world below. Their realms were so... alien. A blast of that radiance appearing near it pulled it's attention away from the shiny orb beneath. A being like itself came through a shimmer in space and time. It's figure was blurry to Amgarrack, not quite all there, and yet it was easily discernible in that it's presence was felt keenly. It paused as it took in Amgarrack and Amgarrack in turn observed it and it's strange movements afterwards.
Was it saying hello? Amgarrack's shards spun around wildly until they stilled in a sharp formation mimicking the one the new being had made.
An alien god had come to pledge it's friendship? It's alliance? How strange. What was this of detesting Amgarrack? Why would they hate it's coming? But Amgarrack knew, if there were multiple gods in their youth upon the planet below, they could very well be like Kal Repartha was in the early days. Amgarrack let out an echoing wail that resounded through the minds of those nearby, it conveyed sadness and disappointment. "Those poor souls, like the ancient home world are they? Like Goj and Stip, such is unfortunate."
But Amgarrack immediately perked up, it was no longer alone, another had come! "Thank you, Seeker, for your welcome, and your promise. This world is everything we hoped, and everything we dreaded. It is good to have a friend from this place." Amgarrack whirled again, it's shards spinning dangerously and reforming into it's normal configuration. A feeling of pleasure and gratitude radiated from it then, washing over even those in the nearby Space Center.
Occus
Olympus
Month Two
Ox pondered for a moment if there was anything else that should be said, but after a moment he decided there was nothing he wanted the others involved in that pertained to him. They would only mess it up, steal the idea, or take advantage of the knowledge they'd have gained. No, he needed nothing else from the Merged other than to set them to war preparations. Perhaps he'd even recruit a few to help fortify Wickedeisos. Later though, first he needed to think of what they could do for him, what they'd want for it, and who would be best to do it.
Until then he was going to pull his more trusted advisers into a meeting as soon as possible. They needed to discuss battle plans, and mobilize the forces once more. The Fae needed to be just as prepared if not more so than the gods. None of the other visions had shown deaths, only the one with Occus in it. Perhaps it was time to begin reforging the Lamensch? He would need the extra troops.
As for the current topic, that of punishing gods for events yet to happen and who would rule the Underworld in their place, Occus had no stake in that. He'd taken everything he wanted from those realms during the last war, he needed nothing from those places now. He didn't want them bickering now of all times though, they needed this settled quickly so they could begin preparing without side agendas getting in the way!
Amgarrack
Earth
Month Two
"Such radiance..." Amgarrack whispered, still enraptured by the divine might of world below. Their realms were so... alien. A blast of that radiance appearing near it pulled it's attention away from the shiny orb beneath. A being like itself came through a shimmer in space and time. It's figure was blurry to Amgarrack, not quite all there, and yet it was easily discernible in that it's presence was felt keenly. It paused as it took in Amgarrack and Amgarrack in turn observed it and it's strange movements afterwards.
Was it saying hello? Amgarrack's shards spun around wildly until they stilled in a sharp formation mimicking the one the new being had made.
In this fashion Aforgomon made contact. Once the greeting had been performed, Aforgomon attempted to seed Amgarrack's mind with communication. Welcome, sojourner. I have walked long and far in search of those who came from the sky, but you have found me. Among the starry hosts we have met, a fortuitous collision, we who though different are united by Greatness. For the sake of the young gods, whose eyes are yet to open, I have wandered this earth and its alternates. They may detest you, but I will stand by you always, my kin.
An alien god had come to pledge it's friendship? It's alliance? How strange. What was this of detesting Amgarrack? Why would they hate it's coming? But Amgarrack knew, if there were multiple gods in their youth upon the planet below, they could very well be like Kal Repartha was in the early days. Amgarrack let out an echoing wail that resounded through the minds of those nearby, it conveyed sadness and disappointment. "Those poor souls, like the ancient home world are they? Like Goj and Stip, such is unfortunate."
But Amgarrack immediately perked up, it was no longer alone, another had come! "Thank you, Seeker, for your welcome, and your promise. This world is everything we hoped, and everything we dreaded. It is good to have a friend from this place." Amgarrack whirled again, it's shards spinning dangerously and reforming into it's normal configuration. A feeling of pleasure and gratitude radiated from it then, washing over even those in the nearby Space Center.
Occus
Olympus
Month Two
Ox pondered for a moment if there was anything else that should be said, but after a moment he decided there was nothing he wanted the others involved in that pertained to him. They would only mess it up, steal the idea, or take advantage of the knowledge they'd have gained. No, he needed nothing else from the Merged other than to set them to war preparations. Perhaps he'd even recruit a few to help fortify Wickedeisos. Later though, first he needed to think of what they could do for him, what they'd want for it, and who would be best to do it.
Until then he was going to pull his more trusted advisers into a meeting as soon as possible. They needed to discuss battle plans, and mobilize the forces once more. The Fae needed to be just as prepared if not more so than the gods. None of the other visions had shown deaths, only the one with Occus in it. Perhaps it was time to begin reforging the Lamensch? He would need the extra troops.
As for the current topic, that of punishing gods for events yet to happen and who would rule the Underworld in their place, Occus had no stake in that. He'd taken everything he wanted from those realms during the last war, he needed nothing from those places now. He didn't want them bickering now of all times though, they needed this settled quickly so they could begin preparing without side agendas getting in the way!
@Zelosse Ever read Percy Jackson? :D
@Ace of flames01
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@Cuccoruler
@BlackPanther
Occus, Boreas
Olympus
Month Two
Occus narrowed his eyes at the girl when she faltered, why did she seem ill? But she seemed to realize her outburst was unwanted, and she had fixed her mistake at least, bringing them back on topic. Ox leaned closer to Boreas, "Go to her." he whispered, before moving past the girl closer to the center so his voice could be better heard. Catching a glimpse of her empty eyes made him even more suspicious, he was glad he sent Boreas to look at her.
"Magic has many functions, it's use in seeing the future is difficult and flawed at best, but there are few things as certain as the future that has been seen by the practicing Fae." Occus began, he knew many distrusted him and the Fae, but their powers were indubitable. "There have been visions of Huitzilopochtli doing battle with Vitovlad and Jera, Boreas attacked by Odin and Thor," if his tone was a bit more hostile at that, Ox didn't stop his listing, "a battle here, in this room, led by Zeus, and... Hecate and myself, in Hexstirn." He didn't elaborate that in that particular vision he was dead, not actually fighting, but the disconcerted look on his face at the memory of Kani showing him the vision was enough to let even those who didn't know him well see that that was a sensitive topic.
"She weeps, her tears in my home..." The Heart whispered to him sadly. The words were even more disturbing, and all too ominous, but Occus brushed them off as he always did.
"The attacks will come soon, and be widespread, we must prepare for war, if we don't we will surely lose. We do not have the same advantages as we did in the last war, this one will be much more difficult." Occus continued, "There have been hints that this will begin in the Underworld, I will leave that for you to elaborate on." He said, gesturing to Thalios. The immortal would be more well versed in the happenings of the cthonic realm than Ox would.
Meanwhile Boreas closed in on Rhona, a friendly grin on his face, but an intrigued look in his eyes. "that was brave of you," he said once he was close enough to be in normal hearing range, "sticking up for the mortals, and yet you know nothing of their true nature. Why do you have so much faith in them?" The 'or in us?' went unsaid. Boreas thought that if even one of the aliens did something wrong then the goddess's enemies would be claiming her head.
@Zelosse
@Cuccoruler
@BlackPanther
Occus, Boreas
Olympus
Month Two
Occus narrowed his eyes at the girl when she faltered, why did she seem ill? But she seemed to realize her outburst was unwanted, and she had fixed her mistake at least, bringing them back on topic. Ox leaned closer to Boreas, "Go to her." he whispered, before moving past the girl closer to the center so his voice could be better heard. Catching a glimpse of her empty eyes made him even more suspicious, he was glad he sent Boreas to look at her.
"Magic has many functions, it's use in seeing the future is difficult and flawed at best, but there are few things as certain as the future that has been seen by the practicing Fae." Occus began, he knew many distrusted him and the Fae, but their powers were indubitable. "There have been visions of Huitzilopochtli doing battle with Vitovlad and Jera, Boreas attacked by Odin and Thor," if his tone was a bit more hostile at that, Ox didn't stop his listing, "a battle here, in this room, led by Zeus, and... Hecate and myself, in Hexstirn." He didn't elaborate that in that particular vision he was dead, not actually fighting, but the disconcerted look on his face at the memory of Kani showing him the vision was enough to let even those who didn't know him well see that that was a sensitive topic.
"She weeps, her tears in my home..." The Heart whispered to him sadly. The words were even more disturbing, and all too ominous, but Occus brushed them off as he always did.
"The attacks will come soon, and be widespread, we must prepare for war, if we don't we will surely lose. We do not have the same advantages as we did in the last war, this one will be much more difficult." Occus continued, "There have been hints that this will begin in the Underworld, I will leave that for you to elaborate on." He said, gesturing to Thalios. The immortal would be more well versed in the happenings of the cthonic realm than Ox would.
Meanwhile Boreas closed in on Rhona, a friendly grin on his face, but an intrigued look in his eyes. "that was brave of you," he said once he was close enough to be in normal hearing range, "sticking up for the mortals, and yet you know nothing of their true nature. Why do you have so much faith in them?" The 'or in us?' went unsaid. Boreas thought that if even one of the aliens did something wrong then the goddess's enemies would be claiming her head.
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