[ Liem’s nervousness is expected. Actually, it’s almost surprising, but only because the people here in Kenos didn’t really seem to get what divinity encompassed. It should make them nervous! But, whatever. He’s just accepted that the people here are (largely) a bunch of godless freaks.
He doesn’t offer any comfort to it, but the more they dip into this line of conversation, the more Tezcatlipoca seems to cool from the chaotic impulsivity that had started it. He’s thoughtful as he listens, and he’s even curious about which worlds didn’t pass Liem’s muster, but that’s also not exactly the important bit here. It’s the first he’s heard about Yima’s doubts, and that gets him to hum out a low noise, but it doesn’t seem like he’s surprised. ]
Well, don’t disagree with ya. On either point. The Trial we just went through, even just Meridian and Zenith goin’ at each other, that shouldn’t be for mortal judgement. ‘Course, my opinion about it doesn’t mean shit. That’s what’s happened, so you all have to see it through.
[ He pauses in clear consideration of saying more, but he shakes his head. Liem isn’t a godless heathen (fond), so he might understand what Tezcatlipoca means with further explanation, but… It’s best not to give it, he thinks. It could be considered tactical, since Liem is his enemy, but that isn’t what drives it. ]
But, yeah, Oblivion’s a problem regardless. Like, I ain’t sheddin’ a tear for what it did to my world, since practically speakin’, that’s just humanity’s hubris getting’ smacked down. But their problems aren’t the cosmos’s problems. Kinda the point of what I’d been up to before getting here. [ Which… probably doesn’t mean anything to Liem, but. ] Regardless of whoever ends up the victor, I’m against their opportunity for Creation getting’ snuffed out.
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He doesn’t offer any comfort to it, but the more they dip into this line of conversation, the more Tezcatlipoca seems to cool from the chaotic impulsivity that had started it. He’s thoughtful as he listens, and he’s even curious about which worlds didn’t pass Liem’s muster, but that’s also not exactly the important bit here. It’s the first he’s heard about Yima’s doubts, and that gets him to hum out a low noise, but it doesn’t seem like he’s surprised. ]
Well, don’t disagree with ya. On either point. The Trial we just went through, even just Meridian and Zenith goin’ at each other, that shouldn’t be for mortal judgement. ‘Course, my opinion about it doesn’t mean shit. That’s what’s happened, so you all have to see it through.
[ He pauses in clear consideration of saying more, but he shakes his head. Liem isn’t a godless heathen (fond), so he might understand what Tezcatlipoca means with further explanation, but… It’s best not to give it, he thinks. It could be considered tactical, since Liem is his enemy, but that isn’t what drives it. ]
But, yeah, Oblivion’s a problem regardless. Like, I ain’t sheddin’ a tear for what it did to my world, since practically speakin’, that’s just humanity’s hubris getting’ smacked down. But their problems aren’t the cosmos’s problems. Kinda the point of what I’d been up to before getting here. [ Which… probably doesn’t mean anything to Liem, but. ] Regardless of whoever ends up the victor, I’m against their opportunity for Creation getting’ snuffed out.