[She has a very good point. Certainly there were plenty of people back home who went their whole lives without running into a single thing like a god or a creature aiming to be like one. Here it did seem more...inevitable. Like how they couldn't even use their abilities without feeding something. None of them seemed to have made any pacts and yet here they all were.
She makes her gesture and he knows what she's likely waving at: the circus, even if a larger one in nature, was still small pickings in the grander scheme.]
It does feel a lot like putting out small fires in the interest of them simply not joining the larger one we can only smell burning but can't see.
[He thinks a moment, weighs his words, but presses on. Beau seemed a good sort, righteous and well-meaning at least.]
That is why I am partly hoping the more avatars we remove, the more likely it is we might get a direct reaction; something measurable we could track and follow to the source.
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She makes her gesture and he knows what she's likely waving at: the circus, even if a larger one in nature, was still small pickings in the grander scheme.]
It does feel a lot like putting out small fires in the interest of them simply not joining the larger one we can only smell burning but can't see.
[He thinks a moment, weighs his words, but presses on. Beau seemed a good sort, righteous and well-meaning at least.]
That is why I am partly hoping the more avatars we remove, the more likely it is we might get a direct reaction; something measurable we could track and follow to the source.