Everest
Reaching for one of his many notebooks, Ever pulls a pen from his pocket and begins to take fastidious notes, all while bobbing his head thoughtfully to the rhythm of Sohalia's voice. "I can certainly keep you apprised of that. Perhaps I will find a way that our citizens can respond anonymously so that they don't feel pressured to respond a certain way." Then again, perhaps he would ask them directly and take an anonymous census. It would be interesting to see how different the two reports were.
Blinking up at her, blue eyes bright and his posture still hunched boyishly over the desk, Everest nods. Without needing much time to consider his response, still the aviator takes a moment or two to try and sort the multitude of considerations sparkling in the forefront of his mind into some semblance of order. "Well...the reason to ban the abandoned initially was in response to the Voice. Because only the abandoned had the capacity to become as powerful as she had been. The only reasons to maintain the ban would be because 1. You think there's a chance the same Voice-ish situation might happen again or 2. You want to maintain Stormbreak's original stance." Was there a third reason? Ever pauses to consider. "Because the gods initially put the Order and the subsequent ban in place you might consider asking for their approval to remove it. If you care about their approval." Oh, but then...Frowning, the ball properly rolling in Ever's mind, he adds: "But then you'd need to know which god to ask, or which to align with for something like this, and that too would have ramifications."
Blinking up at her, blue eyes bright and his posture still hunched boyishly over the desk, Everest nods. Without needing much time to consider his response, still the aviator takes a moment or two to try and sort the multitude of considerations sparkling in the forefront of his mind into some semblance of order. "Well...the reason to ban the abandoned initially was in response to the Voice. Because only the abandoned had the capacity to become as powerful as she had been. The only reasons to maintain the ban would be because 1. You think there's a chance the same Voice-ish situation might happen again or 2. You want to maintain Stormbreak's original stance." Was there a third reason? Ever pauses to consider. "Because the gods initially put the Order and the subsequent ban in place you might consider asking for their approval to remove it. If you care about their approval." Oh, but then...Frowning, the ball properly rolling in Ever's mind, he adds: "But then you'd need to know which god to ask, or which to align with for something like this, and that too would have ramifications."
I've done the math, checked the facts
And there's no changing that
And there's no changing that
