Noah thought for a few quiet moments, though he didn't really need to. Perhaps, a few days from now, he would have a different answer, but the truth that fell from his lips was true on this day. "No." He said, though he tilted his head slightly. "There are things I would rather not do that Vi might have for me, but I gave up living in that right when I accepted his call on my life." Oh, Noah. The poor man didn't even know what was coming for him.
"It was hard for me to decide to move my family here. I didn't want to -- I don't want to. But I can't procrastinate this any more. Vi has asked me to do it, so I will." His conversation with Remi bounced through his mind, the words the other demigod spoke so real he could almost taste them on his own tongue. "It's not unlike leading a region, in some ways. I think as a man I will always fight with my own heart's desires." And his scope of the world was so little in comparison to his god's.
"It was hard for me to decide to move my family here. I didn't want to -- I don't want to. But I can't procrastinate this any more. Vi has asked me to do it, so I will." His conversation with Remi bounced through his mind, the words the other demigod spoke so real he could almost taste them on his own tongue. "It's not unlike leading a region, in some ways. I think as a man I will always fight with my own heart's desires." And his scope of the world was so little in comparison to his god's.
