Every day's a little harder as I feel my power grow
The explanation made... some sense.
Delta didn't quite know a lot about the gods. She knew some, of course, seeing as she was brought up always knowing about their existence and learning about each individual one, each one getting their own lesson no matter if they were just a herald or one of the major gods. It was stressed that the gods were very important to learn about, though, her father did have one that he particularly aligned himself to. No matter, Delta appreciated them greatly, but even then there was so much she didn't know.
This magic was, to put it lightly, incredible! There were some ethical questions she did have. "And... how do these animals feel?" It was far from accusatory, more like she was just curious, she eyes wide and head tilted to the side ever so slightly. "Does that mean that you align yourself to Ludo? I haven't quite figured out which god I fit in most with... I know most humans and merfolk alike tend to lean towards one of the gods, I'm not even sure how I'd know which one to pick." It should be obvious to Remi that Delta is someone who is curious, ready to learn.
She tries her best to keep an open mind and to show Remi that she means no judgement, only wishing to learn and expand her knowledge. The splash of water fades away her seriousness and a smile appears back on her face, her features relaxing once more. "It's an incredible magic, Remi. Spectacular." It was a simple compliment, but one she deeply meant.
Looking up at the sky, she let out a soft sigh. "I guess... you'll have to be going soon? Seeing as you're the Governor and it is getting late in the day... will you be able to talk with me again?" Remi has been fantastic to speak with and there's still so much left for Delta to learn!
Delta didn't quite know a lot about the gods. She knew some, of course, seeing as she was brought up always knowing about their existence and learning about each individual one, each one getting their own lesson no matter if they were just a herald or one of the major gods. It was stressed that the gods were very important to learn about, though, her father did have one that he particularly aligned himself to. No matter, Delta appreciated them greatly, but even then there was so much she didn't know.
This magic was, to put it lightly, incredible! There were some ethical questions she did have. "And... how do these animals feel?" It was far from accusatory, more like she was just curious, she eyes wide and head tilted to the side ever so slightly. "Does that mean that you align yourself to Ludo? I haven't quite figured out which god I fit in most with... I know most humans and merfolk alike tend to lean towards one of the gods, I'm not even sure how I'd know which one to pick." It should be obvious to Remi that Delta is someone who is curious, ready to learn.
She tries her best to keep an open mind and to show Remi that she means no judgement, only wishing to learn and expand her knowledge. The splash of water fades away her seriousness and a smile appears back on her face, her features relaxing once more. "It's an incredible magic, Remi. Spectacular." It was a simple compliment, but one she deeply meant.
Looking up at the sky, she let out a soft sigh. "I guess... you'll have to be going soon? Seeing as you're the Governor and it is getting late in the day... will you be able to talk with me again?" Remi has been fantastic to speak with and there's still so much left for Delta to learn!
Don't you know there's part of me that longs to go into the unknown?
DELTA
