He was surprised to find he'd apparently hit a topic that Finn was passionate about, or at least had a strong opinion on. Gideon listened to his impressions of Amalia with great interest, always wanting to know more about the Demi-Gods, those who the Gods deemed worthy of the highest form of life. "I see. I suppose it would be hard to believe that you'd been chosen by Vi..she must have earned it, though." It was endlessly fascinating to wonder what Amalia must have done, her timid frame not lending itself to many fantasies of Godly war.
"You're welcome. I always welcome people into the Temple. Especially the Order; I think it helps us remember what we're working for." Not that Gideon ever forgot, but perhaps he did occasionally wonder if his co-workers did. "Tell me, Finn...you're much closer to Cian than I ever have been. What do you think his motivations are?"
"You're welcome. I always welcome people into the Temple. Especially the Order; I think it helps us remember what we're working for." Not that Gideon ever forgot, but perhaps he did occasionally wonder if his co-workers did. "Tell me, Finn...you're much closer to Cian than I ever have been. What do you think his motivations are?"
GIDEON
And lord, don't let me break this, let me hold you lightly
Give me arms to pray with instead of ones that hold too tightly
Give me arms to pray with instead of ones that hold too tightly
