FINN
and into the forest i go,
Finn listens intently to all Gideon has to say; an inquisitive soul by nature, it's probably a little bit of a surprise that he doesn't know the history of Caido as well as he ought to. But life is not so kind, sometimes, to allow him access to the education he might have otherwise obtained. Still, soaking up the story that the Priest has to give him, he nibbles at his lower lip and gazes back down at his research, eyes narrowing as if he's trying to put some pieces together in his mind.
"I think you may be right," he says slowly. "From my research on the demigods, this is an almost unprecedented surge in their appearance. I wonder if something similar happened all those centuries ago. When the Voice first appeared, perhaps more demigods did, as well. Almost as if the Old Gods were expecting what was going to inevitably happen..." It's a worrying prospect, if so. Finn has believed for a long time that war is not inevitable. Does this prove him wrong?
"I think you may be right," he says slowly. "From my research on the demigods, this is an almost unprecedented surge in their appearance. I wonder if something similar happened all those centuries ago. When the Voice first appeared, perhaps more demigods did, as well. Almost as if the Old Gods were expecting what was going to inevitably happen..." It's a worrying prospect, if so. Finn has believed for a long time that war is not inevitable. Does this prove him wrong?
to lose my mind and find my soul
