OLIVER
It seemed so magical. To kiss a god and then all of a sudden you can turn into a bird. Maybe once LongNight ended, Oliver could do the same. Afterall, Sunjata was an accepted, which he is himself. It seemed perfect, really. He could do something great and actually be helpful. It's kind of hard to be helpful when you lack any talents and don't have any special abilities. Even the gods ignored him.
When Sunjata started to go into detail about the different races, Oliver listened intently. While he already had figured out some of this, it was nice to hear all of it in one fluid conversation. It still made Oliver a bit sad when Sunjata called the Accepted nothing special. It only seemed to solidify that Oliver was just boring and lacking any memory only made it worse. Pushing that aside, he made sure to remember all the different race terms, that way he could better identify people, maybe. "Yeah...I've met an ascended....they're super interesting."Interesting was certainly one way to put it. Thankfully, the cold helped to mask the fact that he was blushing at the thought. "Guess I'm an accepted. Since I haven't turned into a fox or anything...and you don't see me making coats appear out of nowhere."
Sunjata wasn't exactly being the most helpful. Sure, he helped to explain to Oliver the different races and had even offered to take him to a shrine, but he still hadn't helped Oliver to decide where he was going to stay. A frown had formed once again on his face as he folded his arms, clearly in thought. "Well...I still want your opinion. Do you want me to go to the guild? Or do you think I'll be safer in the temple?" Would Sunjata put up with being stuck in a cramped space with Oliver for a week?
"Better yet, what are the differences? Like, I know in the temple we will all mostly be in one gigantic room. Is that going to be the same for the guild? Or will I be able to have some private time to myself." What that meant Oliver sure as hell wasn't going to tell Sunjata anytime soon. He simply had some...possible plans in mind.
When Sunjata started to go into detail about the different races, Oliver listened intently. While he already had figured out some of this, it was nice to hear all of it in one fluid conversation. It still made Oliver a bit sad when Sunjata called the Accepted nothing special. It only seemed to solidify that Oliver was just boring and lacking any memory only made it worse. Pushing that aside, he made sure to remember all the different race terms, that way he could better identify people, maybe. "Yeah...I've met an ascended....they're super interesting."Interesting was certainly one way to put it. Thankfully, the cold helped to mask the fact that he was blushing at the thought. "Guess I'm an accepted. Since I haven't turned into a fox or anything...and you don't see me making coats appear out of nowhere."
Sunjata wasn't exactly being the most helpful. Sure, he helped to explain to Oliver the different races and had even offered to take him to a shrine, but he still hadn't helped Oliver to decide where he was going to stay. A frown had formed once again on his face as he folded his arms, clearly in thought. "Well...I still want your opinion. Do you want me to go to the guild? Or do you think I'll be safer in the temple?" Would Sunjata put up with being stuck in a cramped space with Oliver for a week?
"Better yet, what are the differences? Like, I know in the temple we will all mostly be in one gigantic room. Is that going to be the same for the guild? Or will I be able to have some private time to myself." What that meant Oliver sure as hell wasn't going to tell Sunjata anytime soon. He simply had some...possible plans in mind.
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