The stars, the moon,
They have all been blown out
Abasi weakly smiled back, anxious to not meet this God's disapproval. As much as his life in Egypt had revolved around the deities, he had never stood before one in person (except the Pharoah, of course. But in his human form, he was hardly as impressive).
He did not truly understand the significance of the person Delphia claimed to see, but he could tell she was making a show of her power and this time, Wessex seemed to be impressed. Idly, Abasi wondered if Delphia would be able to see his dead ancestors, given he was not of this world (and hopefully they had been reborn). He was not going to ask to see such a feat, though - the very notion unnerved him.
That Wessex allowed her to pass was still a little surprising, but a development Abasi was happy for. It meant he could speak to her about his mortuary and gain some insight into the death practices of the world. Politely he waited for her to give her name to the Queen, not wanting to interrupt the discussion between the two superiors.
He did not truly understand the significance of the person Delphia claimed to see, but he could tell she was making a show of her power and this time, Wessex seemed to be impressed. Idly, Abasi wondered if Delphia would be able to see his dead ancestors, given he was not of this world (and hopefully they had been reborn). He was not going to ask to see such a feat, though - the very notion unnerved him.
That Wessex allowed her to pass was still a little surprising, but a development Abasi was happy for. It meant he could speak to her about his mortuary and gain some insight into the death practices of the world. Politely he waited for her to give her name to the Queen, not wanting to interrupt the discussion between the two superiors.
No dawn, no day
I'm always in this twilight
ABASI
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