The stars, the moon,
They have all been blown out
Abasi accepted without question Delphia's parenthood, used to such stories and myths from his own world. He had never met such a person in Egypt but he had wholeheartedly believed they existed, so the only thing he felt upon this meeting was an excitement. Perhaps she was not a child of Osiris, but she was the equivalent in this world. "I am Abasi. Your people here call me an Outlander - I only arrived two seasons ago."
He looked up when she asked, though it felt wildly disrespectful to be looking a child of a God in the eyes. She was kinder than he had expected and he was relieved to find she approved of his endeavours.
"I have many questions. What is it that happens to souls here, when they die? Do the souls of Outlanders return to their own lands, their own Gods? Or must they stay with the Gods and afterlife here? ...Is there an afterlife? I asked two other children of Gods I met, but they were not particularly giving with information." He had stared at the writing on the wall for a long time, wondering if there was anything beyond the strict words.
He looked up when she asked, though it felt wildly disrespectful to be looking a child of a God in the eyes. She was kinder than he had expected and he was relieved to find she approved of his endeavours.
"I have many questions. What is it that happens to souls here, when they die? Do the souls of Outlanders return to their own lands, their own Gods? Or must they stay with the Gods and afterlife here? ...Is there an afterlife? I asked two other children of Gods I met, but they were not particularly giving with information." He had stared at the writing on the wall for a long time, wondering if there was anything beyond the strict words.
No dawn, no day
I'm always in this twilight
ABASI
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