You know I still like you the most
The best of the best
Sam stiffened as he saw The Voice's anger; it was rare to see the Goddess so visibly enraged and fear began to settle in him until thankfully she calmed. At least it seemed that while the question itself was one that angered her, she was willing to speak to him about it.
And as much as she dressed up the answer in questions and things he could retort with, he knew she was saying no. He couldn't reverse his Ascension. He was fine with that, really, but he knew it would be the only thing Jigano (or anyone else that asked) would hear. Still, he listened to what The Voice was saying; it was good to have things to repeat back to their detractors. Her points sounded good, anyway. "I suppose you're right...I do always think it's unfair that people are Abandoned for no reason."
Though there would be something she said that took him by surprise and had little to do with her greater point. Frowning, Sam looked up at her with confusion in his eyes. "What...do you mean, magic? Evie doesn't have magic. She's Accepted." After all, she'd always been better than him. Good little Evie - it wouldn't have made sense for her to be anything but perfect.
"Everyone...seems to think we've been brainwashed. Like I'm stupid and I can't see why I'm being foolish, but..." Sam chewed at his lip, wondered how much he was right to say to The Voice. Eventually he decided if he did trust her as much as he said, he would be able to be honest with her. "I don't always fully agree with everything we do. I don't like the deaths that have happened - I'm still upset about the Blight. But...I believe in you and what you are trying to do, and I believe you mean the best for all of us." Turning his face up to The Voice with a smile he nodded. "I really do."
And as much as she dressed up the answer in questions and things he could retort with, he knew she was saying no. He couldn't reverse his Ascension. He was fine with that, really, but he knew it would be the only thing Jigano (or anyone else that asked) would hear. Still, he listened to what The Voice was saying; it was good to have things to repeat back to their detractors. Her points sounded good, anyway. "I suppose you're right...I do always think it's unfair that people are Abandoned for no reason."
Though there would be something she said that took him by surprise and had little to do with her greater point. Frowning, Sam looked up at her with confusion in his eyes. "What...do you mean, magic? Evie doesn't have magic. She's Accepted." After all, she'd always been better than him. Good little Evie - it wouldn't have made sense for her to be anything but perfect.
"Everyone...seems to think we've been brainwashed. Like I'm stupid and I can't see why I'm being foolish, but..." Sam chewed at his lip, wondered how much he was right to say to The Voice. Eventually he decided if he did trust her as much as he said, he would be able to be honest with her. "I don't always fully agree with everything we do. I don't like the deaths that have happened - I'm still upset about the Blight. But...I believe in you and what you are trying to do, and I believe you mean the best for all of us." Turning his face up to The Voice with a smile he nodded. "I really do."
and the worst of the worst
You'll always be my favorite ghost
SAMuEL
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