DELPHIA
Delphia's head tilted in acknowledgement, a ghost of a smile twitching the corners of her lips. "I am glad to hear it. That alone is heartening news." she said. That they had not reached a point where anger led to bloodlust and visions of red was a good sign. Perhaps this attempt wasn't all in folly. But as Wessex continued, the demigoddess fell silent, contemplating her words, taking them to heart to discern where they fell in her perspective. The Wraith would find that perhaps like others, Delphia was not quick to rush to judgement, even where historical precedent indicated she ought be at odds with the world around her.
"Does the Voice consider you part of the community? I admit I know little of her, as such information was not easily attained or necessary in my younger years." she asked with genuine curiosity. Like her father, Delphia was glad enough to admit what she did not know or understand. But this idea of the Ascended being part of the community was at odds with a tidbit of information she did have, and so she waited to hear more before mentioning it. Perhaps there was a connector missing that would bridge these two bits. "And what do you mean, they would not do the same in return?" she asked, in an effort to understand more.
Her head tilted the other way, eyes glancing up to the ceiling as she pondered Wessex's question. "I do not know of this Roana, so I cannot speak to her task specifically. But I do know that Ludo was punished by Mort for perpetuating that notion in a broader sense.
"Does the Voice consider you part of the community? I admit I know little of her, as such information was not easily attained or necessary in my younger years." she asked with genuine curiosity. Like her father, Delphia was glad enough to admit what she did not know or understand. But this idea of the Ascended being part of the community was at odds with a tidbit of information she did have, and so she waited to hear more before mentioning it. Perhaps there was a connector missing that would bridge these two bits. "And what do you mean, they would not do the same in return?" she asked, in an effort to understand more.
Her head tilted the other way, eyes glancing up to the ceiling as she pondered Wessex's question. "I do not know of this Roana, so I cannot speak to her task specifically. But I do know that Ludo was punished by Mort for perpetuating that notion in a broader sense.
Death has nothing to do with going away
the sun sets and the moon sets
but they're not gone
