You're so high, you're so high
You had to be an angel
Gideon smiled as Falke came to the realisation, always glad when his teaching or guidance led people to new ways of thinking and considering their Gods. "I think it's a good perspective. Maybe you could pray to Mort to talk to him about it, one day." It was unlikely Falke would get an audience with the God any time soon, but not impossible, if he proved himself a devout follower.
It seemed that might not be the case though, as Falke asked his question. Gideon could help but give a wry laugh, finding it almost funny; so many people he saw begged for the favour of any God, and Falke had it and desire another's. He leaned back and thought for a moment, trying to decide what the correct theological stance on this was. "Well. I suppose firstly it depends which Gods you have this affinity for. Then...no, probably not, but I would advise you make sure to return some of Mort's affection before you lose it."
There was one last question, and quite enjoying this conversation now, Gideon was eager to hear it; he gestured for Falke to go on.
It seemed that might not be the case though, as Falke asked his question. Gideon could help but give a wry laugh, finding it almost funny; so many people he saw begged for the favour of any God, and Falke had it and desire another's. He leaned back and thought for a moment, trying to decide what the correct theological stance on this was. "Well. I suppose firstly it depends which Gods you have this affinity for. Then...no, probably not, but I would advise you make sure to return some of Mort's affection before you lose it."
There was one last question, and quite enjoying this conversation now, Gideon was eager to hear it; he gestured for Falke to go on.
I'm so high, I'm so high
I can see an angel
I can see an angel
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