"Vi asked me to make his presence known in the Temple, but he didn't tell me to take away the presence of Dygra." He said, shrugging some. "About a year after the war Safrin called her followers, and I was called as well as the demigod of her patron. She said that Dygra was not the enemy and I believe her. Even though the Voice brought her back, she's not....she's not the same. Her followers are not the same." Noah trailed off as thunder roared overhead. "There is reason for me to believe that Dygra is on some of the same plane as Caido themselves, with the way Safrin spoke about her." He finished, rolling his shoulders to snug up his coat. It was heavy with rain.
"But there are a lot of ways I am learning that her people...and her...do not have the same goals as Vi. He's the god of life whereas they," Noah lifted his eyebrows at the courier and shrugged again some, letting the younger man fill in the blank. They were too fueled by blood to honor Vi. Noah could at least be confident in that. So whether or not they were enemies, they certainly weren't gaining any approval of the mercurial god of life.
Hopefully one more would do it.
Noah knelt after another time of walking, thunder roaring overhead. He couldn't even tell the time of day at this point. "The weather is prohibiting a lot of growth of them here, but if you can get your hands on a big huge bouquet she could like that for the table." Noah said. "I can pay you with whatever you think is fair." Though, he wasn't entirely suer that the courier would accept payment for something such as this -- not with the way that Noah had invited him into their family in a way, just weeks ago.
He ignited the dome again, repeating mentally: the land is my ally.
"But there are a lot of ways I am learning that her people...and her...do not have the same goals as Vi. He's the god of life whereas they," Noah lifted his eyebrows at the courier and shrugged again some, letting the younger man fill in the blank. They were too fueled by blood to honor Vi. Noah could at least be confident in that. So whether or not they were enemies, they certainly weren't gaining any approval of the mercurial god of life.
Hopefully one more would do it.
Noah knelt after another time of walking, thunder roaring overhead. He couldn't even tell the time of day at this point. "The weather is prohibiting a lot of growth of them here, but if you can get your hands on a big huge bouquet she could like that for the table." Noah said. "I can pay you with whatever you think is fair." Though, he wasn't entirely suer that the courier would accept payment for something such as this -- not with the way that Noah had invited him into their family in a way, just weeks ago.
He ignited the dome again, repeating mentally: the land is my ally.
the forsaken
