[ it’s obvious enough to dextera. he can’t read minds, and here in this world, he’s already been able to tell that in being governed by another god, people’s distortions are hazier to him as well. it’s plain experience that lays out gen’s problems, but there’s clearly a whole network of reasons he may never get the chance to unravel.
but if there are no baroques, no one can fall prey to their delusions. maybe that’s a good thing. ]
Don’t… [ his brow furrows, like he’s reconsidering what he wants to say, but he goes forward anyway. ] …die.
[ dextera curls his fingers closed and lets his hand fall back to his side. he made his point, and it’s important to listen to others, too. ]
no subject
but if there are no baroques, no one can fall prey to their delusions. maybe that’s a good thing. ]
Don’t… [ his brow furrows, like he’s reconsidering what he wants to say, but he goes forward anyway. ] …die.
[ dextera curls his fingers closed and lets his hand fall back to his side. he made his point, and it’s important to listen to others, too. ]