Willow Moor
Apr 8, 2019 13:35:43 GMT -7
Post by Madame Loki on Apr 8, 2019 13:35:43 GMT -7
"You don't know by what metric I judge what is and is not a God. I mentioned the so called Gods that I have encountered. There is only one Goddess that I have known, that is as a being fit for the title, the one that empowers my family line. And even she has grown tired of this miserable world, and left her duties in our hands." Loki said not really looking over in Kurama's direction. While she excepted that many religions prayed to many Gods, and they all had some validity to them. She didn't think much of them, or really saw any of them as anything more then Humans trying to make sense of a world out of wack.
She then looked over to Kurama and then continued. "If we use your metric, and the vast majority of their jobs is to make sure the universe is running smoothly; then why is it I find myself constantly cleaning up the messes they leave behind, or ignore? Regardless of what metric you use to judge what is and is not a god, one truth remains. The vast majority of them are inadequate and not fit for the positions they hold or held... some offense." Loki looked over at Kurama. While she was still hanging over Amira. She tilted her head to the side and smirked,
"You claim yourself to be a Goddess correct? A fallen one from the looks of it. So which are you? One too weak to protect yourself? Or one who lost the prayers of her followers?" Loki asked curiously. Because of all the known Gods, and those who claimed to be gods she had encountered, she was the weakest. Loki turned her attention over to Hron, "You say you seek balance, but you refuse to work with the corrupted who are willingly to assist you? That is a biased balance. You can never fully grasp the full situation of anything, if you are not willing to dive into the darkness to see the light that is within it, rather than casting you overbearing light upon it, casting an even greater shadow."
Loki said to the man as she unwrapped herself from around Amira, and walked back towards the giant Tree with a smile on her face. "I am no Goddess... but if you wish me to preform a miracle... I will." Loki smiled as she seemed to be unfazed by anything Hron was now saying. She had all but written him of at this point. He was just a fanatic as far as she was concerned. So far up his own God's ass, that he was blind to everything else around him.
She then looked over to Kurama and then continued. "If we use your metric, and the vast majority of their jobs is to make sure the universe is running smoothly; then why is it I find myself constantly cleaning up the messes they leave behind, or ignore? Regardless of what metric you use to judge what is and is not a god, one truth remains. The vast majority of them are inadequate and not fit for the positions they hold or held... some offense." Loki looked over at Kurama. While she was still hanging over Amira. She tilted her head to the side and smirked,
"You claim yourself to be a Goddess correct? A fallen one from the looks of it. So which are you? One too weak to protect yourself? Or one who lost the prayers of her followers?" Loki asked curiously. Because of all the known Gods, and those who claimed to be gods she had encountered, she was the weakest. Loki turned her attention over to Hron, "You say you seek balance, but you refuse to work with the corrupted who are willingly to assist you? That is a biased balance. You can never fully grasp the full situation of anything, if you are not willing to dive into the darkness to see the light that is within it, rather than casting you overbearing light upon it, casting an even greater shadow."
Loki said to the man as she unwrapped herself from around Amira, and walked back towards the giant Tree with a smile on her face. "I am no Goddess... but if you wish me to preform a miracle... I will." Loki smiled as she seemed to be unfazed by anything Hron was now saying. She had all but written him of at this point. He was just a fanatic as far as she was concerned. So far up his own God's ass, that he was blind to everything else around him.