Divinity is made up and doesn't matter. "Be nice to our local bullies or face the consequences," more like. No offense, if your personal relationship to your patron happens to be spectacular.
[But divinity is still made up and doesn't matter. There's no such thing as gods, only harder hitters and different species of them. In his humble opinion.
Anyway.]
It could still be a toxin. We're dealing with magic, and the ebbs and flows of corruption in this place as a whole; best to leave everything as a maybe for now, rather than cross it off entirely.
That still does beg the question of where does it go, because, frankly— we as a group have done nothing groundbreaking to stop any of this.
[A slightly wry gesture around at their pile of nerd stuff, like, until now! Until now, he knows of no particularly grand or lasting efforts to do something about pollution, and he's been here over a year.]
I have this sinking feeling that most of us are out here doing our best, mostly. Vis-a-vis warmblood and its properties, and et cetera. Let's loop back around: emotional stress causes physical stress on the body, this is basic. Ergo, our emotional issues having an impact on our magic blood makes perfect sense. We could create the toxin ourselves— assuming a toxin is still on the table.
[Maybe he should write this down. He reaches for another, different piece of paper to scribble on.]
Let's narrow it down: do you want to talk causes or solutions first?
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Divinity is made up and doesn't matter. "Be nice to our local bullies or face the consequences," more like. No offense, if your personal relationship to your patron happens to be spectacular.
[But divinity is still made up and doesn't matter. There's no such thing as gods, only harder hitters and different species of them. In his humble opinion.
Anyway.]
It could still be a toxin. We're dealing with magic, and the ebbs and flows of corruption in this place as a whole; best to leave everything as a maybe for now, rather than cross it off entirely.
That still does beg the question of where does it go, because, frankly— we as a group have done nothing groundbreaking to stop any of this.
[A slightly wry gesture around at their pile of nerd stuff, like, until now! Until now, he knows of no particularly grand or lasting efforts to do something about pollution, and he's been here over a year.]
I have this sinking feeling that most of us are out here doing our best, mostly. Vis-a-vis warmblood and its properties, and et cetera. Let's loop back around: emotional stress causes physical stress on the body, this is basic. Ergo, our emotional issues having an impact on our magic blood makes perfect sense. We could create the toxin ourselves— assuming a toxin is still on the table.
[Maybe he should write this down. He reaches for another, different piece of paper to scribble on.]
Let's narrow it down: do you want to talk causes or solutions first?