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[alwayskayaking]

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[permanentlyexhaustedbird]

Can I ask what her actions are like on your world? You say she can set things on fire and that she's the embodiment of evil but you haven't mentioned anything she's actually done herself?

Considering that Jon is technically the same kind of avatar of fear but is so from ignorance, not a will for power I don't really want to prejudge her on that alone.

[alwayskayaking]

I haven't met her back at home, but I have been told she is the avatar for the Desolation. It's in the name; destruction, devastation, and pain. That is the sort of god she serves.

Although, [As much as he doesn't really want to admit to this part.] Jon did mention she was born into her role. She didn't exactly choose it either if it's to be believed.

[permanentlyexhaustedbird]

But you have met her here? Does she give off the vibe of destruction, devastation and pain?

Born with it? I've known a few people born to terrible legacies. Doesn't automatically make them bad.

[alwayskayaking]

No, but it doesn't make them automatically make them good eitehr.

[Strange. It's almost like he avoided answering the first question.]

[permanentlyexhaustedbird]

It means that they get given the benefit of the doubt and the understanding that they have things they need to unlearn.

So did she? give off the vibe of destruction?

[alwayskayaking]

Giving something the benefit of the doubt is how you can wind up dead. Or worse. [Again, he avoids answering the direct question.]

[permanentlyexhaustedbird]

Giving someone the benefit of the doubt is also a good start to getting people out of abusive and toxic situations.

Give them a safe place to not be what they've been taught to be. Prepare for the worst maybe but try and expect the best.

So no vibe of destruction then.

[alwayskayaking]

[Don't you go making sense to him.]

She's set a guard's arm on fire recently. That's about all I know about her.

[permanentlyexhaustedbird]

What was the guard doing to her?

[alwayskayaking]

[STOP WITH YOUR REASONABLE REASONING.] Arresting her.

[permanentlyexhaustedbird]

Did she appear to mean to set them on fire? or did it seem something that happened on reflex? A self-defence mechanism?

What was she being arrested for?

[No.]

[alwayskayaking]

Don't know. Wasn't there. You could try asking Jon or her if you're really that interested.

[permanentlyexhaustedbird]

Perhaps I will.

But basically yeah she was born into a bad situation, doesn't give off destruction vibes but has the potential to be very dangerous if threatened.

Might have to say hello

[alwayskayaking]

Don't blame me if you end up burnt to a crisp or in Elias's cross hairs then. I tried to warn you. You'd do better to just stay away.

[permanentlyexhaustedbird]

Unfortunately something I'm terrible at. I will take the warning on board though. Thank you for the concern.

[alwayskayaking]

I mean it, Tim. Do not get yourself messed up in that lot. It will end in nothing but misery for you.

[permanentlyexhaustedbird]

Calm down. I'm already friends with Jon and you. I've managed to avoid Elias this entire time. I will be careful but you really can't stop me.

[alwayskayaking]

I know I can't stop you. That's why I'm begging you to stop before it's too late. Like it was for the lot of us back home.

[permanentlyexhaustedbird]

I will be careful. I just want to meet this woman but I'm not going to drive up to her place and say hello.

But if I see her at say the Community Centre or one of my places of employment I'll say hello. Does that help?

[alwayskayaking]

You did read the part where I mentioned the thing about her being able to set you on fire by her sheer will, right?

[permanentlyexhaustedbird]

Then I will aim to not give her a reason to do so!

[alwayskayaking]

You should AIM at staying away from her.

[permanentlyexhaustedbird]

Nah :P

[alwayskayaking]

Don't blame me then when you get burned for it.