Finish it?

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If I just finished it up now without more content from Termite it would make the post look unfinished. My standards aren't low enough to allow that.

A man's gotta do what a man's gotta do.

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I didn't actually have her get properly injured in that fight. She really should have been injured.

I guess I'll try and patch up that plot hole in a future post >_>

You know, I've been paranoid about that last Conata post for a while. There are a few missteps in it, sure, but something bigger was bugging me.

I've finally realised it.

I didn't actually have her get properly injured in that fight. She really should have been injured.

I guess I'll try and patch up that plot hole in a future post >_>

You know, I've been paranoid about that last Conata post for a while. There are a few missteps in it, sure, but something bigger was bugging me.

I've finally realised it.

I didn't actually have her get properly injured in that fight. She really should have been injured.

I guess I'll try and patch up that plot hole in a future post >_>

If anyone is looking to kill or cause critical harm to anything/body. I think you all know who to come to. Now specialising in mental degeneration also.

@Rtron

@Rtron

Is he going to surprise adopt her?

@Slime Irresponsible parents like Vestec and Ilunabar can have more children because they abandon then as soon as they are made, while other gods get too busy with either actually raising the kid or dying/losing godhood.

Divinus is actually anti-natality propaganda.

@Slime For the lulz, by all likelihood.

I know I partly to blame for this, but why does Vestec have so many children? And why does he want more?

Reasons both practical and emotional.

Practical: This gives Vestec away to cause chaos with a far more subtler touch and balance things out (I.E: Keriss vs Thulemiz [who Vestec is also directly responsible for...not this iteration, but still])

Emotional: This is a little more complicated. Vestec genuinely cares for most his divine siblings (Julky and Reathos being special cases). That being said, he also knows his role in the pantheon is to be their antagonist. This means he's alienated or pissed off most of the divinity, or has plans too. The only three he hasn't are missing (Zephy and Astarte) or dead (Mind deity). Children ensure that while he still does what he does (Antagonize and challenge them) there is still at least a few divine beings that don't loathe him.

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So it's a long term plan to spread more chaos. Great.