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[yasei]

From: Anonymous
Date: September 7th

So this is just a hypothetical question (really, I swear on my shinki status) but what if a shinki gets named by someone they don't want to be named by, or if they change their mind later and the god doesn't want to let them go, do we have to go talk to some higher up god or can we just murder the god in question and get rid of the name we want to be rid of that way?

Comments

[boneofsword]

What if I am.

Most Gods I've met are quite reasonable, and can lend a hand if you've been wronged. You can repay favor for a favor if you dislike being indebted, but mind one thing - the system here forces you to work along others, dislikes and distrust aside.

Yes, the one that killed both Gods and shinkis had been dealt with.

[The last one isn't something Archer knows in detail, and is vague on purpose.]

[yasei]

Were you intending on getting into the naming-unwilling-people business?

I have noticed. But that doesn't mean I need to do it more than I have to.

Really now. That’s interesting.

[boneofsword]

I'd rather happily oppose such things, but you never know where your loyalties will lead you. Which is why you need at least one person you trust enough to watch your back.

Tough luck.

[yasei]

Uhu. That's ideal, but it's not a guarantee.

[boneofsword]

Nothing is guaranteed, no matter where you are.

Having the same goal unifies all gods and shinki enough to offer a helping hand to those in need. Most won't stab you in the back the moment you look away. It's simply common sense.

[yasei]

I suppose not.

Most. But that doesn't mean all.

[boneofsword]

News spread like wildfire here. If someone does try, no one will want to even associate with them. I'm sure you've had the chance to notice, judging by the sole amount of replies to your question.

[yasei]

Yeah, I've noticed. It's not a bad thought.

[boneofsword]

Then you have found your answer.

Good luck. Don't cause unnecessary trouble.

[yasei]

I’ll cause trouble if I want to.

[boneofsword]

Use common sense first. Taking the easiest way out is the lazy way.