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[reformedsinner]

Posted: 28 May
From: Anonymous

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I have a question for the shinki among us.

How important to you is your connection to your god?

If you could go without a name, and not worry about your safety or a place to stay, would you prefer to?


[All comments from Hakkai will be anonymous unless otherwise marked.]

Comments

[concasse]

[Huh.]

easier than I expected

[reformedsinner]

Yes, it's not difficult to change gods if you've decided you need a change.

Assuming your current god agrees to release you, of course.

[concasse]

ha

and here we got why I can't stand 'em

[reformedsinner]

Do you think they would refuse?

Having an unhappy shinki isn't good for the god, either, generally.

[concasse]

not what I meant

it's the principle of the matter

they got the power telling me what to do

[reformedsinner]

Ah, I see.

Well, we are their servants, in the end.

[concasse]

[Seriously, what is with all the shinki in this place settling for servitude?]

they should've kept me in the ground if they expected me to blindly follow orders

[reformedsinner]

We don't have to follow orders, but there are certain things about being a shinki that we can't ignore.

One of which is that, although we can encourage our gods to make decisions, it is still their decision in the end.

[concasse]

that's why I'm sayin someone needs to point me to the exit and wherever the hell my memories are

[reformedsinner]

Good luck. If you find your memories the hard way, don't worry, someone will put you down.

[concasse]

[This fuckin' baiter... but fine, he'll ask]

explain

[reformedsinner]

Trying too hard to uncover what you've forgotten can turn you into a monster.

I'm being quite literal. It's happened at least once. One or two memories may come back to you on your own, but I wouldn't recommend looking.

[concasse]

the hell does that even make sense

those memories are ours!

[reformedsinner]

They were.

If it makes it easier for you, consider thinking of this as a new life. The person that you once were died, after all.