Heaven's BBS | Text

[lostinshadows]

Posted: July 15
From: Anon

Here’s a question for you all: what do you think about death?

Considering the recent murders, I’d say it’s something to think about, isn’t it?

It truly brings in the question of whether or not death plays a relevant role here. People seem to be able to come back to life, but seems to go from god to shinki or even shinki to god. Regardless of the reason for the change in reversal, it seems that one element in particular remains missing: memories.

I’m curious as to why memories seem to be the important element in deciding between a god and a shinki aside from the obvious.

So, here’s another question: how many of you were previously shinki who became a god? If you don’t remember your time as a shinki, would you want those memories back?

Comments

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[justclaws]

On that I would beg to differ. In my own world, I serve a master myself, who would never dream of so casually making the demands on me, or on any of her servants, as this place imposes on shinki. There are servants and servants, and the role of a shinki has much more in common with a trusted manservant than that of a maid of all work, to be summoned and dismissed. No wise master would so thoroughly disregard the strengths and talents of those who must serve them so closely.

Perhaps I differ simply in that I know what it is to serve a wise master.

Re: Private Text

[lostinshadows]

Then all would make a difference if it was a wise master that we've had. In any case, it sounds like you truly value your master.

Regardless of the case, I am aware there are those who calls for equality between god and shinki, or at least wish to have shinki be regarded more importantly than as something lesser than a god.