candyconsumption: (ramblers in the wilderness)
Uchiha Itachi ([personal profile] candyconsumption) wrote in [community profile] thefarshore2017-07-28 05:48 pm

[Text/Public] Need Advice

From: Anonymous
Date: August 9th


Say you are a shinki... and you have lost your god. You have waited for them to come back... but you have begun to realize, perhaps they never will return. Now, you feel empty... and lost.

But then, a god who has watched over you since you arrived here takes you in. You care about them a great deal. You want to ask if they will allow you to be their shinki...

But do you do it, if the chances are slim that they will accept? Is it best... to spare yourself the embarrassment... and pain... of being rejected? I am currently living with them... so I also fear that perhaps if I pose the question and am rejected... perhaps they will not want me to stay with them anymore. I would like to think that they are a better person than that... a kinder person... but what if I am wrong? What if I am just fooling myself into thinking otherwise... due to my own loneliness?

What would you do?
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[personal profile] koukai_kirai 2017-07-31 07:16 am (UTC)(link)
I mentioned the option because I'm willing.

If you go along the shoreline of the Far Shore, you'll find a narrow path leading up into the hills. You should be able to see a few glimpses of wooden buildings near the top of the hill through the trees, even at this time of year. There's a large torii gate at the end of the path, leading to the shrine complex.

When I'm on the Far Shore, I'm typically in the residential building, the dojo out back, or the gardens.