[ If Terry was here, this is where he'd say "everyone's just people, with different capabilities", but he isn't and Hiroto has to deal with 45 nee-chan instead. 45 gets the feeling of being an outcast, because she was one too, but it's nothing she could change except herself. So that's what she did. ]
That's a rather interesting perspective to have as a god, since gods are usually full of pride and smite everyone who they think is wrong. It's nice that you can be open for other perspectives.
[ This makes conversation so much easier and 45 feels less on edge. His actions also fit with his initial first impression and claims, so 45 isn't too worried about him being a threat. ]
Anyway, the Kotengu instructed the Attendants to advise the Guests to collect ofuda from each Daitengu. Putting them into the stone slab will give the Kotengu more power, which is what he wants. The Guests were led to believe that once all the ofudas are slotted, we could return to the worlds where we came from.
What do you think about that, if you think that the Kotengu is a well-intentioned extremist who was, or still is, against you?
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That's a rather interesting perspective to have as a god, since gods are usually full of pride and smite everyone who they think is wrong. It's nice that you can be open for other perspectives.
[ This makes conversation so much easier and 45 feels less on edge. His actions also fit with his initial first impression and claims, so 45 isn't too worried about him being a threat. ]
Anyway, the Kotengu instructed the Attendants to advise the Guests to collect ofuda from each Daitengu. Putting them into the stone slab will give the Kotengu more power, which is what he wants. The Guests were led to believe that once all the ofudas are slotted, we could return to the worlds where we came from.
What do you think about that, if you think that the Kotengu is a well-intentioned extremist who was, or still is, against you?