GODLY AUDIENCES: ALEX

[divus]

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[divus]

How strange. There wasn't such an influence anywhere in my old life, but it doesn't sound too unlikely.

[But with that out of the way, the stone's set on a table and Beauty's hands are folded into his lap.]

How many I help you today, Alex-kun?

[psynergy]

I was curious about you actually, seeing as we haven't met before now. I thought it would be irresponsible to continue making decisions for this group without more complete knowledge of it.

[divus]

You're correct about that. Several of you have come to that same conclusion and it's why it's wise of all of us to accept these audiences.

Though I must ask...what decisions have you already made based on that?

[psynergy]

Not many, honestly. My previous choices have tended to regard numbers and the potential of their powers as opposed to who you are. I have a feeling that won't be viable much longer, though.

[He would've made a "who" choice once he realized who Fortune was but oops, already dead.]

[divus]

Our powers don't exactly match our ideals, if you really want to know. It's better to learn how we would ever use our powers rather than rely on what's written out there. The statues aren't entirely accurate either, are they?

[psynergy]

I was presuming as much by now, yes. Were your powers then not of your own choosing?

[divus]

They were crafted in a way that we knew what they would be, but there are several uses for what we can do with them. It's all a matter of creativity.

[psynergy]

Of course. It's not much of a "game" without that. I was actually curious about what you represent as a god, however.

[divus]

...how exactly do you mean? [Alex that question can be taken a few different ways. As in what do we, as gods, represent as a whole or what my specific virtue is meant to represent?

[psynergy]

[He's super vague most of the time, sorry.]

I meant I wondered if your "virtues" were selected by your lot or if they were intended to suit you.

[divus]

I believe it was the latter, seeing how most of us would agree that our names and selected virtues suit us even if it's not the most traditional sense of the word.