I'm interested in learning about the worlds of the participants to help shape the creation of the new world, you see. If I take the best parts of the world, perhaps it will be more accommodating for those who will inhabit it.
But I don't know if all the good parts of different places would make one good world. Some of those places would have to become kind of the less-good places, wouldn't they?
I never really thought of it that way, no. But good and bad are subjective in their own way. [...] In the end, I want to strive for a world where life expectations can be changed based on your own wants and desires.
It's possible one of us could vouch for another, but it's still a competition, Fabre-kun. As much as I'd like to help the others, and as much as I like several of the others, we still have to play on our own.
In a sense, yes, though we can make bribes and offers to participants to encourage them to defect to one god or another. But for other things it's a bit trickier, especially when we each have our own powers and abilities to offer.
I've thought about it. It's easier here to snap my fingers and have whatever I want in my grasp, but there's something to be said about doing things on our own, isn't there? [It's unfortunate that Beauty will answer literally everything.]
[there was probably some other reason you go and talk to gods, but whatever it is, Luke seems more interested in debating the intricacies of...home-made baked goods.]
Yeah, I mean, can you really call yourself a god if you can't even make cookies?
I never really thought of that before. Shouldn't a god have a handle on their power rather than focusing on cookies? But then again cookies can't be too hard. Can they?
I mean, if you're really going to understand your power to just... magic cookies into being, shouldn't you know how to do it the old fashioned way, too? You guys are immortal, right?
[he adds on, flippantly:] Besides, cookies are super easy. Just some... [what the hell goes in a cookie?????] ...sugar and stuff.
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[Yikes.
Still...]
Yeah. Yeah, I was. It's a nice place.
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[out of nowhere, apparently, luke has Opinions on this.]
You can't really be happy if you've never known what it's like to be sad sometimes.
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There's a difference between knowing sadness, and in living in misery.
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But I don't know if all the good parts of different places would make one good world. Some of those places would have to become kind of the less-good places, wouldn't they?
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...What if someone's wants and desires hurt someone else's wants and desires?
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I guess that wouldn't really work, huh.
But couldn't they, like... help you?
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Is it against the rules for the gods to help each other? I guess it would be, huh?
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This might be a weird question, but can you actually eat any of this?
[He indicates the tea spread.]
You know. As a god.
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Something in his expression seems to be demanding "prove it", but to his credit, he changes the subject again.]
Did you make them yourself, or just summon them? Did you have, uh, the ability to cook when you weren't a god?
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Summoned! I've never really learned to cook as a mortal, though I was starting to learn before the ascension.
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Yeah, I mean, can you really call yourself a god if you can't even make cookies?
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[Ponder, Ponder.]
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[he adds on, flippantly:] Besides, cookies are super easy. Just some... [what the hell goes in a cookie?????] ...sugar and stuff.
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