GODLY AUDIENCES: SIEG

[divus]

Comments

[heartmunculus]

I want... something where people aren't created to serve one singular purpose. I want them to have the freedom to choose. Sometimes people choose wrong, but I think free will is important. Homunculi... we aren't supposed to have anything like that. We only recognize other options when they're given to us.

... Also if it's possible, nothing that could grant any wish in exchange for lives. It doesn't tend to work out well.

[divus]

Yeah your whole wish system with the Grail sounds pretty bad. But I didn't know that about homunculi...seems to me you've got plenty of free will of your own here.

Otherwise? That sounds pretty great to me. It also kind of sounds like one of the worlds one of the others wants to design.

[heartmunculus]

[All the world's evils in one inconvenient cup!]

I'm an anomaly. I never should've had emotions to begin with.

[... Anyway.]

It sounds similar to the one Sincerity talked about. Are we thinking of the same god?

[divus]

"Never should've" is one thing, but you do. And that's really cool. [There's a shake of the head.]

It doesn't surprise me you'd think so since they're pretty alike, but I was thinking of Beauty, too. They both believe in freedom of expression.

[heartmunculus]

[He just kind of blushes in response.]

They're close friends, aren't they? That makes sense to me.

[divus]

Yeah, you could say that. They're very much the same kind of person and were always like that even in their old lives.

[heartmunculus]

I see... Thank you, Merriment.

[divus]

Sure. I think it makes them happy when more people talk to them anyway, so anything I can do to send people their way...[Shrug.]

[heartmunculus]

I promised Sincerity I would keep cooking sweet for him.

[divus]

That's really nice of you, Sieg. I mean it. [Does Merriment just kind of worry about half of the other gods? Yeah.] What're you thinking of making next?

[heartmunculus]

[Sieg can't quite pinpoint who Merriment reminds him of, but he reminds him of somebody...]

I was thinking a chocolate-strawberry cake. Most people seem to like that flavor.

[divus]

It's a good combination of something rich and something sweet. What's not to like?

[heartmunculus]

It's all good to me.

[divus]

Anybody ever tell you you're a little too easy-going sometimes?

[heartmunculus]

... It's just food isn't it?

[divus]

Yeah, but everybody has to have an opinion on something don't they?

[heartmunculus]

I have opinions on grails.

[divus]

Do you have any opinions that aren't throwing cups into the clouds?

[heartmunculus]

I liked spending time with the professors in Chaldea for the brief time I was there.

[Nerd.]

[divus]

What kind of stuff did they teach you? I've never heard of Chaldea or anything like that, and I've never met professors.

[heartmunculus]

Math and a little bit of how to fight. I think Moriarty tried to teach the Master how to run an evil empire, but she walked away before he could finish.

[divus]

Why would anybody need to know how to do that...? [He shakes his head.] But math seems pretty important.

[heartmunculus]

Well.. He's Moriarty. He's a math professor, but he's also called the Napoleon of crime for a reason.

... He might've been trying to help? It's hard to get a read on that guy.

[divus]

...sounds like some of the people we've got on this end of things. [Yike.] But whatever, I guess.

[heartmunculus]

You have fictional crime lords as gods?