GODLY AUDIENCES: SIEG

[divus]

Comments

[divus]

You're totally missing my point, don't be rude.

[heartmunculus]

... It's not the worst I've ever had?

[Doesn't that just make Sieg sound more pathetic though...]

[divus]

Still not my point...it's not a competition. I mean that part, anyway.

[heartmunculus]

I'll... try to rest.

[divus]

Good. ...and I'll stay with you for a while. Resting by yourself is really boring anyway. We can play a game or something? Lowkey to keep you from running off and not resting but busy enough to keep yourself occupied.

[heartmunculus]

[Wow, she really understands him.

Or maybe he's just that straightforward.]

There are some board games upstairs. Maybe one of those?

[divus]

A board game works for me...do you have a favorite yet? Have you played any of them?

[heartmunculus]

Not yet, I've been playing... I think it's called Tetris?

[divus]

That's a video game...but I know a game we can play that's sort of like that! [Give her a second before a box of Jenga materializes for them, along with a wooden tray to build the tower.]

You have to pull pieces out of the tower and stack them up without the whole thing falling over.

[heartmunculus]

I see... Do we lose when it becomes too unstable to stay up?

[divus]

Yup. The winner is whoever doesn't knock over the tower. Make sense?

[heartmunculus]

... Isn't this the opposite of Tetris?

[But he nods.]

[divus]

A little! But it'll still be fun, I promise.

[heartmunculus]

Alright, I trust you.

[For a lot more things than just picking out board games, but here they go.]

[divus]

[And so they play Jenga and she probably loses a lot, but we can probably call this a wrap.]