How many have you met so far anyway? I haven't kept score. [Off the billiard table he goes, apparently too jumpy to sit still. He's also wandering over to one of the TVs to power on a video game.]
At first I just did Ruin because Senri told me to. I figure I should do one "scary" god and one of the nicer ones per day, now that I went through the obvious people.
For someone who annoys you you listen to him a lot. [Idly. And also just because it's funny.] Not a bad way to balance things out either, especially since all of us know secrets about each other. It means you can use that to your advantage. Find out what other gods like, stuff like that.
Doesn't work like that, man. [Sorry.] One of our divine screw-ups is that we can't say too much too fast. It works better if you ask questions? I don't know who put that rule in.
The usual suspects. [Disorder. Ruin. Cunning. But...] Sincerity's nice enough but he's a little much. Beauty and Love are good kids even if they have some growing up to do. Justice, too. Piety's the one I trust the most when it comes to diplomatic decisions. Fortune is hard to read, but I can respect her. Indulgence and Ambition are two sides of the same coin. They could be good kids if they had better influences, but they don't.
[TBF so's Merriment but we don't talk about that.]
...I don't know her that well, but something doesn't feel right about her being a neutral party. Neutral parties are never just neutral parties in the end.
Maybe Piety. He seems to know the most about what's going on at any given time which is a huge responsibility for him. [Guess who the one braincell of the gods is.]
Worth a shot. If you find out anything interesting, let me know. [Nrrgh...] And if you have any ideas how to get people to switch sides, I'm open to that, too.
I think the hard part is that if people are with some of the more nice gods, then they seem to be pretty married to sticking with them for the time being.
It's going to be harder the longer this goes on. Nobody's going to want to switch and then we end up at a standstill which is probably why some of the others opened the game up as a free-for-all. [i.e. this is probably why murdering's allowed.]
People can be pretty firm in their beliefs though. Takes a really big problem to really change their minds.
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Tell you what. You work on your appeal, I'll work on mine.
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Fine.
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[ there are so many of you ]
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On Monday I'm going to try for Sincerity and Disorder.
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At first I just did Ruin because Senri told me to. I figure I should do one "scary" god and one of the nicer ones per day, now that I went through the obvious people.
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For someone who annoys you you listen to him a lot. [Idly. And also just because it's funny.] Not a bad way to balance things out either, especially since all of us know secrets about each other. It means you can use that to your advantage. Find out what other gods like, stuff like that.
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Wanna tell me any secrets?
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[ hm ]
Which gods are you not too fond of?
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[...] And I don't trust Patience.
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the last one makes him pause. ]
... really? Patience?
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She said that you were all idiots and it was too childish for her.
[ okay she didn't say it exactly like that. ]
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[That aside:] Okay, so it's true we're a disorganized mess and that this whole game's going to be a mess, but that's a little harsh.
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[ taka is the last person who should be allowed to say that ]
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...I don't know her that well, but something doesn't feel right about her being a neutral party. Neutral parties are never just neutral parties in the end.
[Perhaps Merriment is projecting just a bit...]
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[ taka can go annoy them for info. ]
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Some of the girls might, too.
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Hm... I'll ask around.
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People can be pretty firm in their beliefs though. Takes a really big problem to really change their minds.
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