Thread RP Log - May be continued!
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Thamin
Ryker: * wouldn't bother to even interact and would slip away instantaneously if he could, but he feels the ever present glare of the blood stained alicorn that brought him back from death and obliges just to get him off his back* >.>
Chislev: *eyes the stallion with his multitude of stripes* it's not all that bad you know~
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Thamin
Ryker: Oh really now.... *snorts as if the mare has no clue what she's talking about before limping over to a nearby tree to lean against it* Enlighten me then...
Chislev: *chuckles dryly* If there's anything an old mare like me can do, it's enliiiighten you. But if you'd like to know the short version, i served with a human and his kid for some time, they are not all so bad, if they do not saddle you and shove metal to your mouth, you are in better places.
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Thamin
Ryker: *Snarles* A saddle and bit are all you have to enlighten me about? *rolls his eyes* Try again once you've knocked on Death's door and then are dragged back to the world of the living, to exist as only a shadow of who you once were.
Chislev: *barely bats an eye at his irritated state* No, something worse, having to watch the one you love die, and leaving your only child to a surely imminent and lonely death in some pumpkin patch. I would have rather died young stallion. If you were brought back, it was but for a purpose, and even a shadow should be thankful to be.
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Thamin
Ryker: If I lived because I had purpose and should be thankful then that means your loved one and child were meant to die for they had no purpose or reason to live. From what you just said, you should be thankful they died and you lived.
Chislev: *Her face was a mask, blank* War is not pretty, it is a terrible thing, and left me perhaps as soulless as you are heartless, if you know the difference that is. It takes lives, very rarely does it save them. I breathe, my heart beats, I have retired and I remember them, and that is how they live.
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Thamin
Ryker: Perhaps that should be another thing you try to enlighten me about then? Hmmm? Especially since your last efforts were so effective...
Chislev: *shrugs* you cannot enlighten the stubborn headed mule. So I will let it pass, since you are obviously a bitter case, would you prefer to die? I can perhaps help with that. war does leave a creature with a hardness.
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Thamin
Ryker:*snorts hopelessly* I have wished for death every waking moment since I was brought back.... Many want me dead, but one refuses to let me die... Seems there is no place in heaven or hell for the likes of me... *chuckles* Perhaps you should speak with the blood stained alicorn... Maybe he can help you live and stop trying to make me do so...
Chislev: Walk yourself off a cliff perhaps? Eat poisonous fruit, is this blood stained creature some sort of diety? I heard those have more than one set of wings and have better to deal with than snippy stallions. Nor do they practice that particular kind of torture.
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Thamin
Ryker: *ignores the mares ideas on death, he'd tried them all anyways* He's the former guardian of purgatory - The judger and 'clenser' of souls, readying them through the shedding of blood and fire to purify them for heaven - cast out of the heavens to the mortal world for some reason or another...
Chislev: Never have a met such a creature, but one must have done something terrible bad to deserve that. Perhaps you were so bad of a soul that you were not wanted, even where the bad things are, then, you certainly don't deserve anything, most certainly not enlightening, or light of any kind. *smirks* Unless you are wrongly accused?
Thamin
Ryker: The more evil you are the more hell welcomes you... and for the truly horrific the welcome you as if you were a hero for the damned... My Fault and Accusation? I was too weak to kill my final foe and thus not worthy of the family who's hoofprints I was following in. Their remedy? Kill the weakling.
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Chislev: Ahhh, then perhaps you are in fact THE light in the situation. when there is too much darkness it seeks to snuff out the light, even if that light comes from a torch that was lit via evil, it may still be, in fact, good. my late husband was such a torch amongst the darkness of his clan. Very complicated family issues then?
