thusia | Group Intro

. . . it's all so demeaning . . .

[looks pretty repulsed :|a]

That's not all of it. I'll show you around, your majesty.

[heading toward the door, but pausing to point out the hololist]

This machine will tell you what the gods exchange for, if you ever decide you'd rather sleep comfortably while being demeaned.

[sniffs and ignores it :|a]

What else is there?

[leads him out into the hall, and then the larger connector hall, starts heading toward the still forested area.]

As you can see, the state of your castle is a little overgrown.

Why has it been allowed t fall into such shameful disrepair? You all live here, don't you?

I was one of the first to arrive, and that was only about a month ago. As I said, the first civilization died out. Apparently killed by all of this.

[half wave at the plants]

. . .

Plants. Killed by plants?

I imagine the beasts had a bit to do with it too.

Hm, you want to see more?

[heading through the thinnest part of the forest toward the hole in the wall]

What else is there to see? More "killer plants"? What strange lies you've swallowed from these gods . . .

Humans really die rather easily, and this is the third world I've been to where everyone was either already dead or in the process of dying. It isn't hard to swallow at all.

[leads out the hole and onto a big twisty tree. there is SUNLIGHT albeit filtered through a huge ass canopy. He looks around]

Hm... they should be around somewhere...

This best be worth my while, dog.

Believe me, your majesty isn't going to be terribly busy around here, especially if you refuse to do what we were brought here for.

Ah, there they are.

[POINTS AT SOME DRAGONS, they running alike the side of some giant ass trees but take wing toward the top. they are ruby red, about the size of a killer whale, and there's four of them moving in formation]

I suppose things like that could kill quite a number of ordinary humans.

[. . .

okay I suppose that was interesting enough to suit. FEIGNING A LACK OF INTEREST but definitely watching the dragons ...]

And were the previous occupants ordinary?

Wouldn't they have to be? My power has been limited since my arrival here, perhaps this is just a weak world overall.

One does have to wonder how such insignificant creatures as my castle's previous occupants were ever expected to survive in the first place.

Who knows? Gods seem to be poorly suited for keeping the human race alive.

[heading back inside]

[falling into step with him]

Is that all there is to see?

More or less. There's more beasts in there. [thumbs at the indoor forest] Weaker ones, and everything we've cleared out so far are apartments.

How drab.

I know. You really should have died at a more convenient time, then you could have shown up once things are more interesting.

That's a very passive way to deal with the problem.

Well, if your plan is to make things more interesting, I won't complain.

I wouldn't have cared if you had.

Yes yes. You really only have to say that once for people to get the idea, your majesty.

[i guess since the tour is done, heading towards apt b]

[still looking around, marginally curious at least]

Then if I've already said it, you should know better than to point out your potential complaint. Where's the bar . . . ?

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