The Gods present have spoken before of requiring balance, but that seemed to relate to their own numbers, and the shift in dominance. When we first arrived in this world, the imbalance had led to Ainea's familiars becoming active, though Rawna's familiars have not shown such a similarly invasive impact upon us yet, despite the longstanding imbalance. Other activity may relate to this, though I admit I have not had the opportunity to observe closely for those signs.
[ There's a lot to keep track of while still learning to have a personal life outside of this sort of thing, and there are often... inconveniences. She does what she can. ]
These messages from... beyond, however, still seem to reflect upon the world's past... "Some must die or all shall perish. These were their promises and their demise." To whom does that refer? It goes beyond the story. Perhaps there were once a collective of followers to the Crawling One who could not commit to such a demand?
And if so, perhaps this could be the indication of what had forced their hand, for them to commit themselves to move their souls to different forms to not chance such a loss. And to remove all memory or mention of such gods... in much the same way as they have removed any imagery of what may have once been their natural forms.
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The Gods present have spoken before of requiring balance, but that seemed to relate to their own numbers, and the shift in dominance. When we first arrived in this world, the imbalance had led to Ainea's familiars becoming active, though Rawna's familiars have not shown such a similarly invasive impact upon us yet, despite the longstanding imbalance. Other activity may relate to this, though I admit I have not had the opportunity to observe closely for those signs.
[ There's a lot to keep track of while still learning to have a personal life outside of this sort of thing, and there are often... inconveniences. She does what she can. ]
These messages from... beyond, however, still seem to reflect upon the world's past... "Some must die or all shall perish. These were their promises and their demise." To whom does that refer? It goes beyond the story. Perhaps there were once a collective of followers to the Crawling One who could not commit to such a demand?
And if so, perhaps this could be the indication of what had forced their hand, for them to commit themselves to move their souls to different forms to not chance such a loss. And to remove all memory or mention of such gods... in much the same way as they have removed any imagery of what may have once been their natural forms.