[He sends that right off before he reads. It is a monumental amount, really, but he does take his time with it, turning it over and comparing it to experience.]
A hungry creature is hunted by a winged thing. Next thing we know, there is life and the one in dirt is scorned and the one in sky is hailed.
The obvious thing is to assume that our probably Crawling One is the villain and the other the hero. But, if the latter is a god, how did there come to be four? And if he is not, then what became of him? It's also confusing that a creature that started content in the stone and soil would so thoroughly resent remaining there.
...And I have to admit, there's the trouble that I may be overcomplicating things and assuming the worst of the obvious hero and best of the obvious villain.
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[He sends that right off before he reads. It is a monumental amount, really, but he does take his time with it, turning it over and comparing it to experience.]
A hungry creature is hunted by a winged thing. Next thing we know, there is life and the one in dirt is scorned and the one in sky is hailed.
The obvious thing is to assume that our probably Crawling One is the villain and the other the hero. But, if the latter is a god, how did there come to be four? And if he is not, then what became of him? It's also confusing that a creature that started content in the stone and soil would so thoroughly resent remaining there.
...And I have to admit, there's the trouble that I may be overcomplicating things and assuming the worst of the obvious hero and best of the obvious villain.