This isn’t like my usual comment, but if I was MC and there was a speech I needed to do… without hesitation, I would wish hell upon the temple and the people (not that I would actually do that, but sometimes words are powerful enough to bring such chaos and devastation). Power comes with responsibility of course, and I’d help people with it, but if the temple forced me to do all that simply because I have the power to, then no, I won’t use this power at all. I did not sign up to be with the temple.
Irresponsible as it is, I don’t care. If they had the nerve to injure two kids, one of them being the ‘goddess’, I can be that cruel too then. If they threatened me by saying they would kill Theo, I would simply say “Just because I’m the ‘goddess’, it doesn’t mean I can’t kill someone. I’d kill one of you if you kill him.” Frankly speaking, robbing someone’s freedom is undeniably a cruel act. Killing someone is an even more cruel choice. Not that I would actually kill someone, but if the situation calls for it, I probably would.
Hm… maybe not ‘killing’ someone, I would probably injure them beyond saving—beyond what a doctor or a physician can heal. And at that moment too when they beg me to heal that person, I will deny them of such pleasure. Do I care? Yes. I want to save people if I have the power to. Will I save that person? Yes and no. Yes, if they would let me go. And no, if they decided to threaten me more. Since I hold the power to save them, what can they do anyway? Force me to do it? How? I’m the one wielding it.
If the priests have powers to save the person I injured, then I’d injure some more. I won’t kill them though, so don’t worry.
In conclusion, if I was ever the MC, I’d be as cruel as the demon that they would even question if I was really the goddess or not. But, being questioned of my sudden cruelty is not a surprise. I’ve been asked once or twice about it by my family and friends. It’s a bit funny actually since I’m not that cruel. I suppose… I’m just petty enough to be called ‘cruel’.
lostinflowers
This isn’t like my usual comment, but if I was MC and there was a speech I needed to do… without hesitation, I would wish hell upon the temple and the people (not that I would actually do that, but sometimes words are powerful enough to bring such chaos and devastation). Power comes with responsibility of course, and I’d help people with it, but if the temple forced me to do all that simply because I have the power to, then no, I won’t use this power at all. I did not sign up to be with the temple.
Irresponsible as it is, I don’t care. If they had the nerve to injure two kids, one of them being the ‘goddess’, I can be that cruel too then. If they threatened me by saying they would kill Theo, I would simply say “Just because I’m the ‘goddess’, it doesn’t mean I can’t kill someone. I’d kill one of you if you kill him.” Frankly speaking, robbing someone’s freedom is undeniably a cruel act. Killing someone is an even more cruel choice. Not that I would actually kill someone, but if the situation calls for it, I probably would.
Hm… maybe not ‘killing’ someone, I would probably injure them beyond saving—beyond what a doctor or a physician can heal. And at that moment too when they beg me to heal that person, I will deny them of such pleasure. Do I care? Yes. I want to save people if I have the power to. Will I save that person? Yes and no. Yes, if they would let me go. And no, if they decided to threaten me more. Since I hold the power to save them, what can they do anyway? Force me to do it? How? I’m the one wielding it.
If the priests have powers to save the person I injured, then I’d injure some more. I won’t kill them though, so don’t worry.
In conclusion, if I was ever the MC, I’d be as cruel as the demon that they would even question if I was really the goddess or not. But, being questioned of my sudden cruelty is not a surprise. I’ve been asked once or twice about it by my family and friends. It’s a bit funny actually since I’m not that cruel. I suppose… I’m just petty enough to be called ‘cruel’.
plankthon
I hate them. F*ck the priests