[ unfortunately, hödr is the least compatible with the vessel that muramasa manifested in; silco is getting the story second-hand from a blacksmith, not the god himself. ]
It was the only thing in the world that hadn't sworn an oath to their mother not to harm him. And he's blind.
... Maybe I can guess. You've always been a bit of a bastard, Silco. Nobody else here is quite like you. Sometimes, I have to wonder how much of your rot comes from picking at your own wounds to keep them festering.
[ because that karma, man. ]
I don't much see the appeal in the end of things, personally. It's just something that is — same as the new things that come after.
Because Muramasa is far too correct, but Silco doesn't see it that way. He disagrees in a fundamental level. Even if he's right. ]
How much of my "rot", is it? I've been called a great many things, most of them unpleasant, but rotted hasn't been a common one. I wonder how much of your perception is based in fiction, when the truth is difficult for most to grasp.
[ No, no. He's right, Silco. It's fine. ]
The new thing after... the thing that ends. Ah, but wouldn't it be best to have control over it?
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It was the only thing in the world that hadn't sworn an oath to their mother not to harm him. And he's blind.
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It's a tree.
It can't swear anything.
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Or maybe nobody knew there was a kami in it.
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[ can u believe this no imagination dickhead killed a god ]
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Hah. You know, I never found my way around to believing in that one. It could have been simply very lucky, couldn't it?
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It was always going to happen. Hodr kills Baldr, and that is the beginning of the end.
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[ That, at least, he can understand. ]
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He didn't know it was coming.
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Why?
[ Some men just want to see the world burn, silco ]
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He just didn't know it himself.
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Oh, now I do not think you want to know the answer to that one.
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[ because that karma, man. ]
I don't much see the appeal in the end of things, personally. It's just something that is — same as the new things that come after.
[ weaponized buddhism peepaw has loGGED IN. ]
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Because Muramasa is far too correct, but Silco doesn't see it that way. He disagrees in a fundamental level. Even if he's right. ]
How much of my "rot", is it? I've been called a great many things, most of them unpleasant, but rotted hasn't been a common one. I wonder how much of your perception is based in fiction, when the truth is difficult for most to grasp.
[ No, no. He's right, Silco. It's fine. ]
The new thing after... the thing that ends. Ah, but wouldn't it be best to have control over it?
[ NO ]