arsgoetia | [Game 18] Endgame

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[Game 18] Endgame

It's early morning by the time they tidy up the house and fix the windows—leaving it as neat as they'd entered it, Tristan promises—and head out. Tristan seems to be itching to just get away from the place, though they can't return to the church, and it's now New Year's Day—so they head back across the border to the house in New York. Even Sariel comes along—albeit reluctantly—at Tristan's suggestion.

"To my understanding," Tristan says, "the kid's with Sera right now, which I'm cool with. I was a bit rough on him, so he might be sleeping it off for another little while—and like you all said, he might be a bit freaked out to see a dozen people staring at him. So let's leave him there for now. I can send you all home." He pauses.

"But if you want to come back soon . . . I can bring you back. No agenda necessary. If you don't want to come—well, let me know, and I'll try not to bring you."

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Umm... does it not? It seems pretty broad.

Are we all neutral?

I'm pretty sure we all have our own biases, but...

It's not like we're 100% on Heaven's side, or 100% on Hell's side, or 100% on the fairies' side, or 100% on the Intercessionists' side... so we're neutral compared to them. There's no problem for us if we help all of those different groups. Whereas, I'm pretty sure all of those groups have some problems helping all of the others...

But that is hardly neutrality.

We are certainly... entangled.

I don't know how to put that in a way that's not "neutral" though...

Also—I think we kind of balance out—like, obviously Lucia is the most important person in the world to me, so I'm always thinking of what's best for Lucia~ but other people are more sympathetic to other people... So between us in the end usually we end up supporting everybody... Right? Maybe?