"Er, no? I didn't even know about the tea thing until you told me. It's just that, I think the conventional opinion is that we should all be grateful to God for sending us Summoned Heroes at all, especially since God has never demanded any obvious payment from us in exchange. Professor Nightstar seems to be of the opinion that, uh," how would Professor Nightstar put this, "sending us Summoned Heroes every century or two can't possibly be the best possible option God can take to benefit us all, assuming that God has enough power to send us Summoned Heroes in the first place, and therefore this reflects very poorly on God's intelligence, altruism, sanity, or all three."
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"Er, no? I didn't even know about the tea thing until you told me. It's just that, I think the conventional opinion is that we should all be grateful to God for sending us Summoned Heroes at all, especially since God has never demanded any obvious payment from us in exchange. Professor Nightstar seems to be of the opinion that, uh," how would Professor Nightstar put this, "sending us Summoned Heroes every century or two can't possibly be the best possible option God can take to benefit us all, assuming that God has enough power to send us Summoned Heroes in the first place, and therefore this reflects very poorly on God's intelligence, altruism, sanity, or all three. No offense it's his opinion not mine!" |