"Nethys clerics curious people, and while He can't talk to us directly at all, it's conventional theology that He possesses curiosity as an individual goal for himself and not just as a divine concern. I'd be shocked if He wasn't curious about events here in particular takaral. Just because He's seen everything that's already happened doesn't mean He can predict exactly how it will play out, and there are strange factors that hover at the edge even of His perception, far far beyond what other gods have ever begun to ravel."
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"Nethys clerics curious people, and while He can't talk to us directly at all, it's conventional theology that He possesses curiosity as an individual goal for himself and not just as a divine concern. I'd be shocked if He wasn't curious about events here in particular takaral. Just because He's seen everything that's already happened doesn't mean He can predict exactly how it will play out, and there are strange factors that hover at the edge even of His perception, far beyond what other gods have ever begun to ravel." |
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"Nethys clerics curious people, and while He can't talk to us directly at all, it's conventional Nethysian theology that He possesses curiosity as an individual goal for himself and not just as a divine concern. I'd be shocked if He wasn't curious about events here in particular takaral. Just because He's seen everything that's already happened doesn't mean He can predict exactly how it will play out, and there are strange factors that hover at the edge even of His perception, far beyond what other gods have ever begun to ravel." |