"One, wrapping an entire planet or solar system in an antimagic field doesn't sound to me like any one god. That takes something on the scale of Pharasma, or whatever other beings are out there like Pharasma. Rovagug, maybe, had to be on that level, because otherwise Pharasma would've easily squashed it. So there's more than one thing like that in reality, and if there's two, there's more."
"Second - I don't know what the rules are like, but - it can't be as simple as Asmodeus and Abadar and Irori and Nethys and Cayden Cailean setting up a world somewhere and cultivating, the kind of knowledge that Keltham knows. They could've done that earlier, if it was possible, if it was allowed. If it's happening just now, it would - have to be because of prophecy breaking - and then we're back to there not being time, again, unless they're just pouring knowledge directly out of Axis and that has to break the rules - maybe something out of Azlant, another and hidden Aroden, emerging from hiding after prophecy shattered, would know that much -"
"But what makes more sense to me is if they're just - from outside, they're just not governed by our rules at all."
"Third, we still have the question of why Keltham is landing in a romance novel. Why not just throw somebody who knew all that stuff straight to Egorian, somebody who studied that sort of thing, and let Egorian torture or enchant them to give up all their knowledge? Why a teenage boy who died in a plane crash and hadn't really studied things, why stick him next to Carissa Sevar, why stick him next to an asexual, and while we're on the subject, why did Cayden Caylean curse Pilar Pineda with cake powers?"
"One, wrapping an entire planet or solar system in an antimagic field doesn't sound to me like any one god. That takes something on the scale of Pharasma, or whatever other beings are out there like Pharasma. Rovagug, maybe, had to be on that level, because otherwise Pharasma would've easily squashed it. So there's more than one thing like that in reality, and if there's two, there's more."
"Second - I don't know what the rules are like, but - it can't be as simple as Asmodeus and Abadar and Irori and Nethys and Cayden Cailean setting up a world somewhere and cultivating, the kind of knowledge that Keltham knows. They could've done that earlier, if it was possible, if it was allowed. If it's happening just now, it would - have to be because of prophecy breaking - and then we're back to there not being time, again, unless they're just pouring knowledge directly out of Axis and that has to break the rules - maybe something out of Azlant, another and hidden Aroden, emerging from hiding after prophecy shattered, would know that much -"
"But what makes more sense to me is if they're just - from outside, they're just not governed by our rules at all."
"Third, we still have the question of why Keltham is landing in a romance novel. Why not just throw some dath ilani who knew all that stuff better, straight to Egorian, somebody who studied that sort of thing, and let Egorian torture or enchant them to give up all their knowledge? Why a teenage boy who died in a plane crash and hadn't really studied things, why stick him next to Carissa Sevar, why stick him next to an asexual like he'd find in an eroLARP, and while we're on the subject, why did Cayden Caylean curse Pilar Pineda with cake powers?"
"One, wrapping an entire planet or solar system in an antimagic field doesn't sound to me like any one god. That takes something on the scale of Pharasma, or whatever other beings are out there like Pharasma. Rovagug, maybe, had to be on that level, because otherwise Pharasma would've easily squashed it. So there's more than one thing like that in reality, and if there's two, there's more."
"Second - I don't know what the rules are like, but - it can't be as simple as Asmodeus and Abadar and Irori and Nethys and Cayden Cailean setting up a world somewhere and cultivating, the kind of knowledge that Keltham knows. They could've done that earlier, if it was possible, if it was allowed. If it's happening just now, it would - have to be because of prophecy breaking - and then we're back to there not being time, again, unless they're just pouring knowledge directly out of Axis and that has to break the rules - maybe something out of Azlant, another and hidden Aroden, emerging from hiding after prophecy shattered, would know that much -"
"But what makes more sense to me is if they're just - from outside, they're just not governed by our rules at all."
"Third, we still have the question of why Keltham is landing in a romance novel. Why not just throw some dath ilani who knew all that stuff better, straight to Egorian, somebody who studied that sort of thing, and let Egorian torture or enchant them to give up all their knowledge? Why a teenage boy who died in a plane crash and hadn't really studied things, why stick him next to Carissa Sevar, why stick him next to an asexual like he'd find in an eroLARP, and while we're on the subject, why did Asmodeus tell us not to enchant him and why did Cayden Caylean curse Pilar Pineda with cake powers?"
"One, wrapping an entire planet or solar system in an antimagic field doesn't sound to me like any one god. That takes something on the scale of Pharasma, or whatever other beings are out there like Pharasma. Rovagug, maybe, had to be on that level, because otherwise Pharasma would've easily squashed it. So there's more than one thing like that in reality, and if there's two, there's more."
"Second - I don't know what the rules are like, but - it can't be as simple as Asmodeus and Abadar and Irori and Nethys and Cayden Cailean setting up a world somewhere and cultivating, the kind of knowledge that Keltham knows. They could've done that earlier, if it was possible, if it was allowed. If it's happening just now, it would - have to be because of prophecy breaking - and then we're back to there not being time, again, unless they're just pouring knowledge directly out of Axis and that has to break the rules - maybe something out of Azlant, another and hidden Aroden, emerging from hiding after prophecy shattered, would know that much -"
"But what makes more sense to me is if they're just - from outside, they're just not governed by our rules at all."
"Third, we still have the question of why Keltham is landing in a romance novel. Why not just throw some dath ilani who knew all that stuff better, straight to Egorian, somebody who studied that sort of thing, and let Egorian torture or enchant them to give up all their knowledge? Why a teenage boy who died in an air-vehicle crash and hadn't really studied things, why stick him next to Carissa Sevar, why stick him next to an asexual like he'd find in an eroLARP, and while we're on the subject, why did Asmodeus tell us not to enchant him and why did Cayden Caylean curse Pilar Pineda with cake powers?"
"One, wrapping an entire planet or solar system in an antimagic field doesn't sound to me like any one god. That takes something on the scale of Pharasma, or whatever other beings are out there like Pharasma. Rovagug, maybe, had to be on that level, because otherwise Pharasma would've easily squashed it. So there's more than one thing like that in reality, and if there's two, there's more."
"Second - I don't know what the rules are like, but - it can't be as simple as Asmodeus and Abadar and Irori and Nethys and Cayden Cailean setting up a world somewhere and cultivating, the kind of knowledge that Keltham knows. They could've done that earlier, if it was possible, if it was allowed. If it's happening just now, it would - have to be because of prophecy breaking - and then we're back to there not being time, again, unless they're just pouring knowledge directly out of Axis and that has to break the rules - maybe something out of Azlant, another and hidden Aroden, emerging from hiding after prophecy shattered, would know that much -"
"But what makes more sense to me is if they're just - from outside, they're just not governed by our rules at all."
"Third, we still have the question of why Keltham is landing in a romance novel. Why not just throw some dath ilani who knew all that stuff better, straight to Egorian, somebody who studied that sort of thing, and let Egorian torture or enchant them to give up all their knowledge? Why a teenage boy who died in an air-vehicle crash and only had a loose idea of how to synthesize one kind of important acid, why stick him next to Carissa Sevar, why stick him next to an asexual like he'd find in an eroLARP, and while we're on the subject, why did Asmodeus tell us not to enchant him and why did Cayden Caylean curse Pilar Pineda with cake powers?"
"One, wrapping an entire planet or solar system in an antimagic field doesn't sound to me like any one god. That takes something on the scale of Pharasma, or whatever other beings are out there like Pharasma. Rovagug, maybe, had to be on that level, because otherwise Pharasma would've easily squashed it. So there's more than one thing like that in reality, and if there's two, there's more."
"Second - I don't know what the rules are like, but - it can't be as simple as Asmodeus and Abadar and Irori and Nethys and Cayden Cailean setting up a world somewhere and cultivating, the kind of knowledge that Keltham knows. They could've done that earlier, if it was possible, if it was allowed. If it's happening just now, it would - have to be because of prophecy breaking - and then we're back to there not being time, again, unless they're just pouring knowledge directly out of Axis and that has to break the rules - maybe something out of Azlant, another and hidden Aroden, emerging from hiding after prophecy shattered, would know that much -"
"But what makes more sense to me is if they're just - from outside, they're just not governed by our rules at all."
"Third, we still have the question of why Keltham is landing in a romance novel. Why not just throw some dath ilani who knew all that stuff better, straight to Egorian, somebody who studied that sort of thing, and let Egorian torture or enchant them to give up all their knowledge? Why a teenage boy who died in an air-vehicle crash and only had a loose idea of how to synthesize one kind of important acid, why stick him next to Carissa Sevar, why stick him next to an asexual like he'd find in an eroLARP, and while we're on the subject, why did Asmodeus tell us not to enchant him and why did Cayden Cailean curse Pilar Pineda with cake powers?"
"One, wrapping an entire planet or solar system in an antimagic field doesn't sound to me like any one god. That takes something on the scale of Pharasma, or whatever other beings are out there like Pharasma. Rovagug, maybe, had to be on that level, because otherwise Pharasma would've easily squashed it. So there's more than one thing like that in reality, and if there's two, there's more."
"Second - I don't know what the rules are like, but - it can't be as simple as Asmodeus and Abadar and Irori and Nethys and Cayden Cailean setting up a world somewhere and cultivating, the kind of knowledge that Keltham knows. They could've done that earlier, if it was possible, if it was allowed. If it's happening just now, it would - have to be because of prophecy breaking - and then we're back to there not being time, again, unless they're just pouring knowledge directly out of Axis and that has to break the rules - maybe something out of Azlant, another and hidden Aroden, emerging from hiding after prophecy shattered, would know that much -"
"But what makes more sense to me is if they're just - from outside, they're just not governed by our rules at all."
"Third, we still have the question of why Keltham is landing in a romance novel. Why not just throw some dath ilani who knew all that stuff better, straight to Egorian, and let Egorian torture or enchant them to give up all their knowledge? Why a teenage boy who died in an air-vehicle crash and only had a loose idea of how to synthesize one kind of important acid, why stick him next to Carissa Sevar, why stick him next to an asexual like he'd find in an eroLARP, and while we're on the subject, why did Asmodeus tell us not to enchant him and why did Cayden Cailean curse Pilar Pineda with cake powers?"
"One, wrapping an entire planet or solar system in an antimagic field doesn't sound to me like any one god. That takes something on the scale of Pharasma, or whatever other beings are out there like Pharasma. Rovagug, maybe, had to be on that level, because otherwise Pharasma would've easily squashed it. So there's more than one thing like that in reality, and if there's two, there's more."
"Second - I don't know what the rules are like, but - it can't be as simple as Asmodeus and Abadar and Irori and Nethys and Cayden Cailean setting up a world somewhere and cultivating, the kind of knowledge that Keltham knows. They could've done that earlier, if it was possible, if it was allowed. If it's happening just now, it would - have to be because of prophecy breaking - and then we're back to there not being time, again, unless they're just pouring knowledge directly out of Axis and that has to break the rules - maybe something out of Azlant, another and hidden Aroden, emerging from hiding after prophecy shattered, would know that much -"
"But what makes more sense to me is if they're just - from outside, they're just not governed by our rules at all."
"Third, we still have the question of why Keltham is landing in a romance novel. Why not just throw some dath ilani who knew all that stuff better, straight to Egorian, and let Egorian torture or enchant them to give up all their knowledge? Why a teenage boy who died in a flying-item crash and only had a loose idea of how to synthesize one kind of important acid, why stick him next to Carissa Sevar, why bounce him to an asexual like he'd find in an eroLARP, and while we're on the subject, why did Asmodeus tell us not to enchant him and why did Cayden Cailean curse Pilar Pineda with cake powers?"
"One, wrapping an entire planet or solar system in an antimagic field doesn't sound to me like any one god. That takes something on the scale of Pharasma, or whatever other beings are out there like Pharasma. Rovagug, maybe, had to be on that level, because otherwise Pharasma would've easily squashed it. So there's more than one thing like that in reality, and if there's two, there's more."
"Second - I don't know what the rules are like, but - it can't be as simple as Asmodeus and Abadar and Irori and Nethys and Cayden Cailean setting up a world somewhere, and cultivating the kind of knowledge that Keltham knows. They could've done that earlier, if it was possible, if it was allowed. If it's happening just now, it would - have to be because of prophecy breaking - and then we're back to there not being time, again, unless they're just pouring knowledge directly out of Axis and that has to break the rules - maybe something out of Azlant, another and hidden Aroden, emerging from hiding after prophecy shattered, would know that much -"
"But what makes more sense to me is if they're just - from outside, they're just not governed by our rules at all."
"Third, we still have the question of why Keltham is landing in a romance novel. Why not just throw some dath ilani who knew all that stuff better, straight to Egorian, and let Egorian torture or enchant them to give up all their knowledge? Why a teenage boy who died in a flying-item crash and only had a loose idea of how to synthesize one kind of important acid, why stick him next to Carissa Sevar, why bounce him to an asexual like he'd find in an eroLARP, and while we're on the subject, why did Asmodeus tell us not to enchant him and why did Cayden Cailean curse Pilar Pineda with cake powers?"
