[ no no, she's free to burn things. gale will come sit down, and then tara will hop up onto his lap to sit here as well. what kitty cat doesn't love a fire. ]
[ she slips a hand inside her sleeveless brown vest, pulling out a crumpled paper from where it was tucked against her chest. ok. she squints at the letter before she just hands it over she doesn't want to read!
"Izutsumi, find Gale, Yuffie, and Kanda: "My god! My savior! You arrived." (not you, don't come, also please don't just throw this away because the other three WILL hunt you down)"
It sounds something like scripture - religious writings. With yours ...
[ pulling out his notebook, reading aloud: ]
"...was astronomical, but I was finally able to see it." "In return for the gift I offered" "It rose above us, towering, and I wept." "My god! My savior! You arrived."
I believe this is the correct order, though some questions remain. It is my guess that it describes the ritual to summon the god, following the sacrifices, and the writer's awe upon seeing the results of the summoning.
[ crosses her arms, listening to this but just gives a confused look. ]
Well, we already knew about the whole summoning for a god. That's just basic cult behavior, right? So why tell us this? Or is it more about the kind of ritual used?
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For now. Might I speak with you about something?
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What about?
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Here: [ he'll pull out his notebook where he's copied it down. "...was astronomical, but I was finally able to see it." ] My portion.
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[ she slips a hand inside her sleeveless brown vest, pulling out a crumpled paper from where it was tucked against her chest. ok. she squints at the letter before she just hands it over she doesn't want to read!
"My god! My savior! You arrived."
(not you, don't come, also please don't just throw this away because the other three WILL hunt you down)"
yippee! ] Was about to toss it.
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Not much for following instruction, are you? [ very lightly, not at all judgmental. cats, man. ]
I'm not quite certain how they all fit together yet, but I am curious indeed. My god! My savior! You arrived. Hm.
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[ cats, literally. she listens and makes a scrunched up face, scratching at one of her ears. ]
Is it about the cult? They're the one trying to summon some God, right?
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[ pulling out his notebook, reading aloud: ]
"...was astronomical, but I was finally able to see it."
"In return for the gift I offered"
"It rose above us, towering, and I wept."
"My god! My savior! You arrived."
I believe this is the correct order, though some questions remain. It is my guess that it describes the ritual to summon the god, following the sacrifices, and the writer's awe upon seeing the results of the summoning.
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Well, we already knew about the whole summoning for a god. That's just basic cult behavior, right? So why tell us this? Or is it more about the kind of ritual used?
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[ reading it over again, thinking. ]
I think you are correct. It might be specifying the kind of ritual. Or perhaps even the specific kind of god.
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[ hmm... ] Maybe on how to deal with it? I guess? Monsters have weak spots, so I guess gods probably do too.