Conversations, Wills, and Maybe Mass

Moostrav you're a fool to say such. Everyone should have a will regardless. There is no telling when or how we will leave this world. Accepting death as a constant possibility is simply the reality we exist in, and even Professor Algrave at his most powerful could not change that. Prepare for the worst, but plan for the best. Write a will.

Alysaine,
You speak of the professor as prophetic?
Yet we hear you speak against his teachings.

Understand this,
We do not perceive this "worst" you speak up, it does not exist. We are, have, and will become a constant. An infectious idea to outlive even the likes of the immortal. If you will be you are, and we are. We do not blindly follow the Algraves' teachings but apply them to our own truths, and in this, we have found how to truly exist.

One must be willing to believe in nothing when they wish to act careless,
Yet at the same time believe that a single word can change the world when it is your will.

For something to truly be alive one must become their own Arbiter,
You must be the absolute authority on your truths,
Less your truth not be your own

You call us a fool. You flaunt yourself over our will, our truth, and dare give the opposition power. You are the fool. If you truly believe yourself to be correct, no be alive; fight us.

Moostrov,

All eight of you
Are a waste of space here.
Just stop.
No one cares.
Just let people write their wills.

Nikolai Malagan





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Niko,

Eh fine cousin,
Your poems are always so nice,
We'll stop here,
But only for you.
Guess this is what we get for caring this one time. Hahahaha!

For once, I almost agree with Nikolai. We may not perceive our possible obliviation, but the Maw certainly does. Our reality and its reality clash, and quite frankly I'd put the strength of the Maw of maybe two dozen half trained Archons, however much confidence I have in my own mental capabilities.

I've no idea where you got the ideaI think the Professor is prophetic. While I hold him in high esteem, I in fact disagree with many of his teachings- or at least the way he presents them.

While there is some merit in the things you say- particularly about believing it is possible to change the world with a word- not accepting that reality may not go your way is foolish. I have had many patients who truly, deeply believed in themselves and their ability to pull through. They were always the most likely to survive, but not all of them did.

As for fighting you, if it's a battle of wits you want I'll be happy to oblige you. But I've no interest in getting in a physical fight with a man three times my size. For all your words, I'm no fool.

We where contempt to leave here,
Yet you continue your venom prost,
So we'll challenge you to a game of Chaos Chess.

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