[He's been talking to the Zenites. Suddenly his prior experience makes a great deal of sense. The shard-bearers over there tend to be indifferent to the idea of seeing their worlds again at best, and active apocalypse-seekers at worst.
Still, hopefully this man is better off for having asked around over there. It's smart to learn more about both sides, and god knows Liem spent long enough living in Highstorm before settling in Springstar. He isn't one to judge a person for fraternizing with "the enemy."
And in any case, the answer the man gives is a familiar enough refrain.]
That's a fine reason to have a connection to home.
[A small smile lights his face, quiet but earnest.]
To be mortal is to want things to be better. What separates the people here from those in Highstorm is just the belief that the place they came from still can be.
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[He's been talking to the Zenites. Suddenly his prior experience makes a great deal of sense. The shard-bearers over there tend to be indifferent to the idea of seeing their worlds again at best, and active apocalypse-seekers at worst.
Still, hopefully this man is better off for having asked around over there. It's smart to learn more about both sides, and god knows Liem spent long enough living in Highstorm before settling in Springstar. He isn't one to judge a person for fraternizing with "the enemy."
And in any case, the answer the man gives is a familiar enough refrain.]
That's a fine reason to have a connection to home.
[A small smile lights his face, quiet but earnest.]
To be mortal is to want things to be better. What separates the people here from those in Highstorm is just the belief that the place they came from still can be.