[ See, Amos, sometimes you come from a universe where "oracles" can simply be replaced by "infinity stones" and everything makes sense. ]
[ Well, maybe the making sense part wasn't exactly true. They Infinity Stones hadn't been destroyed, but she knew them to be returned to their rightful place. It's possible, then, they would have moved through time and space - hah! - but it should have been... a long time before anyone got their hands on them. ]
[ But whatever it was, it did make things easier - especially in any dire part of the situation. A deep frown as she considers it. It sounds familiar, in a backwards sort of way, that people believe they're in the right. ]
... No, you don't. [ She agrees after a moment, but while there's a heaviness in it she doesn't fail to continue: ] Unless the manner in which so many people were killed was unnatural.
And nothing about this situation seems normal.
[ At least that much he can probably agree on. It's like the cosmos trying to force sides - it's funny, she doesn't even know exactly which she'd be on. ]
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[ Well, maybe the making sense part wasn't exactly true. They Infinity Stones hadn't been destroyed, but she knew them to be returned to their rightful place. It's possible, then, they would have moved through time and space - hah! - but it should have been... a long time before anyone got their hands on them. ]
[ But whatever it was, it did make things easier - especially in any dire part of the situation. A deep frown as she considers it. It sounds familiar, in a backwards sort of way, that people believe they're in the right. ]
... No, you don't. [ She agrees after a moment, but while there's a heaviness in it she doesn't fail to continue: ] Unless the manner in which so many people were killed was unnatural.
And nothing about this situation seems normal.
[ At least that much he can probably agree on. It's like the cosmos trying to force sides - it's funny, she doesn't even know exactly which she'd be on. ]