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[godofnicehair]

[Here's this guy that people may have seen around, and he looks so mad. He is also crushing a piece of paper.]

It vexes me to see that a man may defy mortal laws as he likes and yet take them up as weapons to serve the cause of enmity. 'Tis a mockery of a noble endeavor.

[Encrypted to PeterSpiderParkerman, Hank McCoy, Bobbi Morse, Tony Stark,

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black communicator | voice

[simplyteasing]

Perhaps a mortal institution is as corrupted as the mortals who themselves have created it.

[godofnicehair]

In equal measure?

[A pause for him to consider this.]

No. It must needs be flawed, for mortals do not trust one another.

[simplyteasing]

Perhaps not in equal measure, no. But it does allow for a fair amount of injustice, as you've already seen.

[godofnicehair]

Aye, so it does.

[simplyteasing]

A question, then.

Why would a "God" limit himself to a flawed, human perspective in this matter? Are you not our caretakers; do you not instinctively know what should be best for us?

[godofnicehair]

Mortals must do as they will, and neither have I the desire nor the power to change them if they'll not change themselves.

[simplyteasing]

Then why involve yourself in mortal affairs?

[godofnicehair]

They are-- [a pause.] Their hearts are good.

Whence come these questions?

[simplyteasing]

But flawed. As they were created to be.

[ A beat. ]

It's not every day that one meets a god.