How many years has it been? Having a body...it's a nice feeling. And the pipe is even better. Blow out opium-sweet smoke (Thank Geb for the Silk Road. He'd been long forgotten by the time Egypt had gotten such imports, but oh, it had been worth the wait), and lean against the wall. This door is a place to rest, and test his new body. The link to
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[Since you're a god, Set, you'll get some distinct hints of something not being right. First of all, this world doesn't feel real. Second of all, the boy who sits on the altar is missing something, but also has something more. He feels both more and less real than the surroundings. There are things there that shouldn't be there. And there are things that should be there that aren't.]
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"The gods can't hear you, you know."
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"Of course they can't. They're just programming. Even the spirits that I summon are just that."
He smiles bitterly. "The only 'gods' in this place are ones that don't officially exist."
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"It's all a matter of finding the correct door."
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[So he shuffled past "Naoya", nursing his daily coffee, trying to work out what he was supposed to already know.]
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"You, Isamu, are thinking far too hard."
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"Set?" It sounds like him, anyway. And (hopefully) the worst that would happen is that he would get punched if he was wrong, and he can take a few punches.
"Ah... probably..."
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"If you know it, then don't do it. Just go out and live...your human lives are so short, why are you wasting it trying to find an answer? Make it up as you go~"
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"... You're not Naoya." Mot told him so, since Akira asked so nicely.
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"No, I'm not. My name is Set." And he doesn't have a soft spot for small children. No.
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"Mot called you a 'neighbor' of his... kind of." The areas they're both from are fairly close together, and they rule over similar realms, in any case.
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"Something like that...He's from a little farther north than I was. What is your name, little one?"
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