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Mathias

Mathias looked at Adarani and gave a slight nod. He then thought about what she said. He cannot blame her, it is quite the quarry to think about the topic of creator and the creation. While he is sure that most would see it as, the Creator has overall authority for without him there would be nothing. Still creations have lives and emotions, they are not without rights. Still most do see the world with such clear belief. In fact most probably wouldn't consider anything is something compared to a god. They have absolute power and authority over all lesser creatures, what other distinctions must their be? Even the more darker gods most likely only see their creations as servants, with nothing more to do than just bow and worship their chief deity.

Even Mathias's relationship with his creations isn't as deep as Adarani. She spent so much time with them, it's almost like gods are not these archaic and enigmatic beings, filled with all encompassing power and without pressing concern for mortals. Even though he is sure Mathias isn't treated as such among the Valeish, they still regard him as if he is from another plane of life. As if they are confined to feel themselves lower than Gods. Such contentment would surely be desirable to a more, manipulative god. Though Mathias really has no concern whether or not, his people treat him as some distant force or a close friend.

"Thank you for your opinion, it was very helpful nonetheless." He spoke. He's not even sure about the relationship either. Sure he understands they are suppose to care, but everyone seems to have their ways. Adarani is close and personal, Mathias distant but no less caring. He may seem to be arbitrarily helping, but he listens to the prayers, and does send some personal fortunes to help in times justice is needed. Sure he may not personally apprehend criminals but his blessing have helped others serve justice better than without. So he is not blind nor ignorant, even if remote. Still he has his beliefs on how to guide his people, and despite the prayers he has been receiving from Valeish and Sacriran alike, he feels the Valeish are still on the right path. Though he knows the right path is always filled with hardship. He knows their civilization will evolve, it may take longer than others but they have the essence of the God of Civilization in them, they will find their way. He feels it best not to make such impacts on them, or they may never find the way for themselves.

Davidni then flew towards Mathias and spoke, "Though I am a creation myself, I don't care about equality between you or me." "I only feel love, for mom and you." "I'm not here to speak on the behalf of other creations, not everyone feels the same." "But for me I understand I am not the same person as you, but I don't feel any less or any more obligated to be different." "I am comfortable with you all, whether you want to chose to treat us different is up to you." "Just know I will continue to feel the same." Davidni spoke as he flew off to inspect for any loose ends. Mathias thought, he too does not much mind the difference between creator and creation either. He only cares about justice being served to maintain and protect the most important things. Equality, Liberty, Life, Peace, Justice, Property, and Happiness. These things help form societies even if it isn't admitted. Everyone wants these things protected. Which brings him to a new thought.

"I too find the relationship hard to pick at." "Though I know people place confidence in me every time they pray." "You know what they always pray about, every time when something happens to another they call out an injustice and wish it to be corrected." "It's always seems to stem from similar things so much so I can categorize it." "When some one's life is affected or their materials, or even their standard of living, these things seem to be important to most mortals." "Every time an upset occurs they call it an injustice, and I feel their may be some sort of inherit law all walks of life seem to abide by." "Some innate feeling of entitlement to these same things." "Something in the Book of Law I failed to cover, even though I feel I have implicitly mentioned it." "My laws I written in regard to justice and what justice ensures, but there must be something from where Justice comes from." "I believe there is some natural law people expect to have, something I think even Cragin mentioned before." "Not sure." "Either way this is all in effort to preserve law and I will still work to that goal, and whether the jury is made of gods or creations shouldn't matter, should it?" Mathias rhetorically asked. He continued to think on it. "In the meantime we will have as many of the gods we can on the jury to make it fair in any regard." Mathias spoke as he then thought about the murders. "I wonder what kind of person would kill a god?" Mathias asked.



Kolson Wells-Sacriran Tea shop

Kolson listened as the Templariim spoke as he then smiled. "Elegantly spoken." "Are you a philosopher as well?" "Such words are always spoken from a deep mind." "Though of course it was a goddess who said it." "Either way nicely done." He then laughed. "Well there is usually one at any Academy though I do not know if you can acquire one to teach you." "Possibly." "Either way it is perfectly fine." "I do not detest or find it annoying, sometimes my mind drifts away from my body as well." "Still wish I could pull up some elegant verse in conversation, though I am a bit disconnected with my faith at the moment." "Should really attend a sermon more often." He spoke with a sigh. "Well besides our occupations what else do you pass the time with?"He asked as he took another sip.