7.20 - Seal of Judgement
“I don’t see the other gods going for this plan,” Elrin said, folding his arms. Theo knew a giant, menacing tiger was somewhere around here, but he couldn’t see it. “And what makes you think I would care for such a position?”
Theo’s plan was pretty simple, actually. Checks were already in place to keep things in order, but the domain Khahar had been given was not expansive enough. The alchemist instead proposed a position that watched the gods directly. He would be a balance in their system, an impartial person who maintained order.
“This is just a planned idea,” Theo said, “an idea to get the system thinking about the way the gods work.”
“I have a relationship with the system in this world,” Elrin said, scratching his head. “Perhaps I can propose another alternative.”
“Well, if you decide to do something, let me know. Currently, I don’t believe there’s a way for mortals to pass into the systems domain, so you’ll need me to take you.”
“Yes, that’s not a bad idea.” Elrin said, “Let’s go now. And I can see what we can get away with.”
The giant tiger appeared from nowhere, padding over to Elrin and pushing against his chest.
“Right now?” Theo asked, looking around. “I mean, I guess I don’t have that much to do today. Why not? Let’s go.”
Wrapping his aura around the group, Theo plunged them into the void. Elrin did not respond at all as they vanished, and had even less of a reaction as they traveled through the darkness. The system’s small dot in the universe appeared, but the alchemist couldn’t take his attention away from studying his traveling companions. They were completely unaffected by the void, which was certainly strange. The space elves weren’t as affected because they had been exposed to void energy for so long, but this guy should have been different.