Library, Thursday

[genesishero]

It was actually a nice, quiet day at the library today. The books weren't up to their usual shenanigans, unless the lot of them heaping themselves up in a pile and... Evan was pretty sure they were napping, actually... unless that counted.

He had made himself comfortable behind his desk, reading a book about Egyptian pharaohs and nodding a little to himself. Now and again, he'd get up to put away a book or two that somebody had returned.

But mostly, it was a nice, quiet day.

[Open library is open!]

Comments

Re: Talk to Evan!

[genesishero]

"It's crazy, really. Like... like there's something that guides different things along a sort of parallel path of development. My world has a lot of things from almost every other reality I've met people from, here, and I have no idea why others don't, or never could, even if we have the same language, or similar technology, and sometimes even the same books!"

Re: Talk to Evan!

[3girls-1core.livejournal.com]

"Is that an argument for some kind of multiversal god or something, do you think?" Sholeh asked, cupping her chin in her hand.

Stop flirting, you two.

Re: Talk to Evan!

[genesishero]

"You know... maybe it is?" Evan tapped a finger to his chin, looking thoughtful. "My, um... I mean, I was raised... That is to say..." He made a face, trying to find a way to put it. "The family that Fantomex created for me was pretty religious. I guess I kind of just took for granted that there would be one."

Re: Talk to Evan!

[3girls-1core.livejournal.com]

"We have a goddess," Sholeh said, dropping her voice a little. Even after having told Evan her secret, it still felt weird to talk about such things in front of someone not Tryad. "But she's...I don't think we think she's the goddess of everyone. Just us."

Re: Talk to Evan!

[genesishero]

Evan gave a thoughtful tilt of his head, to that.

"That's... neat, actually," he offered. "Plenty of Earth religions have gods for specific things, or groups of people. Like in the book I'm reading about Egypt... they had gods for almost everything."

So, it hadn't been much of a stretch for En Sabah Nur to want to establish himself as one, too.

Or several.