Kevin's Watch

Hey, it's still a game. It's all good! We all wish to survive, and thrive. (Hmm, no god of Suicide.) The things we all do and don't do are in the hope of making that happen.

It is still interesting that everyone follows Nor. He was mutating children, made a Treaty he was going to break anyway, confessed that he had plans to destroy Bhakti, wanted to take-over Landir and I was following him and he had a plan to batray me. All I did was take a city by miskate.

Well, I for one have not followed Nor.

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Queeaqueg wrote:It is still interesting that everyone follows Nor. He was mutating children, made a Treaty he was going to break anyway, confessed that he had plans to destroy Bhakti, wanted to take-over Landir and I was following him and he had a plan to batray me. All I did was take a city by miskate.

Nor: Queea, enough of this. You sent a message to me (and I still have it, as does Chisi) that you intended to attack Chisi and thus break the alliance. On the oath of the All Father, I speak the truth. Second, you wanted to invade Landiir for a long time - and the evidence you were following your own intentions lies with the fact that you took over a city there, not I.

I love the change of tune. First you were shouting out how you wanted everything destroyed, Bhakti and Norn in flames and two whole continents to yourself. I never knew that city belonged to someone, plus that land appeared to be free, along with the cities. Expanding is hardly wrong. Anyway, you wanted me to build a large base so we get both Bhakti and Norn... remmeber becuase you sent me lots of troops n stuff.

Queeaqueg wrote:I love the change of tune. First you were shouting out how you wanted everything destroyed, Bhakti and Norn in flames and two whole continents to yourself. I never knew that city belonged to someone, plus that land appeared to be free, along with the cities. Expanding is hardly wrong.

I only wanted Bhakti attacked - you wanted the land. Further, it was Norn that I collaborated with to betray you. Norn and I have an alliance of sorts because we both have a common enemy. Regardless, it is time to expose your lies.

Anyway, you wanted me to build a large base so we get both Bhakti and Norn... remmeber becuase you sent me lots of troops n stuff

More lies. On the oath of the Allfather your comments are untrue. You sent me a letter informing me of you plan to establish a base and then take two cities, use Mamarga as a naval port then take it. You also have psychic technology that you were going to use to frame Bhakti. I will be sending your messages via fast courier to the All Father now and he will state that what I say is true. I may decieve occasionally, but by far you are the greatest liar, God of War.

And pantheon, therein is the truth of this matter. God of War. Do you honestly think, fellow deities, that Queea had no intentions of his own?

All my intentions were exactly the same as yours. I have got countless information about you planned to mutate the people of other deities plus forests. Deny it all you want and I know you will keep doing it. You have a lot of greed to control all the continents. Anyway, I have said my piece. Others, it is your choice whether you believe me or not. As I have said, I don't care.

The impression I have received, Queeaqueg, is that you have done as others have: you have made assumptions about Nor Yekith's intentions, and taken what he actually said to mean what you expected. Though some of his plans were as you say, other things you appear to have simply jumped to on your own.

In response to the oath taken above: Nor Yekith speaks the truth.

Edit: I've been told by Jay that the minimum post count to have a custom rank is 5... it may be of use to you

Xar wrote:In response to the oath taken above: Nor Yekith speaks the truth.)

Thankyou, All-Father.

Maeror wrote:The impression I have received, Queeaqueg, is that you have done as others have: you have made assumptions about Nor Yekith's intentions, and taken what he actually said to mean what you expected. Though some of his plans were as you say, other things you appear to have simply jumped to on your own.

Likewise, God of Death.

Damn, if I had known about the wedding, I would have spent DRPs on making a wedding present. Perhaps an Icon of Mutation?

I got your icon right here, pal!

I just sent off my moves, six hours after beginning them. This is possibly the biggest set of moves that's been sent in the game so far.

Xar: I'm very sorry. It's the damn spreadsheet, it wouldn't let me leave anything out.


(The timescale makes it sound more than it is. I also had some long chats while writing the moves up. In total, 16 actions, four or five of which are important.)

(just assume this is at the reception or whatever... didn't want to interrupt Bhakti's beautiful, intimate moment in the other thread)

Luckily for me, I need no DRP to create a simple gift. Bhakti and Jove, please allow me to present this trifling token of my respect.

As you can see, it's a clock. And as you may also note, it has no hands. That is because love, especially between two such as you, is timeless and eternal. But as love will always spring anew, this door here will open once a season (as indicated by the moving plate here, behind the face), two beatiful lovebirds will emerge to sing a sweet song for you. There's no need to wind it, as a love such as yours will never wind down. And I have inscribed your names upon the pendulum, so that even as things swing from bad to good, you will always do so together.

No, no. It's nothing, really. I just hope you like it and will think kindly of me occasionally when you look upon it.

Best of luck to you both.

(so, tell me really, Bhakti... will Bhakti the Third be making an appearance soon. wink wink. nudge nudge. say no more)

Yes, another child would be a welcome addition to our little family.

Simjen wrote:As you can see, it's a clock. And as you may also note, it has no hands. That is because love, especially between two such as you, is timeless and eternal. But as love will always spring anew, this door here will open once a season (as indicated by the moving plate here, behind the face), two beatiful lovebirds will emerge to sing a sweet song for you. There's no need to wind it, as a love such as yours will never wind down. And I have inscribed your names upon the pendulum, so that even as things swing from bad to good, you will always do so together.

A glorious gift, to be sure, Brother! *bows* You have our deepest thanks for blessing our union with such a treasure!


As for children, it hardly seems possible to avoid them! Jove can't keep her hands off of me! I tell you, I'm exhausted!
*winks at Jove and ducks beneath her swinging hand*

OH, thank you so much, Simjen. That is a lovely gift beyond price. That is one of the most thoughtful things I have ever heard of. It will take a special place in my great library so that all can see the generosity of the Great Simjen.

As for children, it hardly seems possible to avoid them! Jove can't keep her hands off of me! I tell you, I'm exhausted!
*winks at Jove and ducks beneath her swinging hand*

You should be exhausted! And we haven't even reached the wedding night.

Oh well, you don't have to believe me. I just believe you'll treating Nor like the good guy, he planned destroy and I was going to help him. At least I admit that I was going to help him destroy you.

:::wondering if Jove's gift to Bhakti will look anything like the original icon I found for Bhakti:::

Mazel Tov! Mazel Tov!! Mazel Tov!!!