Morkarion and Ingwe talk on family, history and love, contains giant amounts of awkward.

Karlach

For those who don't know. Ingwe is Shikari's daughter that resides within His Temple. Also to set the scene for those outside the Pack and Isune's Order, last night members of both received a vision of the two talking, at least we assume it was them. There is a spot in Shikari's Temple Morkarion often goes to to meditate, this is set mostly there.

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Within a vast cavern behind the waterfall.

The shadowy outline of a twisted forest casts a dark gloom here. The Black Tome of Shikari, the Predator rests here on a black granite pillar. A tear in reality has been violently rended into the atmosphere, bleeding into the waters below. A wooden spike is planted here, proudly displaying the shrunken head of Kelly. Iriki, an immaculate black leopard lingers here within the shadows.

Iriki, an immaculate black leopard pads over to you and playfully butts your hand with his head, obviously looking for a scratch.

You reach over to Iriki, an immaculate black leopard and itch his back.

Iriki, an immaculate black leopard stares intently at you.

*Morkarion makes his way within the Temple to where Ingwe usually resides*

You flash Ingwe Thulisile a joyous smile.

Ingwe Thulisile raises her eyes to meet yours and offers a slight smile.

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "Hello Ingwe."

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "I hope you are well, I will be among your father's memories in meditation if you wish to talk."

*Mork moves to his meditation spot.*

This room has not been mapped.

Suffocating blackness.

Emitting an otherworldly light, a cluster of bones floats here.

The shadows nearby churn as Ingwe Thulisile emerges from their depths, the trinkets around her neck clinking softly.

Softly, Ingwe Thulisile says to you, "He is not only my father. He is yours, too."

You nod your head at Ingwe Thulisile.

Ingwe Thulisile tilts her head curiously at you.

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "You are indeed right, blood of my blood. I .. how to put it."

Ingwe Thulisile tilts her head and listens intently to you.

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "There is a strange mortal concept of family, those who claim you as their own, those who raise you, you learn to know of them as Mothers and Fathers."

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "There is such man I know of in that regard as Father, other than our Father.."

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "Then there is the Father we share in Him."

Turning his head to you with a grin on his face, you say to Ingwe Thulisile, "I suppose that one makes siblings."

Ingwe Thulisile grins and nods.

Ingwe Thulisile says, "The Pack is a family, but not in the mortal sense of the word, I would say."

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "Then there is another, I am but one of many shards of Him, He gave us existence and without Him I would not be here. I consider him to be Father too."

You nod your head emphatically.

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "The Pack is indeed a family in it's own right."

Looking at the floating bones, Ingwe Thulisile says, "Have you been meditating much on family?"

Ingwe Thulisile raises a hand to touch the bones, hesitantly, but then draws it back into the sleeve of her robes.

Nodding his head at you, you say to Ingwe Thulisile, "Among other things, but yes I have, my daughter specifically."

Ingwe Thulisile smiles softly at you.

Quietly, Ingwe Thulisile says, "You have a great heart, brother."

You raise an eyebrow at Ingwe Thulisile.

Ingwe Thulisile tilts her head and listens intently to you.

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "Do I? Many consider me to be little more than a violent brute, with little thought for care or emotion."

Ingwe Thulisile says, "Family is a high priority for you. You think much on Aerdiya, and talk about her a lot, too." She grins. "At least, in front of me."

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "To some degree, they are right... I fear I know little on raising a good daughter, I can raise a good killer, but is that a good upbringing?"

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "Well.. you and Father inspire me. He raised you did He not?"

Nodding, Ingwe Thulisile says, "But so did the Pack, and so did Glomdoring. Really, Father sort of dumped me on everybody, but it was best for my relationship with all of you."

Comprehension flashes across your face.

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "I pray my daughter only turns out well, her blood suggests she is bound for great things."

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "But, at your convenience I would have a favour Sister."

Ingwe Thulisile tilts her head and listens intently to you.

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "If you have time, would you talk with her again? I still think she fears she made a poor impression the first time, and she wishes to learn much of Him. I fear that despite my position as Forge-born there is much I still am learning of Him myself, I cannot speak with the wisdom of the Oathkeeper or the Bloodsworn, and certainly not as well as you."

Ingwe Thulisile's eyes sparkle with amusement.

Ingwe Thulisile says, "Certainly. I suppose the first step toward serving Him is conquering fear."

You nod your head at Ingwe Thulisile.

Ingwe Thulisile's eyes sparkle with amusement.

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "I am glad you had time to talk Sister, in the times I visited this realm in my early days among the Pack we said little words beyond my requests to learn of His past. I knew little of you until your recent visit to the Glomdoring."

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "I suppose as His Forge-born, ignorance is no excuse, so forgive me if I ask questions to learn more of both you and Him from time to time."

Ingwe Thulisile says, "And I know that since you speak with His voice now, you should learn as much as you can. That is how it should be."

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "You do perform a great service for Him."

You nod your head at Ingwe Thulisile.

Ingwe Thulisile raises her eyes to meet yours and offers a slight smile.

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "I suppose then, you might know something of this vision I saw, it seems we all saw.. and not just among the Pack."

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "I know you said you did not see it yourself, but perhaps you could shed light from what you have seen and know?"

Ingwe Thulisile purses her lips, deep in thought.

Ingwe Thulisile says, "I have been thinking on it, but as I did not witness it myself, I do not have the whole picture, only what Elanorwen told me."

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "What do you know of His relationship .. and I mean no implication with the word, with Lady Isune?"

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "If she told you as it is in the news, that is all any of us saw, among the Pack and Lady Isune's Order."

Ingwe Thulisile glances back at the floating bones.

Turning back to look at you, Ingwe Thulisile says, "It is not the first time Father and Lady Isune have interacted in recent memory. She came to visit twice before, once in my presence, and another in Iriki's."

Smirking, you say to Ingwe Thulisile, "Iriki speaks to me even less than you do. Constantly looking at me for a scratch and all I get for a good itching is a funny look."

You chuckle long and heartily.

The corners of Ingwe Thulisile's mouth turn up as she grins mischievously.

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "Do you remember what happened the time She visited when you were there?"

Ingwe Thulisile says, "Iriki is... different than me, certainly. And Isenzak is even quieter. But we are like Him."

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "I've not had the pleasure, beyond the time he sold me a pup.."

You crease your brow in a frown.

You say, "Still need to name her.."

Nodding, Ingwe Thulisile says, "Lady Isune desired to speak with Father on the matter of a... an artifact. For Lord Zvoltz. In return for Father's blacksmithing, She gave Him a..." Ingwe frowns. "A painting."

Karlach

You raise an eyebrow questioningly.

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "A painting? Of what?"

Ingwe Thulisile only turns to stare at the floating bones.

Morkarion tilts his head to one side, his face a puzzled expression.

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "Sister?"

Softly, still watching the bones, Ingwe Thulisile says, "Her, of course."

Ingwe Thulisile gestures with her hand.

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "What would He want with.."

You blink.

You shake your head.

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "There are some things I will never understand I suppose.."

Ingwe Thulisile says to you, "The Lady of the Summer Song."

Comprehension flashes across your face.

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "I see, for a moment I thought you meant of Isune Herself."

Ingwe Thulisile only smiles in response as she continues to watch the bones as they sway together on an unfelt breeze.

Ingwe Thulisile says to you, "You know the whole story."

Ingwe Thulisile says to you, "You know how important She is."

Running a finger along the ground idly drawing shapes in the dirt, you say to Ingwe Thulisile, "Events occured long before my time, but I know indeed of Her importance, both to the Wyrd and to Him."

Ingwe Thulisile turns away at last and seats herself beside you.

Ingwe Thulisile says to you, "The second time was strange."

Ingwe Thulisile says, "Only Iriki witnessed it, but some mortals as well. Fang Xenthos, and two others, said Iriki."

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "What took place?"

Ingwe Thulisile says, "But it was after the anomolous divine, Xynthin, banished Father someplace else with Lord Nocht. Father came back, of course, and returned here. And the Lady Isune followed to..." She pauses, making a face. "..ask Him if He was well."

Scoffing, Ingwe Thulisile says, "Of course, that is only what Iriki says. But knowing him, he's probably just fooling me."

Morkarion raises his eyebrow once, more, but to a height straining the muscles in his brow, as his face betrays complete confusion.

Ingwe Thulisile shrugs helplessly.

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "I would have to speak with the Oathkeeper, because why would the Aesthete ask a Divine of a hostile Pantheon "if He was well"?"

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "I still do not know why She approached Father in the vision.."

"Bah!" you retort disgustedly.

Ingwe Thulisile says, "I wouldn't know. Father does not talk about Her..." She pauses, frowning. "Ah, so She -was- the divine in the vision you saw?"

You nod your head at Ingwe Thulisile.

Ingwe Thulisile tilts her head curiously at you.

Ingwe Thulisile says, "Elanorwen gave me the impression that we could not tell..."

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "We assume so, Her own Order saw the same vision."

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "They spoke with the Bloodsworn and asked if we saw what they did."

You say, "What was his name.. Yatrus, Yatrias.. something like that."

Ingwe Thulisile blinks in alarm, her frown deepening.

You say, "Why would she approach him... admittedly concern that the Second Circle is down to its last, but this is Father. He has thrived for years alone, suddenly being the last of anything is hardly a threat to Him."

Ingwe Thulisile says, "I admit that some mysteries elude even me. I know Father's will, but not the whole of Him. I think no one is capable of knowing the divine, mortal or otherwise."

You nod your head emphatically.

Ingwe Thulisile nods her head in agreement.

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "I would ask Her myself Sister.. no doubt wiser heads would tell me I'd be foolish to do so but well, I prefer to ask directly than beat around the bush."

Ingwe Thulisile says, "On one hand, it wouldn't hurt to ask Her, but on the other hand... Would She tell us?"

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "After I learned from Her Order that they witnessed the vision, I did pray to Her. Told Her that her concerns were welcome but with reassurance that Father is more than an expert at survival."

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "I don't know, but how else do you find out?"

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "Either she answers questions, or she does not, and I may temporarily reduced to a pile of ashes."

You shrug helplessly.

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "Would rather take the risk than be afraid of failure."

Slowly, Ingwe Thulisile says, "I suppose that is true. And the Lady Isune doesn't exactly seem very -scary- if you ask me."

Ingwe Thulisile says, "I wonder if the Hallifaxians thought to pray to Father for the same 

reasons."

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "I've seen her strike across the Basin into the heart of Gaudiguch before now, it was quite amusing and bold."

You smirk.

"Oh?" Ingwe Thulisile exclaims quizzically.

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "I wonder if they have the courage."

The corners of Ingwe Thulisile's mouth turn up as she grins mischievously.

Ingwe Thulisile says, "Honestly, I don't pay much attention to the divine beyond those Father has interest in. And I have always thought it was only," she gestures to the bones once more, "Her and Lord Nocht."

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "There was some very loud shouts debating ethic and Hallifax laws on shouting after Her Avatar won the Beauty seal, a joke. It seems She didn't find it quite funny."

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "Oh there are many more, and may you never have to meet some of them."

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "Especially Eve.."

You wave your hand dismissively.

You say, "Never mind."

Ingwe Thulisile says, "Well, I know others exist, but not within His interest."

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "They have little to offer in signficance to Him. Perhaps if Kalikai returned so this new mantle of "The last of the Second Circle" was not around... I don't wish to second guess Father but I don't believe He's welcomed such attention."

Ingwe Thulisile says, "No, He has not. Have other gods approached Him since Lady Terentia was sealed away? It seems odd that They would."

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "None I know of."

Showing that she understands, Ingwe Thulisile nods her head slowly.

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "But it seems that.."

You ponder for a moment and say "Hrm..."

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "Had anything significant happened the time She visited Father with you there?"

Ingwe Thulisile shakes her head.

You ponder the situation.

You say, "She visted after He returned from Xynthin's rift, and now when the Basin lost the only other member of the Second Circle, and each time showed concern."

Confusion crossing her face, Ingwe Thulisile says, "Yes...?"

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "I don't mean to compare mortals to Divines..."

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "But it's much like how Iorwen would rush to see if I am alright after a minor setback or two."

Ingwe Thulisile gives you a blank look, not comprehending.

Karlach

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "Not to make the accusation of the Aesthete, but it does seem a similar attitude.."

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "I believe there's a possibility that She might be..."

Rotating his left hand from the wrist as he looks up, muttering various words under his breath to find the right one, you say to Ingwe Thulisile, ""infatuated" with Father? Hrm maybe that's too strong.."

Ingwe Thulisile blinks incredulously at you.

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "But she seems fond of him certainly."

Distantly, Ingwe Thulisile says, "I do not understand. There are no memories of Her, only that She was friends with Lady Viravain in the time before mortals. But that is like saying Lady Viravain made birds and spiders."

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "Unless there is something in Their history we do not know, that maybe He did Her a great favour one time and She merely wishes to repay Him."

Shrugging, you say to Ingwe Thulisile, "It does not have to be mutual sister."

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "It is possible for someone to be entirely, and quite stupidly, enamoured with someone, and they have no idea of it. Or that they may not even share such feelings."

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "It's an awkward position, on both sides."

You have emoted: Morkarion gives Ingwe a knowing look.

Ingwe Thulisile continues to look at you with bewilderment. "Is that how mortals work?"

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, ""Work" is a loose term at times, I wonder how we're still alive with some of the levels of stupidity I see."

Looking away with a nearly dazed expression, Ingwe Thulisile says, "I... must consider this. How odd. Why?" She is almost muttering to herself at this point. "I don't understand..."

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "But it's a theory, nothing more, there is no real certainties here."

You shrug helplessly.

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "I suppose you should ask yourself why wouldn't anyone admire Father? He has many positive qualities."

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "Perhaps they are what She seeks in someone."

Ingwe Thulisile stares implacably at you.

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "Love is still a relatively new concept for me, one I'm far from ever understanding myself."

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "And all forms of attraction within.."

Hesitantly, Ingwe Thulisile says, "I am afraid this is all above my head, brother."

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "Life is much simpler when you merely spend your days hunting, killing and.."

You smirk at Ingwe Thulisile.

Ingwe Thulisile tilts her head curiously at you.

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "It still confuses the s.. the ni.."

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "It confuses me too."

Ingwe Thulisile offers you an odd, bemused grin.

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "I watch my tongue, I don't think Father would be pleased if you started using some of my language."

Ingwe Thulisile gives a trillingly melodic laugh.

Ingwe Thulisile says, "Very well." She looks at the bones again. "Well, I hope everything is much simpler than you think it is."

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "I .. would hope so too. The scenario does present itself with two outcomes, and I don't see a positive in either."

You twitch spasmodically.

Ingwe Thulisile taps her chest with a hand. "Father teaches loyalty. I doubt He would betray Lady Viravain like that."

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "That in itself is a negative outcome."

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "Not that he remains loyal to Her."

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "But have you ever been witness to someone rejected in emotional attachment?"

Ingwe Thulisile falls deathly silent as she looks back at you.

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "It's ugly among mortals, imagine a Divine wrapped up in such scorned fury?"

You shudder violently as a chill ripples down your spine.

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "So all in all Sister, I pray my entire theory is wrong, and only you and I know I came up with such a stupid idea."

Turning her face away from you, Ingwe Thulisile says, "I see. I did not know. Yes, let's hope this is all silly indeed."

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "I have kept you for a day and then some Sister, while I thank you for your company I do believe I am not the only one who benefits from your presence, and your insight."

Ingwe Thulisile's eyes sparkle with amusement.

Turning to face you again, Ingwe Thulisile says, "You are right, though I enjoy your company thoroughly, my brother."

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "Though I do believe we shall have to talk again."

Ingwe Thulisile nods her head affirmatively.

You nod your head at Ingwe Thulisile, showing your acceptance.

Ingwe Thulisile tilts her head curiously at you.

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "A mutual feeling."

You stand up and stretch your arms out wide.

Morkarion offers a hand to Ingwe.

Ingwe Thulisile accepts your hand and gathers up her robes with the other.

Ingwe Thulisile fluidly rises to her feet and offers you a small smile.

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "Be well Sister, and remember to visit Aerdiya when you have the time, she would benefit greatly from it."

You incline your head politely to Ingwe Thulisile.

Ingwe Thulisile greets you with a sincere smile.

Ingwe Thulisile says, "As a Master of Savage Rites, I am well-versed in Pack lore. Rituals, tales, lessons... I know them all."

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "And that is why you are so ideal to talk to her."

Nodding, Ingwe Thulisile says, "I will."

Ingwe Thulisile says, "Kill well, Morkarion."

You say to Ingwe Thulisile, "Kill well, Ingwe."

Ingwe Thulisile turns and steps into the shadows, instantly vanishing as they consume her form.

And finally on the way back out:

Within a vast cavern behind the waterfall.

The shadowy outline of a twisted forest casts a dark gloom here. The Black Tome of Shikari, the Predator rests here on a black granite pillar. A tear in reality has been violently rended into the atmosphere, bleeding into the waters below. A wooden spike is planted here, proudly displaying the shrunken head of Kelly. Iriki, an immaculate black leopard lingers here within the shadows.

You see exits leading southwest and through a bleeding tear.

You reach over to Iriki, an immaculate black leopard and itch his back.

Iriki, an immaculate black leopard turns his attention toward you, a low rumble in his throat.

You say to Iriki, an immaculate black leopard, "You're welcome, I suppose."

Tacita

@Svorai and I are in this log. Secretly. Like ninja.

Also, Ingwe is awesome.

Xenthos

References are made to a most UST-filled-gathering, too.

Svorai

So UST-filled.

Siam

Ingweeeeeeeee. :-*

Siam

Maaaaaaybe Shikari is sensing the Isune:Viravain:Wyrd vibe.

Xenthos

In which Isune is represented by Irillia, and Shikari is represented by Xenthos (and in which Xenthos understands less than he thinks he does):

Irillia tells you, "Greetings, Spirit Warden. If you are not currently occupied, may I trouble you with a question regarding the Lord Predator?"

You tell Minister Irillia Shevat, the Aesthete's Renaissance, "Aye?"

Irillia tells you, "Some members of the Lady Aesthete's Order beheld a vision last month that we believe portrayed both Her and the Lord Predator. I have heard something about "strange talk among the Pack" recently. I was wondering if perhaps your Order may know something about this development, by any chance."

You tell Minister Irillia Shevat, the Aesthete's Renaissance, "Development? It seems somewhat apparent."

Irillia tells you, "Oh? What do you mean?"

You tell Minister Irillia Shevat, the Aesthete's Renaissance, "And nothing new."

Irillia tells you, "It would be most helpful if you could clarify what you were referring to as apparent and nothing new. Does your Order frequently receive visions about your Lord?"

You tell Minister Irillia Shevat, the Aesthete's Renaissance, "That is not something I am comfortable sharing with outsiders. In this case, I am referring for the Lady Aesthete's approaching Him to query after His well-being."

Irillia tells you, "I see. Thank you for this information. My apologies for bothering you."

You tell Minister Irillia Shevat, the Aesthete's Renaissance, "Why do you think you have bothered me?"

Irillia tells you, "Ah, well, the tone of your answers reminds me of my own tone when addressed by particularly effusive and talkative aides of my Ministry. I could not help but surmise that I unpleasantly resembled one of those well-meaning but rather wearisome individuals."

You tell Minister Irillia Shevat, the Aesthete's Renaissance, "Ah. No, this is my normal tone. I am rarely very effusive, but that does not mean I find the conversation dull."

Irillia tells you, "I see. May I ask whether there have been other visits by my Lady to the Lord Predator in the past, then?"

Irillia tells you, "Oh, and may I surmise that your Order has also received this most recent vision of Their meeting, considering your evident knowledge of it?"

You tell Minister Irillia Shevat, the Aesthete's Renaissance, "One may safely assume that, I suppose. Though I thought that was common knowledge. We've already spoke to some of the Lady's Order to verify that. In regards to your first question, yes. They met at least once, shortly after the Lord Xynthin... strangeness."

Irillia tells you, "Ah, it was not to me. But then, I have not spoken to another member of my Order since last month's attempts to contact the Lord Predator."

You tell Minister Irillia Shevat, the Aesthete's Renaissance, "Mm. You attempted to contact Him directly?"

Irillia tells you, "We did. I prayed at His shrine in the fulcrux for an audience, and I suppose my prayer was answered only a few days ago by Iriki, who I assume serves Lord Shikari as Volucer the falcon serves my Lady. Though he was not terribly forthcoming."

Irillia tells you, "Considering that my primary concern was to avoid being chased down a mountain and mauled by needle-sharp claws, I dare say I should not feel too disappointed."

You tell Minister Irillia Shevat, the Aesthete's Renaissance, "Iriki is His, yes. I do not really know what role Volucer performs, but Iriki is His more... blunt representative."

You tell Minister Irillia Shevat, the Aesthete's Renaissance, "Did you not attempt to speak with Lady Isune Herself?"

Irillia tells you, "I did as well. The two Gods were alike in their lack of interest in humouring our inquiries."

You tell Minister Irillia Shevat, the Aesthete's Renaissance, "Hmm."

You tell Minister Irillia Shevat, the Aesthete's Renaissance, "I do think that it is Lady Isune's to expound upon, when the time is right."

Irillia tells you, "Indeed, I am beginning to agree, especially after hearing about Their previous meetings, which I at least had not known about."

Irillia tells you, "On that note, I shall bid you fair winds for now. Thank you for your assistance."

Siam

Two Elders, both alike in Divinity,

in fair Lusternia, where we lay our scene...

Isune

But, Shikari smells funny.

Zouviqil

Isune said:

But, Shikari smells funny.

Says every 5 year old with a crush, ever.

It's okay. I'm sure Shikari thinks you have cooties.

Karlach

Isune said:

But, Shikari smells funny.

I'd make a "Lynx effect" joke here but it'd be lost in translation with Americans using different brandnames for deodorant.

Shikari

Morkarion said:

Isune said:

But, Shikari smells funny.

I'd make a "Lynx effect" joke here but it'd be lost in translation with Americans using different brandnames for deodorant.

I dunno about you guys, but I found this in Google images when searching for "Lynx effect":

Shikari

I swear this will be my last derailing post, but the deodorant line of thought reminded me of Old Spice Wolfthorn. I'd say that the commercial, at least, is probably accurate.

Karlach

Shikari said:

Morkarion said:

Isune said:

But, Shikari smells funny.

I'd make a "Lynx effect" joke here but it'd be lost in translation with Americans using different brandnames for deodorant.

I dunno about you guys, but I found this in Google images when searching for "Lynx effect":

Yep that's the one, in America it's called "Axe" the commercials are exactly the same.

Vivet

Maybe it's just me, but I feel as though since the Elder Wars were completed and done, the number of cross-god interactions has increased pretty significantly, particularly those that don't involve global reveals and lots of shouting.

I felt like mentioning it here since it seemed relevant, and I don't think I've heard it mentioned anywhere else. It's great, and when people are smart enough to keep the majority of it under wraps, it allows for an added bonus for being within a given order. Thank you, because it is appreciated!

Marcella

talking about family, not mentioning me, snrksnrksnrk shame on you mork. I'm the only person who came to your wedding! >:|

Karlach

Marcella said:

talking about family, not mentioning me, snrksnrksnrk shame on you mork. I'm the only person who came to your wedding! >:|

Haiden doesn't exist anymore?

Shaddus

Something that strikes me as interesting is the phrase "Enemy pantheon".

As if divine really care about mortal politics.

Karlach

Shaddus said:

Something that strikes me as interesting is the phrase "Enemy pantheon". As if divine really care about mortal politics.

A concept that hasn't quite struck a cord with Mork yet, as he's said several times the machinations of Divines are beyond his understanding.

Marcella

Man, I didn't even notice Haiden.