three. video. id: the Outsider. later tonight.

[crypdick]

[ It's traditional, when asking simple, broad questions to the Network to do so in a text post but that's not nearly melodramatic enough for the Outsider.

He's in the desert in the outskirts of Jeopardy, night has fallen and he's looking not at the communicator but up at the stars. There's some faeries nearby he's bribed to leave him alone with pizza, but they make it cold enough you can see his breath glittering on the air. ]

The places you come from are varied, where even the things that you take for granted may be different here, or for other imPorts. Even this reality is changing week to week.

With that in mind, I have a question for you.

[ Now he turns to look at the comm, eyes empty and black. He tilts his head. ]

What do you think makes a god a god?

(( And regular reminder that if you respond with video, you are completely free to include a vision for him to see if you want! ))

Comments

[melodramagic]

But that's the thing. I used to think gods were untouchable and that's where the line was drawn. That there was no way to really affect a god.

Now I've learned there is.

[crypdick]

Do tell. Present company aside.

[melodramagic]

Gods aren't infallible. They do have weaknesses, it's simply a matter of finding out.

[crypdick]

Very good. You are correct, at least, in my experience.

But the more interesting question is - what weaknesses have you discovered and in who?

[melodramagic]

Well, I haven't gotten any specifics yet, but like I said, it's a matter of doing research.

There's always something. [ A beat. ] The Dark Lord, or Satan as most would know him as.