@loki.odinson

[selfimage]

[ it's been a bit that he's stewed on it, and honestly, Loki isn't very much up for the opinion's of others. this time, there's a nagging little curiosity in him, something that springs something else to life that he thought would be easy to bury when he arrived.

so: ]

All appropriate extended greetings and "good afternoon"s.
Which one of you hail from a universe that has gods?
Not just gods in the literal, very physical sense, but also gods in the mythical one. Please, tell me about it. Indulge my boredom.
I hereby dub it story time.

Comments

[devilsun]

Very. But we survived, as she did.

Is there a particular reason you're asking these questions?

[selfimage]

There's been talk of a god inside of us, and our association with the divine.
That has broad implications depending on the audience, wouldn't you say?

[devilsun]

Certainly. Have you found any commonalities among our mythology that might be relevant here?

[selfimage]

No.
That's what's curious.

[devilsun]

It is.
Have you found any other commonalities?

[selfimage]

Aside from vague ideas of divine nature?
No. Curious in itself, but not unsurprising.

[devilsun]

There must other commonalities, then. Genetic seems unlikely. Something environmental, maybe?

[selfimage]

[ ah, genetics. he's not gonna touch that one. ]

That there those deemed gods, and that's how they're referred, is a commonality.

[devilsun]

That is interesting.

[selfimage]

The universe is rather boring in that respect. It likes patterns- repeats, you could say.