[They have many questions, if they were ever the sort to take the time to ask them: why being the prevalent cornerstone. Why did the jackal god choose them, of all drifters? Why not choose the Guardian, whose heart was larger than their lifespan could accommodate, who had lost so much and yet still saw fit to pick up a dying, blue-skinned creature off the ground and offer them a room, a home, a chance to recover? Why push them to that end when there was no saving them? Why grant them that final vision, if it was one?]
[A great deal questions go...unasked. If the answer has not presented itself to them, then they do not pursue it. It is not their duty to do so, and so - they do not. The learn things about the history of others, piece together the broken things that old civilizations long fallen once committed to monoliths and tablets and libraries, and learn what they can of those that can no longer speak for themselves.]
[So now that it's been proposed to them - where do they even begin?]
no subject
[A great deal questions go...unasked. If the answer has not presented itself to them, then they do not pursue it. It is not their duty to do so, and so - they do not. The learn things about the history of others, piece together the broken things that old civilizations long fallen once committed to monoliths and tablets and libraries, and learn what they can of those that can no longer speak for themselves.]
[So now that it's been proposed to them - where do they even begin?]
[They begin with someone else.]
tell me about you?