Temporal pixies

[Nephrite]

"You know where to find me if you want to yell at me for interfering too much, but you of all people know I'm probably just as stubborn as you are." Moore says.

He turns and will take Sylvie back to Hope's Landing!

Once they arrive, "I deserve a slap for what I said, if you want to give me one." He says. "And, for whatever it's worth, I really think you're doing a great job making up for your past."

[Anastasia]

Sylvie waves it off with, "It's fine. I don't have any illusions about the choices I made before."

[Nephrite]

"You know, I didn't know you very well then, but do you mind answering something for me?" He asks. "Why'd you use that weird machine on Aurora to change yourself? I never really understood what it was capable of and never really investigated it, but I'd overheard some people talking about it - if you don't want to share, that's fine."

[Anastasia]

"The one that bypassed my mortality?" Sylvie asks back. She's quiet a little time, "Why wouldn't you? We humans are meant to die. Why not take control of it with your own hands and become the spirit you want, rather than what Creation would make you?"

[Nephrite]

"Hm..." Moore rubs his chin at that. "I don't think you're wrong, I imagine there aren't a lot of people in the world who would say no to an opportunity like that. I don't know that people would see it as taking control of anything, but you always did seem to have a broader view of things. Though you really had a burden put on your shoulders, and... even now, still have one."

There's a pause there for a minute. "I don't know that I ever questioned my own mortality... after dying and going to the Lost Realm, I think I just..." He trails off for a moment as he looks up towards the top of Mount Celestia. "...I think I just never really ever gave any thought to the idea I could die, as naive as that sounds. It's probably what caused me to make the various mistakes I did along the way, but... even if I could, I wouldn't ever change it. Failures lead to experience, and experience leads to wisdom."

[Anastasia]

"You're a fey." Sylvie says, arms crossed. "One of the strangest ones I've met and that says a lot, but you're still a fey. You don't have the same perspective as a human. You'll live a long time, until you return to Yggdrasil. Or would have, as the case may be. Death doesn't mean a lot to a fey, not compared to a human. You'll skip off to Yggdrasil for another go around."

[Nephrite]

"You know, the trip we took there the one time probably should've affected me more than it did." Moore says. "I don't think the weight of the truth there impacted me like it did everyone else."

[Anastasia]

"Some people exist in their own world. Other people exist in their own plane." Sylvie glances side long at you, a pointed look. "You're always focused ahead on what you think." A beat, "Good quality for a god, at least."

[Nephrite]

Moore laughs a bit at that. "When you die and your previous life is erased... all you can do is move forward." He says. "So, would you like to have Calley learn a bit? I'm going to check on our guest, but after that I'll see about integrating Will into Hope's Landing."

[Anastasia]

"I'll see to it," Sylvie says, "He's learning plenty as it is and knows more than most sages. Don't tell him this, but it's only to keep him from getting intellectually lazy."

[Nephrite]

Moore nods to that.

He will go check in on Synic and see how he's doing!

[Anastasia]

Synic is in the same room as before. He sits in a high backed chair, at rest and reading a book.

[Nephrite]

"Feeling any better?" Moore asks from the doorway.

[Anastasia]

"Yes," Is the agreement as the book is put down. "Not right, but better."

[Nephrite]

Moore nods. "I can imagine. I'm sure Tempus can help with that. Is there anything I can get for you right now? I know I said it earlier, but you're welcome here as long as you like, and are welcome back anytime." He adds.