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[fatedfinality]

[ Today is a... complicated one for Ardyn, to say the least. No one but him knows why though and he'll likely keep it that way.

He has, however, gotten extremely drunk about it and that lends itself to him asking a query on the Etrayan network: ]


What does fate mean to you?

[ He appreciates now more than ever the auto-correct feature. He should probably invest in some reading glasses eventually, but that'll be a problem for Ardyn-with-a-headache-from-squinting-in-the-dark-at-a-small-screen and not the Ardyn of now. ]

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[fatedfinality]

It can be possible to be both reader and author. It just isn't, in most cases.

Usually, you're either the one drafting the script or the one taking part on the pages.

[huntrix]

That doesn't take away the possibility. Or the ability.

[fatedfinality]

Well, no
But tell that to the gods of my world who are penning the story
And refuse to share nicely

The story isn't up to us to write
Or so they claim

[huntrix]

But they're not here, right?

So what's stopping you now?

[fatedfinality]

[

First of all, how dare she make a valid point. Second of all: ]

Perhaps I'm just a bit set in my ways
Difficult to teach an old dog new tricks and all that

[huntrix]

Then why even ask?

It sounds like you made up your mind anyway.

[fatedfinality]

Even if I have, what's the harm in asking? It's fun to get different perspectives.

It may not change my mind, but it might change others.

[huntrix]

But they're not the ones asking.

[fatedfinality]

[ He's increasingly too drunk for the logic and reason nonsense. Time for a redirect to see if he can't make this more fun. ]

Why does it matter so much to you if my mind changes or not?

[huntrix]

I mean, it makes everything pointless, doesn't it?

Why bother then?