#O+h that wasn't at all a rejectio+n o+f the o+ffer

[guiltlessarbelas]

Even if I co+uld repo+rt back to the living o+f my time, I do+n't think this is typical, if that makes sense. It seems a select few tro+lls are entwined in ways that allo+ts them this fate, rather than whatever is usual fo+r my species po+st death.

That do+es't surprise me at all. The desire fo+r vio+lence and, ultimately, co+nquest seems o+nly to+ gro+w as yo+u ascend the hemo+spectrum. I am glad yo+u managed to leave that enco+unter intact.

guiltlessarbelas‌:

No+ it was quite a surprise. While there was always a lo+wblo+o+d o+r two+ aro+und who+ claimed they were psio+nically attuned to+ the gho+sts o+f the dead still wandering Alternia, mo+st o+f us didn’t put much sto+ck in the spiritual. I’m really no+t sure ho+w o+r why all this came to+ be.

I’m rather surprised yo+uv'e managed to+ bo+th visit and leave Alternia that many times, especially if yo+u met a seadweller. Tho+ugh that seems o+n the small side fo+r an adult o+f either sea dwelling caste, o+r really adult tro+lls in general;perhaps she was juvenile. Wo+uld explain the lack o+f immediate vio+lent respo+nse to+ so+me degree.

Now that I think about it, it’s not really a question you can really answer until it’s happened. You don’t really know what happens after death till you die. And at that point you can’t really relay what you learned to other people. Well except for here, I guess this is some exception to that line of logic

She was just a kid… She did seem to want to know where Earth was. And I don’t think she had all that noble intentions for Earth. Thankfully I don’t know where that version of Earth is. So I couldn’t have given up the information even if I wanted to. I didn’t stick around too long though, I slipped away pretty quickly after that