I agree. That Moblin would be our dinner, not the other way around, which I think is a much more fitting ending.
[ Zelda is probably closer to the truth in her first idea of how they would devour the Moblin. Less unhinged jaws, more tearing apart piece by piece. ]
Oh. Well, surely you must have them. There are always inconveniences in life, like your phone being useless and unable to connect to the forums in your home world, or setbacks with research... or larger, more pressing issues.
I'd consider the question to be a "How are you?" that you get to respond to honestly instead of "I'm doing well, thank you." Though, it doesn't have to be entirely negative. In fact, if you do have anything happening in your life that makes you happy, I'd be pleased to hear about that, too.
[ Satan stops there and considers adding in an apology for basically rambling, but refrains. While he considers himself emotionally mature -- at least moreso than most of his brothers -- he only knows how to deal with his own emotions. It feels as if the emotions of others, especially mortals with such short lifespans, are an enigma to him. Still, wanting his point to be clear, he adds one more line: ]
Whatever topic you'd like to discuss, I'd be happy to discuss with you.
[ Before he can further embarrass himself, on the other side of the journal he firmly folds his hands so he can't write anymore until she responds. She's going to think he's being stupid - he knows it. Although... he supposes it would be worth it this one time if it means she's focused on an emotion that's not fear, or worry, or sadness. ]
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[ Zelda is probably closer to the truth in her first idea of how they would devour the Moblin. Less unhinged jaws, more tearing apart piece by piece. ]
Oh. Well, surely you must have them. There are always inconveniences in life, like your phone being useless and unable to connect to the forums in your home world, or setbacks with research... or larger, more pressing issues.
I'd consider the question to be a "How are you?" that you get to respond to honestly instead of "I'm doing well, thank you." Though, it doesn't have to be entirely negative. In fact, if you do have anything happening in your life that makes you happy, I'd be pleased to hear about that, too.
[ Satan stops there and considers adding in an apology for basically rambling, but refrains. While he considers himself emotionally mature -- at least moreso than most of his brothers -- he only knows how to deal with his own emotions. It feels as if the emotions of others, especially mortals with such short lifespans, are an enigma to him. Still, wanting his point to be clear, he adds one more line: ]
Whatever topic you'd like to discuss, I'd be happy to discuss with you.
[ Before he can further embarrass himself, on the other side of the journal he firmly folds his hands so he can't write anymore until she responds. She's going to think he's being stupid - he knows it. Although... he supposes it would be worth it this one time if it means she's focused on an emotion that's not fear, or worry, or sadness. ]