Not many, if that means anything at all. [ She chooses to believe that everyone deserves that second chance, but not everyone wants to have that. Zenos is certainly one of those. At one point, she had thought that neither Emet-Selch nor Elidibus deserved forgiveness nor redemption, but it isn't in her nature to entirely write someone off. She may not fully trust Emet-Selch, and she would reluctantly call him an ally of sorts, but he isn't someone that she would write off either.
Perhaps Zenos is the only one who has received that designation. ]
That's hard for me to decide, because not all of those that I've encountered that could be considered enemies were completely at fault. [ Yotsuyu, while cold-hearted and seemingly cruel, was made that way because of her environment. At least, that's her opinion on that matter.
So like G'raha, she understands that good and evil is far more complicated than people like it to be. ]
I suppose you could call it natural. Sometimes it seems like I could summon a carbuncle simply by thinking about it. [ Of course, it really isn't that simple, but it comes as naturally to her as breathing in a lot of ways. ]
More grand? [ She tilts her head to one side as if wondering what he means. Truthfully, she has often wondered if there were more secrets or hidden arts that she could unlock through further study, even if the thought of it makes her wrinkle her nose a bit. ]
Perhaps destiny has been working all along, and we just didn't see it. [ She shifts just a little bit so she can give him a teasing nudge. Part of her wants to say that destiny is what brought them together, that they belong together. ]
Maybe one day you could tell me some stories about Allag. [ While summoning had its origins there, and her soul stone has ties to Allag too, K'thisru knows she does not know very much about that ancient civilization. Oh, she knows the common stories, but she imagines that there is so much that she and others do not know. ]
But miracles is how I would describe everything that you've done, Raha.
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Perhaps Zenos is the only one who has received that designation. ]
That's hard for me to decide, because not all of those that I've encountered that could be considered enemies were completely at fault. [ Yotsuyu, while cold-hearted and seemingly cruel, was made that way because of her environment. At least, that's her opinion on that matter.
So like G'raha, she understands that good and evil is far more complicated than people like it to be. ]
I suppose you could call it natural. Sometimes it seems like I could summon a carbuncle simply by thinking about it. [ Of course, it really isn't that simple, but it comes as naturally to her as breathing in a lot of ways. ]
More grand? [ She tilts her head to one side as if wondering what he means. Truthfully, she has often wondered if there were more secrets or hidden arts that she could unlock through further study, even if the thought of it makes her wrinkle her nose a bit. ]
Perhaps destiny has been working all along, and we just didn't see it. [ She shifts just a little bit so she can give him a teasing nudge. Part of her wants to say that destiny is what brought them together, that they belong together. ]
Maybe one day you could tell me some stories about Allag. [ While summoning had its origins there, and her soul stone has ties to Allag too, K'thisru knows she does not know very much about that ancient civilization. Oh, she knows the common stories, but she imagines that there is so much that she and others do not know. ]
But miracles is how I would describe everything that you've done, Raha.