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[veneficus]

While death is not permanent here, in most realms it is.

Yet we have no graves, no headstones here to bring flowers or pay a visit to. No way to honor those who are gone and shall not return. While we carry their memory in our hearts, sometimes it feels as if it is not enough.

I used to pay many visits to the grave of the one whom I lost. It is a tradition of a sort and it feels quite odd not to do so anymore.

Is there any place of memorial for ones who are gone?, here? If not, I think we must have that. I will never forget the ones who have passed, but I would like to do more than simply that.


Filter; Arthur Pendragon

I would speak with you, brother. If it pleases you.

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[bloodypocket]

You may have already been told of the cemetery in Hel, but do you intend to create a place of memorial for those who are not native?

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[veneficus]

I was, Conan spoke to me of it. I plan to create something of the sort, yea. I think it will bring comfort to at least some of us to have an option of visiting the place.

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[bloodypocket]

What ideas would you have in mind, a place in which one may simply go to remember or a place in which to actually attempt burials?

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[veneficus]

Simply a place to go to. I doubt there is much to bury here. A memorial of a sort, for those who have passed away and are not buried in this realm.

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[bloodypocket]

I would not say it's a poor idea, there are a significant number who would rely on something such as this in order to cope with loss they have experienced.

Though I wonder, do you mourn someone so much you would want to continue that remembrance here?

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[veneficus]

I do. I would continue mourning him no matter where I'll go, this is not different. The only different would be that he is not buried in this city but rather in my realm. Still, he is my father.

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[bloodypocket]

You truly love your father to that degree, that you wish a memorial?

[While he can sympathize mourning a loved one to a degree, to mourn a father was out of the question for the time being.]