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[eisenrache]

[As the video starts, everyone can see a very disgruntled Magneto. And by disgruntled, it's actually more like a tight frown. He is not amused.]

 

I don't who this woman thinks she is. I am not some pawn to be placed and sacrificed, I don't care why these 'deities' want me here or what this city may need. You can not simply keep me here against my will.

 

[He's not going to mention the fact the main reason he is so pissed is that something very important to him is missing. Very, very important. He takes a breath, calming down.]

 

I will get out of here, whatever it takes.

Comments

[Video]

[gate_of_babylon]

Oh, there are more than a few who have been working on that particular little detail.

Though I must admit it's a little refreshing that someone isn't taking the claim of godhood at face-value.

[video]

[eisenrache]

Refreshing how?

Re: [video]

[gate_of_babylon]

How often do you think the average mongrel who arrives here assumes that only a god could summon him?

[video]

[eisenrache]

Yes, well, it doesn't take much to make an average mongrel do much of anything.

[video]

[gate_of_babylon]

[Archer blinks for a moment before he chuckles lightly. A sense of humour! That he wasn't expecting]

Quite true, quite true. Hence my surprise... as if this mystery automatically made one a god.

[video]

[eisenrache]

[Never underestimate Erik's sadistic sense of humor.]

That would depending on your definition of a god.

[video]

[gate_of_babylon]

[Gilgamesh has no room to talk at all on how sadistic other people's sense of humour is]

That it would, though the common definition would appear to be "anyone with what appears to be supernatural powers", and by "supernatural" they mean anything they themselves cannot do.

[video]

[eisenrache]

That definition, though, would then encompass anyone in this city. And the real power of gods is that they are unique, set apart from the common man. If there are no common men, can that really describe a god?

[Then I have a feeling they're are going to get alone quite well.]

[video]

[gate_of_babylon]

That it would. Which makes taking their claims of godhood at face-value to be puzzling. Perhaps it shouldn't be, but I would have thought it would have been too blatant to miss.

[video]

[eisenrache]

No, no, you're quite right. It does seem puzzling. It makes you wonder what criteria they seem to hold themselves too that makes them gods. What extra 'powers' they might have.