Threads Of Destiny(Eastern Fantasy, Sequel to Forge of Destiny)
- Thread starter yrsillar
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Winged One
Not the Simurgh
- Location
- definitely the ground
- Pronouns
- They/Them/It
[X] Truth and lies are the weft and warp of communication. Clarity, understanding, these determine the quality of words.
- Location
- The Maple Syrup Mountains
[X] Trust arises from choice. Love arises from trust. There can be no perfect safety, save in death. For love or trust to exist, so must the chance of heartbreak and betrayal.
- Location
- Florida
[X] Trust arises from choice. Love arises from trust. There can be no perfect safety, save in death. For love or trust to exist, so must the chance of heartbreak and betrayal.
[X] Trust arises from choice. Love arises from trust. There can be no perfect safety, save in death. For love or trust to exist, so must the chance of heartbreak and betrayal.
[X] Trust arises from choice. Love arises from trust. There can be no perfect safety, save in death. For love or trust to exist, so must the chance of heartbreak and betrayal.
- Pronouns
- He/Him
[X] Trust arises from choice. Love arises from trust. There can be no perfect safety, save in death. For love or trust to exist, so must the chance of heartbreak and betrayal.
- Location
- United Kingdom
I don't think it would? Stopping her from communicating isn't the same as forcing her to lie. It's similar to how it's entirely possible for Shenhua to keep a secret without straining her Way, she just has to refuse to tell anyone what it is without withholding that she knows the secret.
- Location
- France
- Pronouns
- She/They
[X] Truth and lies are the weft and warp of communication. Clarity, understanding, these determine the quality of words.
I don't think a lack of choice is actually a good reason to abandon attempts to build bridges. Renxiang isn't the only one who didn't have a choice about this here, anyway. And I think there's also companionship to be found in being at the mercy of circumstances together that the choice insight misses, maybe?
I also think Liming's mouth being sewn shut is something we might be able to address at some point, though I don't expect this to be enough on its own.
I don't think a lack of choice is actually a good reason to abandon attempts to build bridges. Renxiang isn't the only one who didn't have a choice about this here, anyway. And I think there's also companionship to be found in being at the mercy of circumstances together that the choice insight misses, maybe?
I also think Liming's mouth being sewn shut is something we might be able to address at some point, though I don't expect this to be enough on its own.
