18 year old boys haven't finished growing. Certainly not where brain is concerned at least.A 16 year old boy often hasnt even finished physical growth, let alone the maturity to operate in this arena.
Its hard to argue against training... or at least the sort that doesn't open a pandora's box or twelve. That is probably eventually going to be on the table but probably not all that much for the introductory lessons even just due to needing a better foundation and general time constraints. Hopefully he ends up finding himself gifted in things outside of actual combat, as much as he needs to be ready for combat because eventually something is going to come-a-knockin'.I think we should bring Mom and Dad in on this before we actually do anything. They should be aware of what's going on, and what Daniel's goals and desires are. Minimizing secrets and circumventions in a family is good, and I think it'd be better for him psychologically if he could do,this with the feeling that his parents have his back in it.
I don't expect to see them cheering on the idea of him actively involving himself in fighting the darkness like that, but I think a convincing case can be made for training and equipping him. The danger is real, and it has come to our home and hurt him before. Also, he might still be a child for the moment, but he's close to adulthood. It's just around the corner, and if he is still intent on these choices come that time, then best that he be as ready as possible.
Looks like there's a missing sentence here."Mortal lives are fleeting things, better that they be spent on grand endeavors, even should they fail than petty actions soon forgotten," the demon replies.
"I know, that is why I did not volunteer the thought," the demon replies with a softness to his tone. Sympathy maybe?
The angels only directly intervene with supernatural threats, but the warranty coverage over the family is rather more expansive than just that.
Lydia does not have the expertise to do anything of the sort. Occult 1, no summoning or binding, no Contacts, potentially hostile interactions with Winter. After Corpsetaker almost ate her soul, and she then saw the 10 year old who made a deal with a bane, she isnt about to go stumbling into the NeverNever and making deals with random spirits either.
I don't see any reason that Daniel should go on a quest by himself. It seems fitting that Lydia go with him.
Divine revelation from the benevolent God Queen?I am picturing us getting VEE then giving people in our hell a dot of background for stuff in our world and wondering how the universe possibly justifies it.
I am picturing us getting VEE then giving people in our hell a dot of background for stuff in our world and wondering how the universe possibly justifies it.
Off-screen/time skip magic
Personally I feel like getting VEE and then ordering Daniel to not say grabblefraster for a year or he will be immediately teleported into a hospital in our kingdom would be the best way to have him help well given him a safety net. Much better than crafting him objects of power which people will target him for.
I mean one safety net a year seems fair. It is more then most people fighting the good fight get.That will work, odds are it will even work perfectly given how profound and insidious the work of Verdant Emptiness Endowment is, but it will only work once and then you cannot renew it for a full year, or at least the remainder of the year long span.
It's probably against office policy to make deals with (a) hell, even if it's your daughter's.I mean one safety net a year seems fair. It is more then most people fighting the good fight get.
Although I am now wondering what happens if Dad gets tagged as a creature of darkness?
I'm kind of wondering if the White God will end up properly adopting our hell at some point. Its not like we aren't on good terms. *shrug*It's probably against office policy to make deals with (a) hell, even if it's your daughter's.
Nah we'll adopt his heaven.I'm kind of wondering if the White God will end up properly adopting our hell at some point. Its not like we aren't on good terms. *shrug*