[that look. England won't question it. if being assigned an element is simply part of Tellus' natural laws, then there's no need to argue with it. it would be like wondering why there is magic in some other person's world. and England's learned enough about different worlds and their properties to not argue.
still, he's curious now, about Tellus, and about the Elements. what other unwritten laws of the planet were there? like, why was a blood sacrifice necessary? couldn't CERES and the gods of the planet come up with a new agreement? ...but, then, that would be arguing about Tellus' properties again, right? it was just something that was done in this world.
he sighs then, not knowing how to respond yet. his mind is frantically thinking of things to ask, about what is going to happen. but he assumes he will find out soon enough. after a minute, he solemnly says] It sounds like you guys are doing a lot behind the scenes to make Cerealia habitable.
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still, he's curious now, about Tellus, and about the Elements. what other unwritten laws of the planet were there? like, why was a blood sacrifice necessary? couldn't CERES and the gods of the planet come up with a new agreement? ...but, then, that would be arguing about Tellus' properties again, right? it was just something that was done in this world.
he sighs then, not knowing how to respond yet. his mind is frantically thinking of things to ask, about what is going to happen. but he assumes he will find out soon enough. after a minute, he solemnly says] It sounds like you guys are doing a lot behind the scenes to make Cerealia habitable.