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[asgardsloyalty]

This is Heimdall, leave a message.

[make a note of Text/Audio/Video and he will get back to you when he can.]

Comments

voice.

[trustexercises]

Heimdall. It almost sounds like a medicine. Heimmmdallll. Right.

No offense meant. I'm just having some fun. The name's Alvin. I'd like to talk to all the gods, and you're on the list.

voice. (pardon the current slowness I have been ill!)

[asgardsloyalty]

What can I assist you with, Alvin.

voice. (it's cool! I hope you're feeling better.)

[trustexercises]

I'd like your take on what a traveller like me needs to know. I know what's in the books and that our worlds are in danger. But what else is there? What do you think's commonly missed?

voice. (getting there!<3)

[asgardsloyalty]

[It is rare these days that he speaks to Travellers actually willing to help.]

It is often a struggle getting Travellers to realise that this war effort is not only for our sake. Winning hear means that their own worlds are also saved.

voice.

[trustexercises]

How many of them tell you their worlds are already in danger?

voice.

[asgardsloyalty]

Many. And I do not dispute that they may seem in danger in their eyes, but not on the same scale as we are dealing with.

voice.

[trustexercises]

It's hard to stop being selfish.

voice.

[asgardsloyalty]

A number of travellers believe we are the ones who are being selfish, they are unable to see that this is for their benefit as much as ours. Perhaps even more so.

voice.

[trustexercises]

That's because most of them don't understand desperation. What someone will do to save what matters to them. Even if you claim to be working for everyone, there's still your world and your own to look after.

Isn't that right?

voice.

[asgardsloyalty]

It is true, but all worlds are connected. You save all, or none.

voice.

[trustexercises]

... Well, that's new.

voice.

[asgardsloyalty]

Loki's guide was correct, albeit hastily [terribly.] drawn. All worlds are connected, like leaves on a branch. Destroy this world- destroy the tree- and everything perishes alongside it.

voice.

[trustexercises]

No, that part I knew. I was worried more about the ... leaves themselves. It sounded like if one of them died, everyone else would, too.

voice.

[asgardsloyalty]

If they die, it is because the branches themselves are withering away.

voice.

[trustexercises]

So much for that.

voice.

[asgardsloyalty]

So much for what?

voice.

[trustexercises]

Who cares if a branch dies, right?