well, the object would be to prove who is more observant, right?
quite literally, in the latter case.
the legend says that the goddess is married to an archer who put out the light of nine suns that threatened to scorch the earth. i'm very bad with a bow and arrow.
it is. you're someone who covets knowledge, especially about other people. you want to make sure you're safe in what you know. but you want the information quickly, too.
no, nothing like that. i bet he could though. i should ask him.
that is good because the essence of someone can be difficult to determine.
about the archer of yours. a difficult question to answer, eh? if i say yes, it leaves me vulnerable because that shows far too many cards. however, if i say no it might seem a game, a slight of hand.
you don't have to answer. but not answering is also its own kind of answer. and intuiting too much meaning from one answer or non-answer would also be pretty foolhardy.
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what is the most interesting thing you have seen?
i see, which begs the question as to how you got to the moon.
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humans flying was a good one! fire was another. i like it when they're uncommonly kind to each other. that's interesting in a way.
oh, that's a long story. almost everyone gets it wrong.
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the light and the wheel were probably what set a lot into motion.
i'm listening.
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quite literally, in the latter case.
the legend says that the goddess is married to an archer who put out the light of nine suns that threatened to scorch the earth. i'm very bad with a bow and arrow.
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you do pay attention to what someone says, don't you?
meaning, the goddess was married to another before you? or was with another before you. was it before the moon?
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i'm not sure i should get any credit for such a simple comment!
no, they were never married. they were good friends though! we were all good friends.
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it was still nice to comment on.
was he just an archer or was he something else as well?
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well, thank you, in that case. i appreciate the comment.
how do you mean?
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i appreciate it as well.
she became a moon goddess, you're a rabbit, stands to determine he was something as well or if he wasn't that is how you ended up with her.
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oh no, what he is, is a really good shot. that's his special skill!
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are you suggesting he shot you to the moon?
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no, nothing like that. i bet he could though. i should ask him.
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knowledge is power and how you navigate things.
you're being quite cryptic.
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how am i being cryptic? also, do you see yourself as powerful?
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about the archer of yours. a difficult question to answer, eh? if i say yes, it leaves me vulnerable because that shows far too many cards. however, if i say no it might seem a game, a slight of hand.
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what exactly was cryptic about that?
you don't have to answer. but not answering is also its own kind of answer. and intuiting too much meaning from one answer or non-answer would also be pretty foolhardy.
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how the moon came into things, mostly.
there is also the fact, powerful is seen differently. we believe what we want to believe no matter what another might say.
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we were childhood friends, all three of us.
i wouldn't apply my definition of powerful to your answer. that'd be close-minded.
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i imagined as much.
what do you think with it?