Stones of Farspeech

[devilstongue]

This place is bullshit.

[ That's putting it mildly, in Molly's not-so-humble opinion. ]

There's one thing to share dreams and other weird things, but getting tortured upon that is just insane. Rewards don't mean shit when it comes over someone's life. Even if you get up again, here, there's no way it's just going to be shrugged off. I don't care how tough you think you are.

[ He's got experience, after all. ]

How do we get out of here rather than just sit around and try to become farmers in broken homes? Please tell me you've at least fucking tried, because I'm done with this.

[ Even if Molly can't exactly go back to being dead, he's getting his friends out of here. No matter what it would cost him. ]

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[devilstongue]

That's... new.

[ It's also kind of over his head, which makes it the 100000000th time he wishes Caleb was here (and not, at the same time). ]

What did you use to beat its illusion?

[journalname]

[To be fair, it's also too far above Asgore's head for him to adequately explain.]

We forced a confrontation with the ones responsible, and convinced them to let us go. They were the ones who taught us to use the smaller machines.

[devilstongue]

Is that anything we can use here? Anything that calls themselves a god must have power, and there's more than one here.

One must have the answer of how to leave.

[journalname]

I'm sure continuing to go and meet the new gods can only help us.

[the true lesson of murdergames?]

Perhaps one of them could make something of how people are sent home, at least.

[devilstongue]

That's a decent plan. How many are there, really? One for each island?

[journalname]

Generally speaking. It seems like that is how it was meant to be - but some of them have passed away, or else vanished.

[devilstongue]

How do gods pass away?

[ Molly that happens in Exandria too, get some basic education. ]

[journalname]

I am not really sure. We do not have gods such as this in my world, and I have not exactly seen it happen here.

[.......ba-dum tish]

[devilstongue]

This is ridiculous.

[journalname]

It seems these islands were abandoned for a long time before we began to arrive. Perhaps that is something to do with it.

[Asgore can't, uh, deny that this is ridiculous...]

[devilstongue]

Well, fuck. Maybe it needs our energy or something to sustain all these gods, and that's why we're here?

[ He has no idea how god things work here, but it was a theory. ]

[journalname]

That is possible. The Storyteller does seem to benefit from our stories.

[devilstongue]

What happens if we just... don't?

[journalname]

...on an individual level, nothing. I have "just not" several times.