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trickstering) wrote in
dramadramaduck2012-08-02 09:16 pm
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Hello, Ducks.
It's been awhile, hasn't it? And while you have sat, continuing on with your trite day to day drivel, I have actually done something. We've little use for speeches on the topic - the things that happen to the realms of our universe must mean little to the rest of you, especially once you realize how futile and meaningless your efforts become when the network doesn't allow you to world-hop. It's a pity, isn't it? The way it always seems to stop working right when you need it most, tearing you from the people you care about.
It's a terrible thing to worry about. A freedom too great and insurmountable to deal with. A lie too well told, enough to feel comfort that is pulled the moment you need it most. But Midgard has learned much of freedom such as this. Humanity, which is so unequipped to deal with the consequences of it, is so much better off without. And in losing it have freed themselves. How like a paradox it must seem, but the point remains all the same.
Asgard and Midgard both under a united rule - it was a shame kings prior never saw the cunning of it, for Midgard has more virtues than had often been ignored, due to the mortals from whom they came. But I am king now, and I understand these things.
[Long live the king.]
It's been awhile, hasn't it? And while you have sat, continuing on with your trite day to day drivel, I have actually done something. We've little use for speeches on the topic - the things that happen to the realms of our universe must mean little to the rest of you, especially once you realize how futile and meaningless your efforts become when the network doesn't allow you to world-hop. It's a pity, isn't it? The way it always seems to stop working right when you need it most, tearing you from the people you care about.
It's a terrible thing to worry about. A freedom too great and insurmountable to deal with. A lie too well told, enough to feel comfort that is pulled the moment you need it most. But Midgard has learned much of freedom such as this. Humanity, which is so unequipped to deal with the consequences of it, is so much better off without. And in losing it have freed themselves. How like a paradox it must seem, but the point remains all the same.
Asgard and Midgard both under a united rule - it was a shame kings prior never saw the cunning of it, for Midgard has more virtues than had often been ignored, due to the mortals from whom they came. But I am king now, and I understand these things.
[Long live the king.]

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