Quentyn already was a Chosen of Borden and I am pretty sure they like, shook hands or something, a piece of Borden could lie dormant in him.
Besides, if we really want the gods back we just have to convince Oa to allow time travel to woooosh them to the future to what would be our present. The effect would be the same and Ondal could still think he blow'd up the gods.
Nothing is impossible.
(also I am not scep >_>;;)
I don't think it works that way...especially when dealing with gods. Remember, when a god is gone, he's gone. As if he had never existed. Ignoring the issues of time travel, that complicates matters.
It also ties into why this makes things hard for Tiro in particular. We went through this before - I tried to absorb a piece of Edash's soul to resuscitate him. Not only did it not work, but I was told in no uncertain terms that he was gone. And certainly, no power was gained. So the precedent says that Borden is just not there anymore. Chosen isn't an option anymore - what comes closer is Dead God Avatar, though I'm not sure that even fits here because it presumes gods leave something behind.
(Also, sorry for confusing you with Scep - your argument was kinda phrased like I'd expect him to put things. Sorry! :x)
From: Accel_R8 | #323
Seriously. There is a lot of jumping to conclusions going on here. If Ana agreed to give Quentyn something and then went ahead and did his "kill the Gods offscreen" plan, that he PROBABLY had in mind prior to agreeing to give something to someone, then he PROBABLY intends to give that to that person anyway.
You're literally assuming the absolute worst. And this leads me back to believing you just CANNOT be happy with anything.
Edit: also that's omega not scep bro
No, not really. You DO realize that the flash teleportation ban didn't affect us until I pointed out that it did, yes? Similarly, it didn't affect Eladrin and Shadar-Kai until I noted that they could teleport as a racial ability. I have learned not to assume anything positive, because things always err toward the side of becoming worse, not better. I'd keep that in mind if I were you.
And in response to your latter point, no, I generally cannot be happy until I am positive the world will not go to hell when I stop looking at it. Considering every time I haven't taken matters in my own hands, this has happened (look no further than the pointless deaths at the fortress because I compromised), this leaves me unable to enjoy things until I am certain that I will achieve total, eternal victory. Because nothing else will suffice to stop this goddamn ****heap of a world from dropping a bad ending on us down the line otherwise.
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