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<blockquote data-quote="Jemal" data-source="post: 3624062" data-attributes="member: 9026">&quot;Once you know me, you will not be so pleased, for I bring that which all fear.&quot;Jemal steps forwards.&nbsp; &quot;Change in its deepest aspect.&nbsp; The cycle of life and death.&nbsp; Many died, and many were spared.&nbsp; But as you may notice, not all of those who died have moved on to Hash'mileak's domain.&nbsp; They will be reborn, for I am Jemal, and I have brought with me these things.&quot;He grins and nods to the other gods, who sense both life and death in him.&nbsp; &quot;On the planet below, some of those who died have allready risen.. Ghosts, ghouls, and other creatures of the undead.&nbsp; They were slain before it was their time, but the direct actions of a god.&nbsp; As such, their souls could not find peace, and I have given them physical form.&nbsp; THESE are my creatures.&quot;At the same time, however, the dead are being eaten by other creatures, their leftovers becoming nutrients for the soil and new trees growing in their place.&nbsp; This is my gift back to you for what I take.&nbsp; If things were only to die, the direct intervention of gods would be needed to keep them going.&nbsp; Now, however, death will return to life, which will return to death.&nbsp; In this way, the balance will be kept and neither will reign supreme.&nbsp; We are immortal and all powerful.&nbsp; If we chose to, any of us could likely end all of that life.. and another could recreate it.&nbsp; Why bother then, why not let them live their own, and guide them?&nbsp; See what happens?&quot;Jemal turns to face Bryll again &quot;Do you still wish to thank me?&quot;*OOC: And yes, Jemal does tend to ramble and say some weird stuff.&nbsp; That's his nature.*</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jemal, post: 3624062, member: 9026"] [color=red]"Once you know me, you will not be so pleased, for I bring that which all fear."[/color] Jemal steps forwards. [color=red]"Change in its deepest aspect. The cycle of life and death. Many died, and many were spared. But as you may notice, not all of those who died have moved on to Hash'mileak's domain. They will be reborn, for I am Jemal, and I have brought with me these things."[/color] He grins and nods to the other gods, who sense both life and death in him. [color=red]"On the planet below, some of those who died have allready risen.. Ghosts, ghouls, and other creatures of the undead. They were slain before it was their time, but the direct actions of a god. As such, their souls could not find peace, and I have given them physical form. THESE are my creatures." At the same time, however, the dead are being eaten by other creatures, their leftovers becoming nutrients for the soil and new trees growing in their place. This is my gift back to you for what I take. If things were only to die, the direct intervention of gods would be needed to keep them going. Now, however, death will return to life, which will return to death. In this way, the balance will be kept and neither will reign supreme. We are immortal and all powerful. If we chose to, any of us could likely end all of that life.. and another could recreate it. Why bother then, why not let them live their own, and guide them? See what happens?"[/color] Jemal turns to face Bryll again [color=red]"Do you still wish to thank me?"[/color] *OOC: And yes, Jemal does tend to ramble and say some weird stuff. That's his nature.* [/QUOTE]

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