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<blockquote data-quote="perivas" data-source="post: 1847165" data-attributes="member: 2746">The huge treant who had been silent for much of the discussion speaks up.&nbsp; &quot;There is a fifth possibility.&nbsp; We were meant to survive.&nbsp; That would very much fit with the theory that this was, as you put it, 'meant to be'.&quot;&nbsp; With those words, he grows silent once more.The dryad smiles and nods in agreement to the treant's words.&nbsp; &quot;Well spoken, Loudbark.&nbsp; That is an interesting assessment of the powers in play, Rahveon.&nbsp; I would still favor a servant of Devom, who by his very destruction proves his sympathies for mortals.&nbsp; The wills of gods do not end with their own existence; their servants have long memories and will adhere to their desires long after their...disappearance.&nbsp; Such a servant would know more or may even have a contingency plan ready to be executed.&nbsp; Does any here know a servant of Devom?&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="perivas, post: 1847165, member: 2746"] The huge treant who had been silent for much of the discussion speaks up. [color=green]"There is a fifth possibility. We were meant to survive. That would very much fit with the theory that this was, as you put it, 'meant to be'."[/color] With those words, he grows silent once more. The dryad smiles and nods in agreement to the treant's words. [color=olive]"Well spoken, Loudbark. That is an interesting assessment of the powers in play, Rahveon. I would still favor a servant of Devom, who by his very destruction proves his sympathies for mortals. The wills of gods do not end with their own existence; their servants have long memories and will adhere to their desires long after their...disappearance. Such a servant would know more or may even have a contingency plan ready to be executed. Does any here know a servant of Devom?"[/color] [/QUOTE]

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