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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jochannan" data-source="post: 2452663" data-attributes="member: 34068">OOC: Then he used some other magical means... thanks for pointing that out. I've been having trouble keeping track of everything thats happened. Jo'Karr watches the soul of his angel travel to its eternal rest. He sheds a tear that Albedo has learned nothing.  "So now you would war with me eh? I laugh at you Albedo. I laugh heartily at your foolishness. So you would condemn the mortals to live in squalor and ignorance forever? You would deny them the chance to shape the worlds they live in according to their desires? Then why do they have free will? You may as well smite them all while your at it. It would be the simplest solution. If they have no chance to have their will, they may as well not exist. Fine, let your city state have no inspiration. Your people shall stagnate without any new ideas, new creations, or new ways of doing things. Your people shall remain behind while the others advance beyond you." Jo'Karr stretches forth his power and contains Albedo's storm to Malkavia.  "But you shall not deny the rest of them. And if you have a problem with me, do not take it out on the mortals. And do not blame me for my existence, if the gods treated the mortals fairly, without denying them even the chance to have their will, I wouldn't exist in the first place. So thank you, my bretheren, afterall, your abuses of mortals were the ingredients in my birth. If you wish to see me destroyed, I shall indulge you. All you have to do is make it so that I am no longer neccessary. By the way, I do not interfere, I give a gift, a gift that they desire. How they use it is up to them." Jo'Karr laughs and then sets out to the divine conference.</blockquote>

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