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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wrahn" data-source="post: 2963601" data-attributes="member: 9191">Tainted Lorgrane played with the word in his mind, mulled over the possibility, judged the implication. Perhaps, but it matters little.  No fear, no guilt, no conflict, those were for the others.He wishes to have us accept randomness into the Perfect, a failure of purpose.  Interesting it is either that or a limitation of action, consquences of acting.  Either the Perfect is not perfect or it's power is not universal or both.  A failure of purpose means we are not part of it's plan, in fact we would be a detriment to it.  The healer does not seem concerned, which seems incongruous with our taint.  The Perfect is not a being of morality, it is not limited by such concepts.  Mercy is no more in it's nature than malice.  If we posed a threat, it should eliminate us, if it can.  And there is the crux, if it can not deal with it's problems except through proxies, such as us, then it will attempt to use us.  If on the other hand it is a constraint on it's action, then it would be aware of what was going to happen to us and the healer, perhaps acting as an agent of the Perfect, perhaps acting of his own accord, is attempting to manipulate us.Either way, we are caught up in a tangled manipulation.   Lorgrane smiled inwardly, at the thought of unravelling the mystery.In anycase, when the healer is done answering questions, I will see what if I can penetrate his hidden defenses.  Failing that, it should be interesting to see what his reaction will be.OOC-Lorgrane ever heard of this guys?  Healer lackey of the Perfect, any lackey of the perfect?KS: Religion +55 or Lore +37</blockquote>

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