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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mithreander" data-source="post: 1415927" data-attributes="member: 13791">THrough the link, THoria continues to make her case, though she sees that her point is not seen by the others... once more. It seems they only think of her as a brick... a wall to absorb potential damage that they would have taken, not a mind. THoria doesn't mind, for most of the time, their beliefs are justified, but in this case, she feels very strongly about this. Being a priestess, she feels she has to voice these strong feeling incase they have been sent by her god instead of them being her own musings.Please concider what you propose. Thor has been known as a protector of good, and a just god. To move against him may trigger the very events that you think you are avoiding! Does he work alone? Maybe right now he does, but if you move against him, you may bring the wrath of the entire panthanon on us! Are you all prepared to face the wrath of the northern gods? I'm not! Besides, the gods are not stupid. They know that their actions, if unjust, will provoke the other panthanons. I find it hard to believe they would take that risk!</blockquote>