Heh, you're much nicer about it than Alhaitham would be. If he were here, he'd say something like, "Some people will succeed and some people will fail, that's just a fact of life. Stop being such a goodie-two-shoes and wasting your money trying to fix the world one person at a time."
I think it's the unfortunate fate of people like us. We always manage to find them, and they can never resist pointing out how wrong they think we are. [Okay Kaveh.] Wolfwood's much kinder about it than Alhaitham is, though. You're lucky.
[He maybe did not see Wolfwood and Vash at Mcdonald's weekend 0,]
Well, yes. I mean, our philosophies differ to some degree, but it was nice to discuss it with him. [Kaveh's a nerd who likes debate regardless, but also. Hilarious.] Why, how is he with you?
That's so strange. I wouldn't have thought that of him at all. [Like yeah Kaveh talks all the time about how he's the only one who knows Alhaitham's true, big personality, but they'd never physically fight unless they were sparring??? WOLFWOOD HOW COULD YOU BE THIS WAY TO SWEET VASH.
...Okay in all fairness, though, Kaveh's more likely to hit Alhaitham than the other way around... wait... is he the problem...]
[This is truly such an odd experience... is this what it's like to live Tighnari's life...]
Okay, good. [Because otherwise he was going to offer to do it which is hilarious considering Vash is taller than him. But, also--] Not that I'm all that familiar with either, but your priests sound very different from the ones in Teyvat...
[He will do it if you ask him to, especially because he thinks Wolfwood would probably let him get away with it even though he has no proof of this.]
Devoted to their archons, from what I understand. They have a church in Mondstadt, for instance, and I've heard the deaconess is very sweet--very devoted to Barbatos. There's an island in Inazuma that has a priestess, as well, but I think she's in charge of just about everything over there. It's been a long time since I've visited, and I was only there to study the architecture, so I couldn't really tell you too many details about their customs.
... I don't think that's too different for people in No Man's Land, but obviously we don't get to interact or know God. It's more of a blind faith kind of thing. Very hands off.
[ He looks back out to the sighs, musing. ]
Still, in the hundred and fifty years of living in an inhabitable planet without succor, people still pray for deliverance.
He told me about it, a little. [When they had their very civil nonviolent conversation.] It sounds closest to how things are in Mondstadt, but even then, there's definitive proof that he led them once. And then you have nations like Inazuma, which are led directly by their Archon--or Sumeru, even though it's a little different.
[Nahida was locked up for so long...]
But even then, it's not like every prayer is answered. Most of them aren't. [His never have been, after all.] So I understand a little, even though it's not quite the same.
Something like that. [He turns his gaze outward, toward the water.] To be honest, I stopped praying a long time ago. So I'm probably not the best person to ask.
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Right, right! [ Vash looks forward, enjoying the ride. ] Livio's sharp, so if he falls for a scam, I'm sure it's because he wants to help them.
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Heh, you're much nicer about it than Alhaitham would be. If he were here, he'd say something like, "Some people will succeed and some people will fail, that's just a fact of life. Stop being such a goodie-two-shoes and wasting your money trying to fix the world one person at a time."
[No one asked about this, Kaveh]
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[ NO ONE ASKED BUT VASH SYMPATHIZES ]
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Let me guess--Wolfwood?
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How did you know?!
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We've talked about it a few times. He's mentioned more than once that he thinks you and I have similar views.
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[ BIRDS OF A FEATHER. ]
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I think it's the unfortunate fate of people like us. We always manage to find them, and they can never resist pointing out how wrong they think we are. [Okay Kaveh.] Wolfwood's much kinder about it than Alhaitham is, though. You're lucky.
[He maybe did not see Wolfwood and Vash at Mcdonald's weekend 0,]
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Wolfwood's nicer? I don't know how you survived if Alhaitham is worse.
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He just looks a little confused]
Well, yes. I mean, our philosophies differ to some degree, but it was nice to discuss it with him. [Kaveh's a nerd who likes debate regardless, but also. Hilarious.] Why, how is he with you?
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[ bro ]
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[ ALHAITHAM IS SOMEHOW BETTER, IN SPITE OF EVERYTHING. ]
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That's so strange. I wouldn't have thought that of him at all. [Like yeah Kaveh talks all the time about how he's the only one who knows Alhaitham's true, big personality, but they'd never physically fight unless they were sparring??? WOLFWOOD HOW COULD YOU BE THIS WAY TO SWEET VASH.
...Okay in all fairness, though, Kaveh's more likely to hit Alhaitham than the other way around... wait... is he the problem...]
Well, do you at least hit him back?
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[ BADMOUTHS HIM WHILE HE ISN'T HERE, but he thinks Kaveh can get the vibe that they're just very good pals. He wouldn't seriously insults Wolfwood.
This is just their relationship. ]
Of course I do!
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Okay, good. [Because otherwise he was going to offer to do it which is hilarious considering Vash is taller than him. But, also--] Not that I'm all that familiar with either, but your priests sound very different from the ones in Teyvat...
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What are they like in Teyvat?
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Devoted to their archons, from what I understand. They have a church in Mondstadt, for instance, and I've heard the deaconess is very sweet--very devoted to Barbatos. There's an island in Inazuma that has a priestess, as well, but I think she's in charge of just about everything over there. It's been a long time since I've visited, and I was only there to study the architecture, so I couldn't really tell you too many details about their customs.
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... I don't think that's too different for people in No Man's Land, but obviously we don't get to interact or know God. It's more of a blind faith kind of thing. Very hands off.
[ He looks back out to the sighs, musing. ]
Still, in the hundred and fifty years of living in an inhabitable planet without succor, people still pray for deliverance.
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He told me about it, a little. [When they had their very civil nonviolent conversation.] It sounds closest to how things are in Mondstadt, but even then, there's definitive proof that he led them once. And then you have nations like Inazuma, which are led directly by their Archon--or Sumeru, even though it's a little different.
[Nahida was locked up for so long...]
But even then, it's not like every prayer is answered. Most of them aren't. [His never have been, after all.] So I understand a little, even though it's not quite the same.
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... It's about hope, right?
[ Believing in a god you don't know exists, or don't know if they're listening to you, sending them prayer anyway. ]
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[ Because Nahida is like right there. ]
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I don't think so. It wasn't anything personal against her. Some things are just... impossible.
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[ ... ]
You don't need to tell me if you don't want to. I get that it's kind of personal.
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