blakeofraven:
@seekesotsibteadmist liked for a thing
Nothing could be more convincing of a god’s existence than the physical proof that Blake carried on his back. It was his main… memo for how to get people in another world to start following Odin; that he was a close Follower to the god and thus had been rewarded (or cursed, but he never mentioned that). When it came to doing Odin’s work for him, Blake would easily lie where it was convenient… and so far Odin hadn’t complained.
It was enough to just get a few people to wholeheartedly believe in him and Odin would then be able to visibly see and grasp at that world; thus also making it easier for him to aid, or punish the people.
It was nice to wander around in a village that Blake had managed to convert, because he didn’t have to hide away his wings. People would walk up to him and ask for details or blessing; honestly, he lived the perks of being a priest without the cons. Such as murder.
One person made him feel uneasy though; so much that the tension showed in his wings. He couldn’t get them or his shoulders to relax; his hand had ended up resting on the hilt of his sword, as he fixed his gaze on the intruding person. It was the same feeling he got whenever he was around Odin, or really, anyone related in some form to a god.
It was a dangerous feeling and whether it was true or not, he didn’t want to experience it in this newly converted village. Better get right on with it.
“Can I help you?” he asked the stranger, more tersely than he had intended but he hated feeling unnerved.
There was something interesting about witnessing a village get converted. Especially when Saima knew full well that despite this change of pace, there would always been a place for them. It might not be this place in particular but there were always spots. Nonetheless, they were intrigued at the process of seeing those try to convince others of the ‘true God’. It was almost like a weekly show at this point. Who’s causing the conversions.
Rumor is the god of choice lately had been Odin due to seeing someone walking around with wings. Now that was certainly a way to get people’s attention. Saima wouldn’t complain, they just liked observing the process.
Despite preferring to keep a relatively quiet profile, it was obvious to the deity that this winged individual was a little on edge. Was it me? They idly think, knowing full well that was the likely cause. It was enough to cause a mischievous smile, one full of mysteries and secrets.
When addressed, Saima gave a small shrug. “I wasn’t really trying to bother you really. Just watching you go about your work. It’s interesting – I have to admit. Can’t imagine that you’d have anything to help me with.” Their tone is casual, matter-of-fact with an awareness of the unease that they seemed to have inadvertently caused.