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A-Gender

A-Gender Lockless = no lock of god Death quote. Even gods die. Mortal word, immortal . Other plains. The land of the dead is god land. Touch of god grants immortality, angels etc plus Perial. Gold touch. Touch of god also takes it away. Sliding scale of titans. Tiny gods.  Gods don't sleep, Tehlu slept. Non corporeal . Chandrian death denied them The time has come to talk about man mothers. Now I'm sure you will have differing opinions about this but I've done my homework and I say humans need man mothers. Fact.  Perial didn't need a man mother though and instead her son had a god father and his name was Aleph. Tehlin doctrine says that there is no god but Tehlu but Tehlu is actually just a demi god. half god, half human for which the proper name is a titan. Penny  Now a god is a noncorporeal being whilst Perial was flesh and blood. But whilst God's can do most anything they are like software not the hardware and thus can only affect things remotely if they wanted ...

gods

Death quote. Even gods die. Mortal word, immortal . Other plains. The land of the dead is god land. Touch of god grants immortality, angels etc plus Perial. Gold touch. Touch of god also takes it away. Sliding scale of titans. Tiny gods.  Gods don't sleep, Tehlu slept. Non corporeal . Chandrian  death denied them

Lords and Ladies

1 ~ Kings & Queens  Our next step is to examine what we know of the world outside today.  Chronicler has an appointment with the Earl of Baeden-Bryt at his estates in Treya which is a days ride or about 30 miles away. The Earl is Newarre's local noble and he was granted his title by his king. Aaron is also off to Treya where he is considering 'fighting for his king and his country.' He expects the kings representative there to pay him a whole gold royal for enlisting with the penitent kings army and a royal is a Vintish coin. QED Newarre's king is a Vintish king. The two army deserters we encounter have just been through this process , they have their vintish gold coins and are now sporting the Vintish kings colours of blue and white. Now these are good enough colouring words for the decking out of common foot soldiers but if you were at the other end of the army, up with the top brass, you would wear a much finer uniform that is technically a different colour. The ...