Thirteenth: Killing the Mood (Video; un: Caster/forward dated to 14th)

[colchismagecraft]

[tw death/afterlife talk]

[Unlike last Valentine's Day, Caster didn't come to the network late that evening looking for a distraction- instead, she used the chance to shatter romantic moods, and ask a question that had been playing on her mind for some time.

Of course, the video was dark, poorly lit and as suspicious as was traditional with her- the lower half of her face only visible by the gleaming of a strange potion brewing nearby.]

Good evening, Avalon. For those I haven't met yet, I go by 'Caster' here.

For anyone else who's grown tired of the day's festivities and would like to humour me- I have a question. Tell me, what is the afterlife like in your worlds? There are so many legends, after all, and I'm always interested in hearing in how they differ.

[A pause for thought, before adding, by way of deflection: ]

Ah. I'm working on some new potions at the moment- do come by if you're curious.

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[sulit]

[Snacks, snacks, snacks! Klaudia looks encouraged by this. She's already picking up her phone and making her way through her (new) house to get to the kitchen. It looks like a Nice house--not very decorated yet, but much larger than anywhere she's stayed in Avalon so far. For one, she has to actually go downstairs and through the main hall to get to the kitchen.]

[The question doesn't make her pause physically, but it does mentally. She has to think for a moment.]

I guess, yeah? It's hard to say... All of the different gods have their own realms, and that's where their worshipers are supposed to go when they die, but people also talk about it like they'll meet others in the afterlife. Maybe they can move around and visit, like we can right now? I don't see why not. Living people shuffle around the different realms all the time.