to all; post-event

[demigoth]

[ The handwriting is scratchy and angular, like a mix of '00s emo fonts and ancient Greek carvings. ]

Are YOU used to angels being real? Please think Yes/No/Biblically/what's an angel responses directly to me so cranky people don't threaten other people's livelihoods again.

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Sorry - twas on vacation

[demigoth]

Here is different. Here they treat all of the Summoned like something else, so it does matter. But back home? Demigods don't go around telling people that they're demigods. No one would believe you. They'd think you were telling tall tales. THAT I know.

But the rest of it? What do I know either.

I don't even have an excuse, lol, no worries at all!

[tedandroses]

[Telling tall tales. That catches Teddy up a little. Her grandmother says things like that: "telling tales" instead of "lying". She wonders where Nico's from. Or...when? Maybe? But he -- hmm.]

Wait. So there are -- ancient Greek monsters sitting around waiting for one of y'all to get on Google so they can attack, which presumably would be ...sort of an event...but no one knows you exist?

Though. Maybe that's what it's like for angels. They just live here, sure, but maybe ...wherever they're from, no one knows. Maybe they exist where you and I are from, too, it's just that who would believe you if you said you were an angel? They'd think you were delusional.

Why does it bother you? Angels, I mean?
(They said, being personally confounded by four(?) teenagers with gods for parents. After being a god-for-800-years-except-not. Yeah, I'll get back to you on that.)

[demigoth]

They don't see it through the Mist. The Mist is like - I don't know what you'd call it. Imagine a magic like the Force that covers the whole planet, and instead of seeing an epic battle between the gods and the Titans, you see a hurricane. It's like that, but all the time.

I could take out my sword and decapitate a cynocephalus in the middle of Central Park, and the humans would think I hit a dog with a stick.

Angels don't bother me.