Drei - Fatum and Geschichte (Action)

[ubermensching]

[He was slightly amused to find that a profession had been arbitrarily granted to him. Even more amusing was the fact that he had been made a librarian. He supposed that handling books and physical manifestations of knowledge wouldn't be very different from the other means he usually had of handling such.

Still, it was an odd feeling, listening to people ask him for specific titles and having to find them. He was much more used to being able to call up any knowledge he needed at the moment that it took a bit of getting used to even for him. Yet there was something thrilling about being forced into relying on the limitations of a human body. And even if much of the job seem repetitious, it was at least a learning experience for him in the boundaries that actually seemed to provide hindrances to mortal men in simple tasks.

Though even now, he couldn't understand how it was so hard to put things in perfect alphabetical order.]

[OOC: So Wilhelm will be working at the library for the rest of the day. Feel free to come bug the hell out of him at work.]

Comments

[repeatsalvation.livejournal.com]

Yet you know that you need look in books based around the East to find it.

[wise-king.livejournal.com]

The influence of the Church doesn't extend to the godless lands of the East. I'd like to know what blocks that progress. It may be interesting.

[repeatsalvation.livejournal.com]

[Oh-ho. He's quite familiar with using the Church as a point of power.]

When you say Church, which branch do you mean? The Catholics? Orthodox? Or perhaps some much more encompassing version?

[wise-king.livejournal.com]

Catholic would be the closest as it is located in the Vatican City but all other branches report to the same leader.

[repeatsalvation.livejournal.com]

I see. Perhaps such an eventual joining is inevitable in all worlds.

[wise-king.livejournal.com]

Possible but maybe most don't realize that even though it looks like they are separate, common goals unite them.

[repeatsalvation.livejournal.com]

No.

It is a tendency for them to look for what differentiates. Which is not altogether bad.