“The rule of non-interference!” said Ece, stomping her foot.
“Does not preclude us from interfering with, or in, our own creations,” replied the young man.
*What's that got to do with any...” Ece trailed off and her eyes widened. “No...*
*Yes,” said the man with a smirk, “It seems you just realized.”
Ece frowned. “Ece underestimated the “witch of marchen” but why would he do this?”
“You know how my magic works,” came the reply, “A lie, when held as truth by enough people becomes indistinguishable from the truth itself. History changes when the gullible masses accept the propaganda of the victors as an accurate recount of events. A mortal king with many flaws may become a demi-god when his legend, conveniently leaving out his mortality, spreads and is retold, gathering embellishments over time. Blind faith turns the rambled dreams of a the false prophet into the stuff of gods.”
“Ece knows your magic,” said Ece, “But why go through all this trouble? Ece understands that even the gods might be fooled, but you are not the type to do this for your entertainment, Amethyst.”
“So, we are to stand on formality?” asked the young man, “Well, then let's disperse with this “Ece” nonsense, Ruby.*
Ece gave him a death glare but said nothing.
“As for why,” continued Amethyst. “The Monolith, of course.”
Ece's eyes widened in understanding. “You wouldn't...”
“Ah, but I would, and you know it,” said Amethyst, “Right now, Skad Hellreighn, or what is left of him, does battle with Alex's mother, both of them aiming for the other's death. As you know, faith for which blood is shed is much stronger than faith which is simply believed. As such, soon my goal here will be complete, and when it is...*
*What if Ece stops you?” questioned the girl.
"He appears in the Form of a Man with many Countenances; and he hath a Book in his right hand. His Office is to teach all Arts and Sciences unto any; and to declare the Secret Counsel of any one."
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