So, maybe the spirit had walked into a zone she didn’t quite understand. But she didn’t need to understand it. She felt it boiling under herself, deep within her soul. A soft gurgling of hate that threatened to burst underneath her. She could feel his anger, his betrayal, his hatred. It all swarmed her being and she could do nothing to stop it. She wasn’t even sure she wanted to try and stop it. Such an intense emotion was something she rarely felt from others. This was just an oddly packaged treat for her.
Suddenly, she was laughing. A very faint laugh that seemed to almost cause her pain when she did so. But it was still a laugh. A grin stretched across her face, oddly crooked and mismatched with her typically sullen and sunken features. She seemed genuinely amused by his statements after a while, which was probably extremely inappropriate since they were just talking about the enslavement of the elven race.
“You are showing some colours.” She explained as if that was any less vague. “No wonder you are worshiped as the God of Vengeance. I can definitely see it.” Olivia seemed to find the simplest things amusing. Which, wasn’t bad all in all. After living for centuries, one must find pleasures where they may lay dormant.
From within the former god one could feel heat radiating outwards, a wave of emotionally driven power waiting to be unleashed. He had wandered for so many years, in the fade there were only two states of being for Elgar'nan. Being consumed by his sorrow as he walked across the never ending hellscape that was the fade, and when hatred burst forth to devour whatever hapless creature thought it wise to attack a god. Stone was scorched beneath his feet, the very air becoming heavy, had the spirit been a mere mortal she might have perished simply by remaining within the vicinity of the fury boiling beneath the surface.
“To many I was fire made flesh, vengeance taken physical form. Rumors became tales, those tales evolved into legends, and soon after they became a gospel for my people. In the years since our betrayal I've thought much on the matter of gods, and do you know what I've come to realize? That there are no gods, no divine justice or bringer of peace. If there was a god, would they have allowed me and mine to fall so low after rising so high? Would a world controlled by gods truly need vengeance? No. Demons, elves, humans and every other creature that walks creation are flawed from birth. Why else would there be such a great need for vengeance?” His voice crackled like a warm hearth that had burnt for too long, he appeared impossibly ancient despite having yet to truly age a day since the fall of Arlathan.

















