#azaria

this makes more sense for dreea being the goddess of magic (and i might also make her a goddess of prophecies bc that would explain sayna a lot better and Someone's Gotta Do It) but i also like the idea of ALL the gods being able to see the future to some extent. the one im thinking of mainly is azaria, because she's a far younger deity compared to dreea. she was mortal once. she's very much NEW compared to the pantheon. do you think it plagues her, to know her favoured mortals will perish how they do? what i said the other day about dreea being above morality; dreea has favourites yes and she has outcomes that are preferred, but ultimately she reaches a point with the harasaeons where she WILL let them destroy themselves. that was the point of her prophecy. it was a chance for them to redeem what isha lost, but if the prophecy had been allowed to come to fruition, dreea wouldn't have intervened. she would have let nate kill them all. this is the privilege she gains from being invested in all of our players (harasaeons, wisers, monsters); she stops being invested in any of them. but azaria? she hasn't learned that indifference yet. she adores nebetta, enough to save her, enough to see the price of that salvation long before it is ever called for. does she resent the very power allowing her to make this call? does she wish it never fell to her? when nebetta screams at azaria out on the hills, would azaria weep with her? does she too grieve what had to be done? has this mother learned to bear her daughter's fury? how does dreea do it? how does she do it?

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