So you mean to say it's more of a possession than parasitic. I'm not sure if this is better or worse at this point.
[an assumption of Zhongli's words, of course, but is it inaccurate? Dohalim doesn't think so. not when it has taken over him, pulled him into the recesses of his mind. not fully in control, now that he thinks on it, but enough that he can barely pull himself back out without the deity's help.
what he doesn't like about this insinuation is the idea of what the corruption's plan would be, then. if it's like those other gods, what is it planning to do? and how will it use him?
there are, as usual, only more questions than answers at this point; Dohalim brings a hand up to press against his face. he does feel the slightest bit warm again, a reminder that he was supposed to rest, and while Rukkhadevata had mostly cured his illness, there were still some lingering effects of his fever]
If it were true, then what is it's plan? What does it want from me?
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[an assumption of Zhongli's words, of course, but is it inaccurate? Dohalim doesn't think so. not when it has taken over him, pulled him into the recesses of his mind. not fully in control, now that he thinks on it, but enough that he can barely pull himself back out without the deity's help.
what he doesn't like about this insinuation is the idea of what the corruption's plan would be, then. if it's like those other gods, what is it planning to do? and how will it use him?
there are, as usual, only more questions than answers at this point; Dohalim brings a hand up to press against his face. he does feel the slightest bit warm again, a reminder that he was supposed to rest, and while Rukkhadevata had mostly cured his illness, there were still some lingering effects of his fever]
If it were true, then what is it's plan? What does it want from me?