[Right. So... Shouting and Bargaining were steps that happened almost immediately. Pain/Guilt & Anger/Bargaining had sort of bled away after the first day or two period of time. It didn't hurt that the sound of the water clock was alarmingly soothing.
Eventually, Parsee had to deal with the fact that the Shrine was going to be a sort of ... joint venture. There were elements of Greek mythos here, elements of something... otherworldly and unrelated to both, and now elements of Shinto. It meant that this wasn't simply a shrine, it was now close to a little temple complex. Whether she liked it or not, it was what it was, and she had to cope.
So, after she'd calmed down, she finally started to try and make do. Parsee and the broom she'd found were currently busily sweeping as the water clock 'tonked' behind the whole complex. She was trying to keep it completely clean and pristine, inspecting the altar, grumbling and tapping her foot. She wasn't a priest, so how was this supposed to work at this point? Groaning, she shook her head. Did it matter? She, Melinoe and Viridi were the ones likely to get venerated here if anyone was, and probably more the two of them than her... so, she guessed it was supposed to be up to them?
Hearing footsteps, she glanced up, raising an eyebrow.]
We're still figuring out how the heck this is supposed to work, so ... uh... yeah. You've got me.
The Steps of Dealing With it (The Unnamed Shrine/Bridge)
day or twoperiod of time. It didn't hurt that the sound of the water clock was alarmingly soothing.Eventually, Parsee had to deal with the fact that the Shrine was going to be a sort of ... joint venture. There were elements of Greek mythos here, elements of something... otherworldly and unrelated to both, and now elements of Shinto. It meant that this wasn't simply a shrine, it was now close to a little temple complex. Whether she liked it or not, it was what it was, and she had to cope.
So, after she'd calmed down, she finally started to try and make do. Parsee and the broom she'd found were currently busily sweeping as the water clock 'tonked' behind the whole complex. She was trying to keep it completely clean and pristine, inspecting the altar, grumbling and tapping her foot. She wasn't a priest, so how was this supposed to work at this point? Groaning, she shook her head. Did it matter? She, Melinoe and Viridi were the ones likely to get venerated here if anyone was, and probably more the two of them than her... so, she guessed it was supposed to be up to them?
Hearing footsteps, she glanced up, raising an eyebrow.]
We're still figuring out how the heck this is supposed to work, so ... uh... yeah. You've got me.