Quiet Eyes

Archon's younger sibling spoke of her feelings of distance from God. Archon hummed thoughtfully.

"Without distance, you can never truly enjoy being close. The pleasure of being reunited is a stronger feeling than all the loneliness from the time apart. But know that God never fully leaves us. He hears us and guides us in way so that we may become closer to Him and more like Him."

Although in this type of place, Archon wasn't so sure anyone could hear your prayers. The cool, damp ground seemed to even mirror the lower edges of the trees, just moist enough for mosses to climb their way up. The constant mixture of browns and greens seemed to always mirror one another here, making it almost possible to imagine one was walking on the leaves and looking up at the ground instead. It was a disorienting type of land that perhaps even God could not penetrate.

Archon turned to the girl, "When you feel alone, know that you are feeling the same way He must have when He first descended the heavens. It is still for your benefit. After all, it led you to me, did it not?"

Archon let a small smile cross his face before turning back to the surrounding area. Aaliyah said she didn't feel anything odd and suggested it may be The Fallen God.

"Perhaps it is," Archon rumbled, beginning to walk again.

Obi Mon Kinobi watched from the trees. These were interesting creatures indeed! As they spoke about gods above, Obi couldn't help but feel a little excited. He climbed carefully. He had plans to reveal himself soon. Very soon. But right now was not quite the right moment.