Nath originally thought Raph was a bit of a hardass, but it wasn't long before he came to respect just how strongly she sought to protect people.

At first, Raph saw him as little more than a lost puppy, but circumstance saw them working together frequently and she grew to respect his willingness to offer the ruined city his aid despite having no personal connection to it of his own.

A bargain shall be struck...

...make your choice

Tremendous work, thank you so much!

The implication of bedroom 4 scares me

Better keep those textbooks hidden then!

Would something like luddism be outright heresy then?

Counterpoint--

Stained glass PANE

I'm so here for any and all potato-based world building

I love the inherent risk that introduces
I'm sure those same gods wouldn't respond too kindly to that law being broken?

I think I've enjoyed these the most of all the daily prompts that have appeared in my timelines.
Thank you so much for running it!

That's actually sick
Kinda like a druid dialed up to 11

Is there a particular go to they have or do they tend to switch it up?

I'd hate teleportation too tbh, but only because I'd worry that it's more of a copy, paste, delete than a true movement of matter.

Even if it's magic, so that's not a real concern, I don't think I could talk myself into it.