Ch. 525Variables
Jon, Seshatri, and Grindelwald discussed the danger posed by the god behind the tokens and concluded that he might be forcing token holders to compete before harvesting the survivors. They also examined the possibility that Thoth could return through Seshatri, whose family inheritance identified her as a potential vessel.
- Jon and Seshatri joked about their bad luck before Grindelwald warned them not to lower their guard because they could die.
- Seshatri suggested that the god’s cults were spreading faith and that token holders might be intended as nourishment for his resurrection.
- Jon argued that the god planned to make token holders fight over resources, then harvest whoever survived, and Grindelwald agreed that similar schemes had appeared throughout history.
- Jon said that competing with other token holders might help them grow stronger if they could not avoid the conflict.
- Grindelwald asked whether Thoth could return through Seshatri, and she said her family’s inheritance marks confirmed that its bloodline could serve as a god’s vessel.
- Grindelwald explained that people accepted becoming vessels because a god’s blessings and status seemed to outweigh the risk of death.