"Do you think it was a good idea?"
"I think it was the only idea we had, Shiona."
"That's not what I'm asking!"
"I understand, but regardless of whether or not it was a good idea, it was the only thing we could do."
The Goddess sighed, stomping her foot onto the ground. "I just don't feel comfortable with this, Raiverin. What if they change my work, change yours?!"
"They won't, Shiona. I promise you that." Raiverin spoke softly, putting his arms on her shoulders. "I know that what we're doing is risky, I accepted that once I even had the thought."
"This just seems like something Neveran would do."
"Neveran wouldn't give these two a chance to live at all, Shiona. I'm doing all I can." Raiverin shook his head, letting his body speak for him.
"He's right, Neveran wouldn't allow this, and neither would I."
"Vira, I'm sorry. We have to do this, okay? They aren't going to know."
"I don't believe that, especially now that Sainoa is with them."
"He can't be trusted, Raiverin."
The God sighed, stomping his paw. "Its all we can do, please. You both must understand that. I didn't want to do it either, whatever comes out of it, I will handle."
"You better."
"I promise you, nothing will happen."
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Tales of Raiverin: One
Mystère / ThrillerEight years after the events of Book Five, a remnant of the Mayflower family remains. A single flash killed every living being on the planet, except for two individuals. Leon Sainoa, and a mysterious amnesiac who calls themselves One. They must work...
