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“There is love between us, but how could we be wed? A Solar Exalt and a lesser goddess? Before whom should we make our vows, when the laws of the corrupt age you speak of say we must not interact? | “There is love between us, but how could we be wed? A Solar Exalt and a lesser goddess? Before whom should we make our vows, when the laws of the corrupt age you speak of say we must not interact? | ||
− | “The Solars were the princes of the earth in the First Age. One would not have had to bargain with Othoclase as with a merchant – he would have had the authority to command and the backing of the bureaucracy and the censors to see his command followed; my worshippers would be lost in the throngs pledged to gods far mightier than I; and Storm of Amber and I | + | “The Solars were the princes of the earth in the First Age. One would not have had to bargain with Othoclase as with a merchant – he would have had the authority to command and the backing of the bureaucracy and the censors to see his command followed; my worshippers would be lost in the throngs pledged to gods far mightier than I; and Storm of Amber and I would have stood before the Unconquered Sun himself to proclaim our wedding vows.” |
“The old ways, the old worship lead to corruption.” | “The old ways, the old worship lead to corruption.” |