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A little doodle of a scene in my friend groups campaign! Lonyi being confronted by a god bestowing her power.

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"What is it you Desire? What is Power?"

Lonyi thought about it, looking away from the eye. The first question was obvious.

"Peace."

The second was not so easy. What was power? Where did hers come from? She had always pinpointed it's origin from her desire for peace, so she never decided what fueled it really. Did she want to be powerful? Yes, but only for the sake of others. She remembered what it was like way back then; small, weak, dependent, out on that battlefield, feeling utterly alone. She remembered that orc running her back to safety, even though his spine was riddled with arrows. He had pushed on, for her, because it was right. Because he wanted to-- no, needed to. She remembered his face looking down at hers, smiling, hiding the agony of his death creeping over him. What had driven him?

Lonyi then looked back up at the eye, searching for a 'right' answer before committing to hers.

"Compassion."

Description
A little doodle of a scene in my friend groups campaign! Lonyi being confronted by a god bestowing her power.

--

"What is it you Desire? What is Power?"

Lonyi thought about it, looking away from the eye. The first question was obvious.

"Peace."

The second was not so easy. What was power? Where did hers come from? She had always pinpointed it's origin from her desire for peace, so she never decided what fueled it really. Did she want to be powerful? Yes, but only for the sake of others. She remembered what it was like way back then; small, weak, dependent, out on that battlefield, feeling utterly alone. She remembered that orc running her back to safety, even though his spine was riddled with arrows. He had pushed on, for her, because it was right. Because he wanted to-- no, needed to. She remembered his face looking down at hers, smiling, hiding the agony of his death creeping over him. What had driven him?

Lonyi then looked back up at the eye, searching for a 'right' answer before committing to hers.

"Compassion."