Ange's first instinct is to immediately think this sounds like some sort of high-fantasy story. Even if she realises it's kind of hypocritical to think so, considering her own life probably sounds just as ridiculous to anyone else if she'd tell them about it. Hell, the name of that goddess is probably less ridiculous than the names of most of the witches she's encountered..
Maybe the hypocrisy of it is why she keeps that deadpan remark to herself, instead quietly listening to him speaking before she speaks up again herself.
"So that's how you became immortal? You got so mad at her doing it that you made it your life-long quest to gain immortality and do the same for all other people?"
It's kind of what it sounds like, after all. Especially when she considers the emotion in the man's tone - such a contrast with the way Ange speaks so calmly, despite the.. well, odd nature of the subject they're discussing here.
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Maybe the hypocrisy of it is why she keeps that deadpan remark to herself, instead quietly listening to him speaking before she speaks up again herself.
"So that's how you became immortal? You got so mad at her doing it that you made it your life-long quest to gain immortality and do the same for all other people?"
It's kind of what it sounds like, after all. Especially when she considers the emotion in the man's tone - such a contrast with the way Ange speaks so calmly, despite the.. well, odd nature of the subject they're discussing here.