[ That made sense when he believed Auldrant was one, theocratic state, but hearing that now is just bizarre. Even with the Runes holding so much power, there were still other religions (even if Tyr was rather ignorant to most of them).
Maybe Ion's an unreliable source in this case? But he had always been impartial before and seemed to have given up his former position so easily.
That doesn't change the fact, he guessed, that in the end, Ion was a part of a theocracy. Maybe he was just mistaken.
Tyr would go with that and focus on the more important part of this conversation after he got done with staring at Ion. ]
Ah, anyway...I never heard of "Easter" before coming here... It's possible that the people here are celebrating it just because it's a holiday the Landlord chooses to hold a celebration for... It might have nothing to do with this religion for them.
[ Though it might have for the Landlord considering he chose to celebrate it and may have chosen to erect the church as well. ]
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[ That made sense when he believed Auldrant was one, theocratic state, but hearing that now is just bizarre. Even with the Runes holding so much power, there were still other religions (even if Tyr was rather ignorant to most of them).
Maybe Ion's an unreliable source in this case? But he had always been impartial before and seemed to have given up his former position so easily.
That doesn't change the fact, he guessed, that in the end, Ion was a part of a theocracy. Maybe he was just mistaken.
Tyr would go with that and focus on the more important part of this conversation after he got done with staring at Ion. ]
Ah, anyway...I never heard of "Easter" before coming here... It's possible that the people here are celebrating it just because it's a holiday the Landlord chooses to hold a celebration for... It might have nothing to do with this religion for them.
[ Though it might have for the Landlord considering he chose to celebrate it and may have chosen to erect the church as well. ]