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Lets get real for a moment here. Everything ends. Perhaps we have come to our end. We made lots of mistakes. Perhaps too many. If this is the end, then we should enjoy the time we have left. So how do we do this? We don't want to go dramatically. No, we should just go quietly and try to spend as much time as possible with family and friends. Other "worlds" might want to go out loudly; we should just end with some dignity. Maybe if we made different choices it would be different, but we can't go back in time. Not all of us. Lets look forward and accept our final fate as the human race together, with no regrets.
Thank you.


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Gulian wrote:

The Tree gazed upon the Druidess with consideration, its massive wooden hands stroking its beard of twigs and leaves, causing all manner of green writes to rain down in a heavy downpour.

"Being an Archdruid is a great responsibility, Netura. Are you prepared to face immortality and infinite responsibility? Is your heart incorruptible and indomitable before the temptations of destruction?" - it whispered to her in response. Somewhere, unseen to Netura, the remaining six Archdruids watched over this ceremony.

However, the Tree would not make her an Archdruid just yet. If truly she was prepared, then it would seem her old teacher would once again have to instruct her.

Netura whispered back to the Great Tree:

"I am prepared to face immortality and infinite responsibility. My heart is incorruptable and indomitable before the temptations of destruction. This I swear to you."

She bowed her head and wept, waiting for the Great Tree's decision...