When you're the only one in your friend group who's unaware of the apotheosis😏. (Jinx should seriously come clean before he ends up having to reap one of them, though.)
I've heard that in certain corners of the multiverse becoming a god requires a special diet, I wonder if that's true in LaGaRa
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As long as it's not the Aztec diet, eh?
Quote from: ProfesseurRenard on December 31, 2025, 01:36:59 PMAs long as it's not the Aztec diet, eh?
Yeah I was more thinking of the dialogue from this play:
Quote from: Eugène IonescoMRS. SMITH: Yogurt is excellent for the stomach, the kidneys, the appendicitis, and apotheosis. It was Doctor
Mackenzie-King who told me that, he's the one who takes care of the children of our neighbors, the Johns. He's a good
doctor. One can trust him. He never prescribes any medicine that he's not tried out on himself first. Before operating on Parker, he had his own liver operated on first, although he was not the least bit ill.
MR. SMITH: But how does it happen that the doctor pulled through while Parker died?
MRS. SMITH: Because the operation was successful in the doctor's case and it was not in Parker's