[ Farf's dossier should have warned Naru that he could be a bit intense when it came to religion, memories or no. And the idea that gods can be flawed is really grating on him.
If gods can be ignorant, then gods can make mistakes. And a god that makes mistakes is an idea that sets Farf's blood running cold. How could you trust a god like that? If their actions could be based on incorrect information... if they could be wrong, then...
...then were they even gods at all?
No. No -- he shakes his head harshly -- he can't think like that, not for a moment! The little axolotl bobs in its watery house, but Farf isn't looking at it. No, he's looking at Naru, and very intensely. ]
A god cannot be wrong. [ The way he says it, though... it's almost like he wants Naru to reassure him. There's a humming coming from somewhere, high-pitched like an electrical whine -- it's really annoying. Can't Naru hear it?
(Of course he can't, Farf -- it's in your head.) ] A god cannot be wrong!
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If gods can be ignorant, then gods can make mistakes. And a god that makes mistakes is an idea that sets Farf's blood running cold. How could you trust a god like that? If their actions could be based on incorrect information... if they could be wrong, then...
...then were they even gods at all?
No. No -- he shakes his head harshly -- he can't think like that, not for a moment! The little axolotl bobs in its watery house, but Farf isn't looking at it. No, he's looking at Naru, and very intensely. ]
A god cannot be wrong. [ The way he says it, though... it's almost like he wants Naru to reassure him. There's a humming coming from somewhere, high-pitched like an electrical whine -- it's really annoying. Can't Naru hear it?
(Of course he can't, Farf -- it's in your head.) ] A god cannot be wrong!