[The way that Quetz talks about lucha moves makes sense. Liem recalls her saying that it was a more recent invention from her world, and also that the sport was meant to be a performance, rather than solely a competition of wrestling ability. Even so, the names that she tosses out so casually (piledriver… backbreaker…) sound like moves that he definitely wouldn’t want to be on the receiving end of.
Though, something else does catch his attention as she’s explaining.]
Hmm. Did I know that?
[Liem tips his head as he watches her stretch (though actually, if she seems like she’s in danger of lifting her arms especially high in that poncho, he’ll glance out at the tree’s limbs just in case). The expression on his face is thoughtful, and a little surprised. Obviously he knew that Quetzalcoatl was capable of fighting — it was probably a very rare Divinity that wasn’t. The goddess of redemption and healing, Sarenrae, for example, was known as a very powerful divine being who had led the fight against the Worldbreaker during the Age of Creation.
But still, that is not really the same as being a warrior god, he thinks.]
You must be skilled in many different disciplines, then.
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Though, something else does catch his attention as she’s explaining.]
Hmm. Did I know that?
[Liem tips his head as he watches her stretch (though actually, if she seems like she’s in danger of lifting her arms especially high in that poncho, he’ll glance out at the tree’s limbs just in case). The expression on his face is thoughtful, and a little surprised. Obviously he knew that Quetzalcoatl was capable of fighting — it was probably a very rare Divinity that wasn’t. The goddess of redemption and healing, Sarenrae, for example, was known as a very powerful divine being who had led the fight against the Worldbreaker during the Age of Creation.
But still, that is not really the same as being a warrior god, he thinks.]
You must be skilled in many different disciplines, then.