For the Sake of Knowledge

[Devon]

"Well thats boring," Seymour commented. "My favorite is wrath. Why don't you pick one you've thought of doing the most."

[Darastrix]

"I haven't really given anything like that much thought," she mumbled, mentally going through the list of paths that she had read over. "Umm...I'll start with the path of Apathy."

After her stay in Mentis, Minerva decided she'd probably best pace herself here in Flux. Something like Wrath or Lust would probably be too much right away.

[Devon]

"I'll tell you now," Seymour began. "It's not bad. It's not great. It is perhaps the perfect path for you to take. People who follow the path of Apathy worship Soahc with extreme moderation and they don't get emotionally stirred up."

[Darastrix]

Minerva nodded absently, pondering where to go after Apathy. Generous, maybe. Or Pride. She intended to put off Wrath and Lust for as long as possible. If not for the desire to be complete in her research, she might just skip the two paths altogether. Well, first things first. She'd be studying the path of Apathy for a couple of weeks, at least.

"Where in the temple will I be staying, sir?" she asked.

[Devon]

"The quiet part," Seymour said absentmindedly. All paths of Soahc were respected, but for someone who prefered Wrath, Apathy could seem a bit, ordinary. "You'll be well taken care of. I'll show you the way."

[Darastrix]

"Thank you," Minerva said, feeling slightly more relaxed now. This should be an easy start.

[Devon]

Seymour got up and led Minerva down a long hall. There were plenty of rooms along the hall each with their own unique activity. Each room seemed to fit one of the paths, from the moan filled room of Lust, to the copper and gold filled room of Greed. Stopping at one door, he pushed it open to reveal a normal looking private library. "This is where most of the studying is done for those on the Apathy path."

[Darastrix]

"Do they actually do any studying?" she couldn't help asking. Minerva figured that the Apathetic would just take a "why bother?" approach to study. Or anything else that took effort.

[Devon]

"I'm not too sure," Seymour replied as he entered the room. The books looked like they were used, once at least. Otherwise they were covered in dust. "If anything you can at least be glad to know that no one will disturb you in here."