[ A question, too, of if his temple means anything at all, solely because Geralt did not build it on faith nor does faith play any role in why it holds meaning to him. That it's dedicated to a goddess is incidental, not the purpose. ]
They're not my gods. [ The blunt way Geralt answers nearly everything makes it sound like a rejection, though it isn't. Not quite. He pauses. ] I don't know what I believe anymore. The world's shifted beyond what I once understood.
[ He grew up, in part, under Nenneke's guidance, but Nenneke had never impressed the goddess upon them. She must've understood, he realized later, that if they wanted to walk that road, they would find their way there themselves.
He never really had. And a year ago, his answer to Kyle would have been a firm no. But now...he isn't sure where the matter of Destiny fits into the picture. ]
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They're not my gods. [ The blunt way Geralt answers nearly everything makes it sound like a rejection, though it isn't. Not quite. He pauses. ] I don't know what I believe anymore. The world's shifted beyond what I once understood.
[ He grew up, in part, under Nenneke's guidance, but Nenneke had never impressed the goddess upon them. She must've understood, he realized later, that if they wanted to walk that road, they would find their way there themselves.
He never really had. And a year ago, his answer to Kyle would have been a firm no. But now...he isn't sure where the matter of Destiny fits into the picture. ]