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Brian respectfully hold onto the cup of water ‘’so- Mr Exodus-‘’
‘’Just call me Meshack’’ the man interrupts with a smile
‘’Ok- Meshack, just who is this ‘Lord’ you speak off. He is sounding less and less like the Emperor’’
‘’I am wondering about it myself’’ Keven adds ‘’all of this is starting to… feel oddly familiar.’’
‘’Well, you’re right that it’s not the Emperor. Don’t get me wrong- i believe that the Emperor was real, maybe even still alive on he’s golden throne. But he is no god’’
The heresy the man speaks somehow dos’t enrage the Voidman like it should. ‘’So who do you worship?’’ He asks to get back on track
‘’Jehovah’’ Meshack answers causing the Armsman to gasps
‘’Je-‘’ the question is cut off by the viser of the helmet closing for a moment. The man flip it back up ‘’Jehovah’’ he says astonished ‘’Father Son, holy spirit, Jesus and the flood and all of that.’’
The old guardsman look at Keven with slight suspicion ‘’yes…. How do you know our ways?’’
‘’Dude- I’m a believer’’ the man says both astonished and happy- holding out the necklace he wears ‘’we use the cross as a symbol and declaration of our faith’’
The heretic thinks before asking ‘’Who betrayed Jesus’’
‘’Judas, and for a bag of silver’’ reply the Armsman ‘’How many days was the earth created?’’
‘’six, the lord rested rested on the seventh’’ the beliver of Jehova reply ‘’And so he love the world-‘’
‘’That he gave he’s only son’’ the 2 men recite as they hug each-other like lost brothers.
‘’It’s truly a blessing to see brother embracing brother’’ a voice says, Brian turns to it and sees an ancient man in a robe made from burlap. He’s pale skin from a lack of sunlight betrays a body covered in scars. Walking with a cane made form reworked rebar. The man is old with blinded eyes, the symbol of these people hang on a scrap metal and scrap wire necklace around he’s neck, he’s thinning hair shaved short. Brian rarely get to see such advanced elders yet this man seem to radiate joy as opposed to resignation he normally sees form such people.
