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Such a question the entity wished was held back. Such a consideration would have been a kind act by the galaxy for it would have given the Omnissiah more time. But there was no creation that was greater than the Machine God to whom the Omnissiah both served and was a part of. If you wished to stretch it further you could have said this was a cruel trick done by the Chaos Gods to further have his existence questioned.
In truth the Omnissiah did not see any reasoning to blame other entities. Maybe the being that created both of them in the first place and allowed them to meet here today, but that was circumstantial and utterly irrelevant to the question at hand!
Then a moment of humor struck the Omnissiah. Here he was allowing himself to be played by his own mind in an attempt to avoid answering a genuine question by a brother. Such reasoning struck the Worshipper that the Will was not the most interactive of the C’Tan. It was this inactivity in personal politics that landed him in this position.
Looking at a group of entities from afar you allow your mind to wonder and guess what they are like. They all have some form of immense power that could ruin entire worlds. When one looks at these beings it is no wonder that they would see them as something more than thinking beings.
But just as the Primarchs were but a bunch of brothers having the occasional bicker and even brawl against one another, so too do the C’Tan have their own personalities. Did it rob them of that divinity, no it did not. What it simply did was give another lense to see the events of the Universe though and a deeper understanding of who you served.
After all, while they are tempermental, they are still powerful beings.
Enough of that! He was letting himself be lulled in thinking about things that were not close at hand. The being that was the Omnissiah was allowing himself to be carried on by the waves of compilation! One should not allow themselves to flow within those streams unless they had time, and they did not have time!
Slamming down his thoughts, the being made a realization. As if to exemplify that realization he allowed himself to hover to the ground for the first time since his creation.
“My Apologies, Brother.” He spoke first and foremost as he gave a courteous bow, “We are a being that is both the Machine God and TalOS. We are both divided in the fact that we have two wills yet the same in the fact that we are part of the Holy Trinity. We are the Omnissiah, but we are also still your brother.”
