The "Mad Dog" just had to get involved, didn't he? Kill-Thulu is starting to realize what he's up against, and he still can't stop himself from interfering. Worse yet, now he's on the move with the child- OUR child-and zipping about on that ridiculous blood-powered motorcycle Loki decided to give him as a prank. What's going on inside that dumb brute's head is anyone's guess, but he's clearly deluded himself into believing he can make a difference. Now if only he'd be a good little dog, ignore whatever voices are whispering in his skull, and distract himself with anything other than the girl. The bumbling idiot... >This would almost be hilarious if it wasn't so absurd; so obnoxious! But it's no matter. If the unkillable Kill-Thulu wants to play hero in his own story and stand against the will of the gods, then I guess I'll just have to remind him whose story this has always been! Maybe then he'll see the complexity-THE TAPESTRY-of the web that's been spinning since the very beginning. Maybe, once I've woven him a tale of my own, he'll see the error of his ways, abandon the child, and march himself back to that sad little town of his... Him and his new heart.
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