Geddoe's own thoughts on the Rune were still in the realm of personal. His expression tightened subtly. "It is a part of me," he said simply. "If I were to lose it, I would die." And that was all he would say, though it didn't take a mind-reader to see that there was a lot more going on, there. He had only come to trust maybe two people in this world enough to tell them about its visions and nightmares, and no one knew the weight of its burden. The weight was lighter, here. Geddoe's reasons for keeping it safe were more along the lines of not allowing an enormous and uncontrollable Incarnation loose on this world a second time.
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Geddoe's own thoughts on the Rune were still in the realm of personal. His expression tightened subtly. "It is a part of me," he said simply. "If I were to lose it, I would die." And that was all he would say, though it didn't take a mind-reader to see that there was a lot more going on, there. He had only come to trust maybe two people in this world enough to tell them about its visions and nightmares, and no one knew the weight of its burden. The weight was lighter, here. Geddoe's reasons for keeping it safe were more along the lines of not allowing an enormous and uncontrollable Incarnation loose on this world a second time.