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Hi, readers, I'm back from Italy, where I spent a few days.

Back with plenty of ideas, of course. Do you know how many representations of Greek Gods they are in certain museums near the Arno River? That was just a coincidence, I'm sure (as an aside the Medici seem to have a knack from looting Roman collections, hmm...)

Oh, anyway.

For today, I have the chapter 118 of The odds were never in my favour, Last Questions, ready for you (I think I have found all the mistakes, as do my beta, but will re-read a last time before updating on the other websites).

Beginning tomorrow, however, the writing of the next chapter of an Impractical Guide to Godhood will truly begin. The madness must strikes again, and yeah, with all the thunderous weather and the rain that were my lot for the last days, my patience has grown very thin with you, Zeus. So if you think I have forgotten the paintings where you transform into a cygnus or another type of animal to fornicate with a Queen...think again.

Ahem.

I can't promise I will have the full chapter finished before month's end, but you will get several not-teasers at the very least next week.

Enjoy the calm, for the storm is coming this way, readers!

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Zombie45

So if Alex is going to have 7 aspects of death then I’m going to say they will be: female Azrael, Freyja, Izanami, Ereshkigal, Nephthys, Morrigan and Scáthach.

evidentprawny

Perhaps Persephone/Despoina for the Greeks

Zombie45

Persephone is the goddess of spring and queen of the underworld but not a deity of death, dead or the underworld. For the greeks the best bet would be Hecate, however as she is also a goddess of magic, I thought she would be way too overpowered

Bel

I mean, in one of the earlier chapters, 'Fate' was considered the power of magic at one point (in that background of Ra etc IIRC), so it seems like it's not off the table for a power/aspect to be associated with magic.

silversight1111

It feels like 7 is a bit much (it’d be cool though, and I’m hoping for the same). I think that you’d have to keep to Celtic myths though. It looks like Lyudmila kept it in the family so to speak under the Norse myths, and she also seemed to gain access as well, I thought Hel was a death aspect in Norse mythology…. If you look up Celtic mythology…they got some weird stuff going on too