[Shrug!] There's nobody overruling us if that's what you're asking. [Give them a moment to study the board...] But we just sort of ended up with the names without asking so I'm saying someone else is responsible.

[There's a laugh though. The rabbit gets really dumb, long ears.] Disorder takes herself way too seriously sometimes. She's not gonna notice for a while.

Hm...you know how sometimes you just sort of know things, even if you don't know why? Like instinct? Or a gut feeling. It's more like that than anything.

[An o goes in the middle right.]

I'm not her biggest fan and she's definitely not mine. Kind of mean-spirited but sweet when she wants to be.

Rematch later. [Merriment takes the marker and shoves it back into their cloak.]

Closest to, huh? ...Justice and Piety? Some of the others do their best and aren't so bad either. Love, Beauty, Sincerity, all those guys. Fortune's a good kid who tries.

Justice is...he's a really good kid who tries really hard. I worry about what this game might do to him even though I know he can handle it. He's always curious and wants to make friends and learn about people...he's easy to talk to. He has great ideas.

Piety's very level-headed for someone his age. Soft-spoken but wise beyond his years, it's really great to see. It's nice having somebody who can keep the balance sometimes when things get out of control.

...they've both been nice to me, so it's mutual.

Not that long. This is really new for all of us.

Let's just say this is the first time I've dealt with this many people. It's been pretty weird.

...actually talking to them? [Eheh.]

Not in a really, really long time. [...] Think in the neighborhood of hundreds of years.

[There's a shrug and he uses a new blue marker to start drawing a snowman.]

Pretty hard to think it's that awful. And besides, you can't really talk to someone you can't see. [Can't quite keep the bitterness out of that tone though.]

We'll see about that. Everybody can see me in the temple which means something changed. It's not a big priority to me anymore. Keeping the right people on track to winning? That's a priority.