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{{Infobox_episode|color_theme=sih|title = The Breath of Hieron|episode_number = 15|release_date = January 24th, 2019|length = 130 min|content_warnings=Descriptions of death<br>Descriptions of medical care|previous_episode = "[[Spring in Hieron 14: Neighbors To Be Made|Neighbors To Be Made]]"|next_episode = "[[Spring in Hieron 16: Music Through A Wall|Music Through A Wall]]"|episode_page = https://friendsatthetable.net/spring-in-hieron-15-the-breath-of-hieron | {{Infobox_episode|color_theme=sih|title = The Breath of Hieron|episode_number = 15|release_date = January 24th, 2019|length = 130 min|content_warnings=Descriptions of death<br>Descriptions of medical care|previous_episode = "[[Spring in Hieron 14: Neighbors To Be Made|Neighbors To Be Made]]"|next_episode = "[[Spring in Hieron 16: Music Through A Wall|Music Through A Wall]]"|episode_page = https://friendsatthetable.net/spring-in-hieron-15-the-breath-of-hieron | ||
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==Episode description== | == Episode description == | ||
His presence can be felt by those who do not even lay eyes on the dragon’s body. Samol has arrived at the last university. And why should it not be felt? All presence, after all, is Samol, Hieron Himself, the first god, the one-who-spoke-words-alive, the universal origin, breathing. And as he breathes life into this too-quiet campus, the others hurriedly look for solutions to a variation on a problem they’ve known they had for a long time: How do you save a dying god? | <blockquote>His presence can be felt by those who do not even lay eyes on the dragon’s body. Samol has arrived at the last university. And why should it not be felt? All presence, after all, is Samol, Hieron Himself, the first god, the one-who-spoke-words-alive, the universal origin, breathing. And as he breathes life into this too-quiet campus, the others hurriedly look for solutions to a variation on a problem they’ve known they had for a long time: How do you save a dying god? | ||
This week on Spring in Hieron: The Breath of Hieron | This week on Spring in Hieron: The Breath of Hieron | ||
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-An Excerpt from the Crystalized Lectures of the Wizard [[Fantasmo]]'' | -An Excerpt from the Crystalized Lectures of the Wizard [[Fantasmo]]'' | ||
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Episode description[edit | edit source]
His presence can be felt by those who do not even lay eyes on the dragon’s body. Samol has arrived at the last university. And why should it not be felt? All presence, after all, is Samol, Hieron Himself, the first god, the one-who-spoke-words-alive, the universal origin, breathing. And as he breathes life into this too-quiet campus, the others hurriedly look for solutions to a variation on a problem they’ve known they had for a long time: How do you save a dying god?
This week on Spring in Hieron: The Breath of Hieron
”GODS” are not what you imagine. Despite the fables, these are not beings of infinite POWER or unshakable WILL, nor are they models of noble VIRTUE. Those preaching sermons in churches and scribbling songs in hymnals would have you believe that the world is a laboratory and the “gods” are its alchemists. Yet in fact, on the chemist’s table of Hieron, they, like us are simply glass beakers filled with the physical STUFF of life. Perhaps their content shimmers more when stirred--and to that end, we ought understand their sheen and thus duplicate it--but remember, in the end, all glass shatters.
-An Excerpt from the Crystalized Lectures of the Wizard Fantasmo
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