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Serenity

Added a finisher to Oidecalla's speech. I think this speech firmly establishes what sort of obstacle Oidecalla represents to Roshim, and calls to mind the beckoning serenity that tempts us all towards disconnection

Avalon remarks on page 105: "An angel has more time to become set in his ways than a mortal man, and the Lord Oidecalla has become set indeed". One of the interesting things about the concept of angel kingdoms is the idea of that immortal fixedness, that spiraling deeper and deeper into one's ideologies. It's one of the things that is really compelling me to write this story!