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Just having catched his breath, he also couldn't progress the supercalifrag...words. Sometimes he blurted it out, if he didn't have to think about it much. However when it was on request, his mind had a blank slate and Epic couldn't place it on auto-repeat. "I'm afraid not." An honest answer dripped from his leathery lips. 

Ah, story time, his heart skipped a beat. Like a little boy he was inclined to listen and forget about everything else that happened in his surroundings. Sitting down, his tail curled feline-like around his paws and his eyes lit up, getting excited and pumped about what was to come. 

So Echo's own personal tale was one interwoven with mystery and drama. She felt the wrath of a Goddess who was scorned, she fell in love with someone who - in the end - only loved himself. And sadly she withered away and died. Quite a tragedy. And with every word that filled the air, Epic hung onto Rennie's lips; savering each and every word and curious as what was next to come.

"What a tragedy, poor Echo. I wonder why she'd let herself bribe, though. Hmm." That last statement was an afterthought. Tilting his head to the side, he paused for a second, taking a moment to absorb the story before adding. "Moral of the story would also be: Don't fall in love with a jerk-head. Don't let a deity bribe you so he can bang-a-boom. And well, don't be like Echo -- as much as you love stories!"