Man , I feel you on this . Sometimes , taking a break from trying feels just so great <| sep |> I don ' t need it . I want it . And I ' ll buy it because I ' m a man who makes his own money . I ain ' t no bitch <| sep |> Oh fuck off . <| sep |> I ' ll probably go down to the nearest store this weekend . My next 48 hours are pretty mental because of school so it will have to wait until sunday . Maybe they ' ll even have a smaller size there . <| sep |> Just had a productive conversation about it tonight so here ' s hoping <| sep |> The Skaal culture views HermaMora as one of the many faces of the adversary whom has throughout history tried to uproot Skaal society one way or another . HermaMora is the face of the liar , the trickster . He is the demon who wants to relieve the Skaal of their secrets and their culture , in their eyes . And has , on occasion tried to trick the Skaal into giving them up to him . Storn himself debates whether or not HermaMora ' s offer is disgenuine and is one of his previously mentioned tricks . It may . It should . And I will think on what you ask of me , to decide if it is necessary , or just another of HermaMora ' s tricks . FurthermoreI will read it , and speak to old HermaMora myself . I will make sure he lives up to his part of the bargain . It seems to me the scenario went down a little like thisStorm was right . HermaMora didn ' t intend to fulfill his end of the bargain , and was simply going to preemptively sap Storn of the secrets of the Skaal . You . liar . gah ! . I won ' t . not . for you . Which would indeed make him a liar . However , Storn held back and resisted , forcing Herma to submit to the bargain , and only let go once Herma ' s end was fulfilled . Think of the whole ordeal as a sort of mental property war between Herma and Storn .