Responsibility As A God Sparking Zero Novels & Stories

he was floating this time, like leaning his back in an invisible chair. "What contract from you are you talking about? And, that was for the music company, Drayce's company, how am I supposed to tell him that someone put fire on the papers?" "Then tell him that you wanted to change the contract, in my terms," "In your terms? You will make everyone know that you are a god?" "Yes, in my terms, but you will see what a god can do," and he faded into thin air. I slumped my shoulders, "And he disappeared again," I sighed.

“Of course you don’t.” Jamal’s voice was quieter. “Trust isn’t the issue.” “Then what is?” Zara asked. “Responsibility,” he said. That landed because it was true. We didn’t just fix the system, we defined it and definition carries consequence. The system spoke again. “Decision required.” Failsafe pulsed in agreement. “Separation or integration.” Zara looked between all of us. “We vote.” Leila shook her head. “This isn’t a vote.”

“It is something that is common to all vampires… a skepticism, a lack of faith. A long life gives a person ample opportunity to question the existence of the divine. When you see thousands upon thousands of innocent children die of disease and famine, disaster destroy people and their homes, when you see the crimes that people do to each other… You begin to ask how, if gods and goddess exist, they can allow such things to occur... It is only natural to ask these questions Heath.” Heath felt as if a weight had been lifted from him. He sagged forward, resting his forehead on the hollow beneath Talen’s chin and wrapping his arms around him. “I don’t know what to do,” he whispered. “Nothing I tr

He sighed in pity. "Why?! Can't the Great Being do miracles?" I catechized out of disbelief. "My child, even a God like Me won't be able to help you if you yourself don't have faith in the power resting within you," He mumbled in a scolding yet worried tone. "I'm sorry, I can't bring myself to believe the existence of the power you are saying. The responsibility is too overwhelming for me," I insisted stubbornly. "I will respect your decision," He said with a sad tone.

she asked softly. The glowing figure finally looked directly at her. And spoke only to her this time. “Readiness is chosen.” Maria felt the spark inside her chest burn brighter. She understood something suddenly. This wasn’t about power. It wasn’t about fighting. It was about responsibility. If humanity stepped forward in fear, the doorway might become something dangerous. If they stepped forward in unity, it might become something beautiful. Helios looked at her carefully. “You’re thinking too loudly,” he muttered. Maria gave a small, nervous laugh.

Grant, breaking the tension in the air with a cautious tone. Pascha gave Mr. Grant a quick glance before looking back at me. “No, I just want to make sure that we all understand the importance of responsibility.” He paused for a moment, letting his words hang in the air before continuing, “Sometimes, responsibility can be too much of a burden for some people. But I believe Miss Moguel is different. Isn't that so?” I smiled faintly, even though it felt like I was pulling the skin off my face with force. “That's right, Mr. Romanov. I am different. I always finish what I start.”

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she told me “You gave my daughter a child out of wedlock, so do what’s right and take responsibility. And responsibility doesn’t just involve her. Family is a really big thing to us, so you can’t just kick us out of the picture. We are very much involved. So if you want this to go smoothly and we can just put this whole discussion behind us and move ahead with my blessing, you have to take responsibility” “So your blessing equals shares of a company? Is that it? Is that what you’ve been trying to say about responsibility?” I asked

It’s not a question of forgetting what happened, but if we can think of it as God’s will, some inexplicable part of His plan, then maybe it’s easier to start trying to figure out what the next step is in His plan for you. Cain finally looked at Mark, but even in the dim glow from the porch light Mark could see the doubt in his green eyes. “When I was inside…in prison…they kind of told us the opposite. They said we had to take responsibility for our actions. It…it made sense to me.” Well, that was a good point. The old free will versus omnipotent God argument. “I don’t think anyone would accuse you of not taking responsibility for this. So, yes, do that. But also let yourself move on.”

“Very interesting. I don’t think I’ve ever run into a case like this before.” “Obviously your power was never intended for people full of doubt and self-loathing. Could probably use an upgrade.” “You may be correct,” said God. “If only such a thing were possible.” He chortled to himself. I had no idea about what. “Anyway,” I said, trying to get the topic off me and my massive insecurities, “the important thing is that you agree that the spike is genuine and I am the person it belongs to. So my friends who took it only reclaimed what was already ours, so they didn’t really steal anything.”