<div class="floatright">(http://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/5/55/David_Wolf.jpg)</div>Turning to the Michelle, he replied to the blonde "I uh, well, that might be my dad, but I'm more a fighter than a trickster myself."  Deep down, he didn't know how to handle this, he still didn't really feel that the gods were real.  Of course, he believed they were real - they kept showing up and proving the point, but deep down where he lived, he felt detached from it all - like it was a dream or a video game or something.  Dealing with his inner demons - conquering his own fears and weaknesses - well, he'd just taken a risk and got nut-sacked for it, so maybe he should re-evaluate.  "I'm not sure I want to do that."  He replied with great understatement to the rabbit's speculations.<br/><br/>What he did know, was that Lupo looked upset.  "You okay?"  He asked, somewhat awkwardly, turning to the blonde girl for help.  Girls were better with emotions, right?<br/><br/>While dealing with all this, he suddenly realized that the school seemed... empty.  "Do you feel that?"  He asked, adding after a moment.  "They're all gone - the pressure was kinda in the background, but it was always there, and now it's gone.  I think all the gods left the school."