“But isn’t everybody the same? Don’t the Gods and Goddesses ever fall in love? And didn’t you once to try and… — Tom Holt
“But isn’t everybody the same? Don’t the Gods and Goddesses ever fall in love? And didn’t you once to try and chat up the Rhinedaughters?”
Alberich winced. “It is true that the High Gods do you occasionally fall in love. You have, as a matter of fact, singled out the one race nuttier than your own.”
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