That's...rather poetic. There's bound to be dead people when there's wars, even if thise wars really shouldn't be a thing in the first place. Well, I guess thats just what mortals do. [Ereshkigal may be a goddess of death, but this sounds more familiar to his world's pantheon. No one really knows what happens to your soul when you die other than that the gods are looking after you, but there is not one specific god that rules the underworld. Unless you go to Hell, then you have the devils and their schemes to deal with.] That sounds a lot like what the Raven Queen does back home. Not that I personally met her, but she's the one that ferries every soul to the afterlife. My friend is one of her champions, and he said that death is one thing that comes equally to everyone, so there's just her.

[He says it casually, like it's just another quirk of life. Walking with high-level heroes has normalized things like resurrection rituals, traveling to other planes of existence, and talking with gods.]

So, you have to decide who gets which person? I'm certain that lessens the work load, but what if someone's praying to you and another death god? [He watches Tezca expectantly. With them nearing the train station, Taryon doesn't have to pay much attention to where they are walking, and the fact that he can talk with a god — like Vax talks with the Raven Queen, or how Pike can commune with Sarenrae, or Vex gets vibes from Pelor — is the opportunity of a liftime.]