Odin listened as the girl effectively rambled, going on about a great any things, some that they had brought up already, others they hadn't. For example, she thanked him for telling her to go to Dahlia, admitting that she didn't expect Odin to tell her everything she wished to know. She at least respected that he had better things to do than waste his time on a mortal that would only last a fraction of his lifetime. She wasn't worth any more of his time than she had already taken up, but she had amused him, so he had stuck around for a short while.
There was one thing that she spoke about that greatly amused the Lich. She didn't want to be remembered, preferring a life of darkness where no one would know her face. It warranted a response from Odin, "You do realise that, once you turn into something like me or even one of the others, you can kiss a peaceful life goodbye. You're face will never be forgotten, you will be hunted, and you won't just disappear. That just isn't an option, trust me. Get used to the limelight."
He then laughed as she continued, bringing up the fact that she had one goal and, once it was completed, she would welcome whatever death came for her, whether it was Odin himself or something else. It caused the Lich to chuckle lightly as he spoke once more, "Don't tell people that you have uncompleted aspirations, they might feel inclined to kill you on the spot and stop you ever realising them."
Afterwards, the Lich looked at the large clock and, noticing the time, decided to make his way back into the main town. He stood up, and bade the girl farewell, "Luckily for you, I've rather enjoyed this conversation so I won't kill you today, food for thought though. Enjoy your life, however long you have left of it."
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