"Honestly I can't think of an alias. My sister insisted that I must come up with one when she learned of what our children were doing. One of my own children suggested Horizon, as they were forged in it, and I was constantly reaching for it. I left the decision to them on what to call my deific figure."

"And then it stuck. They even conceived for me an ascended form, drawing upon fragments of my memory that they took with them, and upon my own constructs however sparse they were. The result was this entity of glass, clad in robes and gilded with gold. I manifested their daydream, and soon enough they were bowing in ironic reverence. Amidst the theatre, they asked genuine questions on how they must conduct themselves. I can only tell them to practice kindness and discernment, as that what I feel a father would want for his children to do."

"Ever since then, there now is that chance of being viewed as a religious icon. I never asked for it, but when I can see it in them, I approach them cautiously." - Terrance