The God And The Gwisin Quotes

The one time that Hwanin tried to hug him after a frustrating trip to Australia that yielded nothing, Seokga had nearly jumped out of his skin. “What are you doing?” he’d hissed at Hwanin. His brother had made a noise of disbelief. “I was going to hug you—” “Do it slower next time, then,” Seokga replied, hastily backing away. “I thought you were going to murder me.” “That’s my line, brother, not yours,” Hwanin replied, lips quirking.

And there’s also the unspoken obligation of proving their patron deity’s superiority over all the other gods. Seokga’s shamans have been specifically instructed to seek out Hwanin’s shamans and use their shape-shifting magic (generously bestowed upon them by Seokga himself) to change into birds and shit all over their snobby heads.

She nods with a wise expression as if she knows exactly what he means, but a moment later her thoughts betray her. —why—hands flapping—like—pigeons—