(Scars do not appear to be cause of death –shock ... - Bad Request

"I am Sarossa, daughter of Sandoz, one of the factors of the Godsmen."
"Tell me of your family."
"My brother Saros is a child of the Foundry, yet I fear he has never
embraced the philosophy of the Believers of the Source," there was nary a
twitch of her lip, but I could barely detect the disappointment in her voice,
"My father is a factor here - and his travels have led him far from the
Foundry and into realms most mortals never even dream of achieving."
"Tell me more of your brother."
"Saros is a brash, impulsive lad, easily given over to his manhood. He is
eager to prove himself equal of anything on the planes, full of the aggression
of youth. I believe he feels himself more Sensate than Godsmen, further
vindicating my belief that the Sensates are the most immature of all the
factions of Sigil." Fall-From-Grace's demeanor never wavered, and Sarossa
didn't even acknowledge her presence, but I could feel Grace's
contemplative amusement.
"Why are they the most immature?"
"Why are they the most immature? Because, like children, they do not
understand that there is more beyond the world of the senses, beyond what
one can see, hear, taste, touch, smell. Look around you. You are in the Outer
Planes. This is belief made solid - but that does not mean this seemingly
rough matter can be comprehended by the senses. This is belief - no mere
physicality can match it."
I chose not to debate the point.
In the lecture hall past the entrance I bumped into a sandy-haired youth. He
was on the cusp between adolescence and adulthood, and from his eyes, it
looked like he was trying to be as adult as possible without having the
slightest idea how - in other words, he seemed innocent. "Hey, stranger.
What can I do for you?"
The young man held a clear resemblance to Sarossa: the same sharp nose,
the same curve of the chin, but the likeness ended there. His eyes were
boyish, and his lips playful. His skin was a slightly coppery hue, and his
demeanor so far removed from his sister's pearly calm. "You're Saros, aren't
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