Character: Zimobor

And something changed: he became himself, and not part of the vague mass of people, he began to speak as if from himself and felt less confident. And Zimobor looked at him intently and affably - without a threat, but in such a way that a healthy man, old enough to be the father of this curly-haired guy, felt a desire to lower his eyes. From the brown, shining eyes of the young prince, entire generations of people, accustomed to rule, accustomed to looking at the world from above, from the back of a war horse, looked at him. Their world was wide and vast, and the elder, whose white light had always been closed by the flow of the Sezha - two or three transitions from beginning to end - suddenly became timid in front of this world, realizing for the first time its enormity. He vaguely knew that somewhere there were the Dnieper and Sozh, and this guy saw them and drank their water.

“Well, show me,” the invisible Zimobor agreed calmly. - So you’ll spend your whole life proving to everyone and fighting with yourself? This is how you live your life in war. Is this your happiness?

- Well, you said it! - Zimobor did not get angry, but laughed, as if he had heard utter stupidity. -Have you seen the sun? Have you noticed that winter and summer alternate, that people are born and die, like grass and trees, like the stars themselves? And if you have seen all this, how can you say that there are no gods? Doesn't this mean denying the obvious?

When Yarila grows up and at the end of spring becomes a husband from a youth, he becomes Perun. And when Perun descends through the circle of the year and grows old, in the fall he becomes Veles. But the three of them are one, but in different incarnations. Unclear? You don't need to understand this. You have to feel it. So... - Zimobor made a movement with his hand, imitating a fish in the water. - Just feel it. That one and the same thing can be different things at the same time and go through all the stages, remaining itself. If you understand, you will know what man is and what God is.