And you don't dislike them you dislike an idea.

They took my name. 

You should pick a peal nickname anyway.

I haven't accomplished anything yet.

Me neither, it's for what I'm gonna do.

I'll be Hubris.

Yes, you will, and you'll live forever and everything will be good.

Elsewhere questions are compiled and wordings debated for a conversation with Eru.

Sibyl reports that Elentári's Eru kicks her out just as much as Ithil's can. Well, at least that means he's going to answer.

Yep. Questions: 

How exactly do you design Ardas? what makes them appealing to you?

When people land on Ardas, how do you decide how to react?

Do you like the way the world is now? are there more surprises in the works?

What else -

How and how much do you direct the Valar, when they do and when they don't consult you -

Why are they all the same. How do you interact with adjacency -

How omnipotent is omnipotent -

Why do Bells keep getting drops on Ardas, is that something to do with you - 

- why aren't Ardas ever adjacent - 

- how many Ardas are there -

When they vary why these variants, why "space", "genderswap", "evil", not, say, "really nice for once" -

What is up with them being all different ages?

- why did he tell the Valar that homosexuality is wrong, and why make people gay if it is -

Any other little Easter eggs like "oh turns out gay marriage works fine"?

Why do prophecies work like they do -

What do Ardas turn into if they never ever get found -

And if they think of more questions later is it okay to ask and does that go for Erus in general -

That everything?

Seems to be.

So Loki goes mostly to a boring Edda neighbor

and her voice goes to Elentári and says, "Eru?"

"Loki Godslayer! Hi!"