»1. VOICE/ACTION
I, God, would like to speak with the foolish individuals who've brought me here.
I will be waiting in the middle of the town, and I expect a prompt answer. That is all.
(ooc: go ahead and start an action thread if you want \o/)
I will be waiting in the middle of the town, and I expect a prompt answer. That is all.
(ooc: go ahead and start an action thread if you want \o/)
What kind of God are you?
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Then I suppose that as a fellow God it would only be proper to come and greet you in person.
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I will meet you, then.
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Her expression is calm, replacing the amusement that had been there just a moment earlier. That boy was quite amusing, Amaterasu had to admit. Another God in this world? Even though it seemed as though this world had Gods of its own...they were not ones that she was familiar ones - odd names that she had never heard before. But to know that another God was brought here...
Hm...She stretches as she approaches, muscles straining beneath her clothing and bones cracking due to the odd position she had taken to napping in. But this does nothing to keep Amaterasu from coming up from the front - having learned the hard way plenty of times in the past - in both Nippon and here - that sometimes coming in from the back was not a good idea, unless it was an enemy. Her markings are distinctive, red markings and her ears flick forward as her pace slows before ( ... )
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Do you always dress like this?
[It's not the most polite of questions, but there's no malice to it.]
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Amaterasu doesn't take to realizing how impolite the question is, not as tilts her head a little to the and stares with a slightly curious expression. Always dress like what? She peers at her clothing - thinking that is what he's referring to - and plucks at it with her Relic-free hand. In the garb that she had woken in here, those few months ago?
If that was the case then the answer was a simple no - just a small shake of the head. She was far more used to being covered in fur and roaming about on all fours instead of just two.]
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Interesting, though, that she didn't respond verbally.]
As a fellow God, will you tell me your name?
[While he's genuinely curious, it's also to see if she'll speak.]
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But who was she to second guess a person? Even if he did not reek of the afterlife or seem to carry a certain type of divine feeling that other Gods she had met had, that didn't mean he was lying about such a status, right?]
Hmm.
[Her name? Amaterasu smiles a little, as if to tell that she would be more than happy to tell him her name - but only if he would be willing enough to introduce himself as well.
To that she raises her Relic and waits for him to do the same.]
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You want me to do this? [he asks, raising his Relic as well.]
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That's the sound of member addresses being exchanged and Amaterasu is now looking oddly proud of herself for some reason. Probably for the reason of being able to get across what she wanted through action alone without much confusion.
And with that done, taking up the new name on the list (though not without casting a curious glance over to him) she takes to concentrating on the Relic with a few tap tak taps before PING mail sent!:]
Ah, thank you. To your question, I would be happy to tell you my name. I am the goddess of the sun, Amaterasu.
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And I would be Naoi Ayato, self-made God of the afterlife. I'm... [honored?] pleased to make your acquaintance.
[A sun goddess would not be the sort of deity with any reason or motive to condemn humans to a difficult life like the one he led--thus he feels no anger towards her.]
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Her ears twitch at that, flatten to the side of her head out of a mild case of confusion as she whines softly beneath her breath. She had never met a self-made God before. Maybe that was why he did not seem to have a...ah...otherwordly-god-like feeling of sorts?]
It is nice to make your acquaintance as well. I don't quite believe that I have ever met a 'self-made' God before.
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You're a fascinating Goddess. I see the ears and tail aren't just for decoration.
[He shrugs calmly.] When one gains enough power, they will eventually become Godlike, won't they? I earned my powers and status and thus became a God.
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Gaining power makes you a God?
She hadn't ever heard of someone becoming a God that way, all of those that she knew were born as such. In stories and such, yes, but never had she met one like that before.]
Is that how it works? [Perhaps from where he was from?] I was born as the Goddess of the Sun so...I do not believe that I can tell you if a person will become such through the gain of power.
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