Turmenista wrote:---
Still sitting on her golden throne of light, the observing crowned woman continued to listen in on the conversation of the stone beings, one pondering the purpose her life lacked, the other complaining about his life's purpose and speaking ill words against the gods that had given him such a purpose. Once again, the woman was heartily amused; unbeknownst to Magnus or Tina, the lady with crimson eyes was revered as a deity in her own lands, though they had no reason to know and no need, either. She understood she was no one this far from the reaches of her domain, and did not resent such a thing. These people, they were their own civilizations, had their own gods. She would certainly enjoy meeting them at some point, but for now, she was content to observe these creatures.
Suddenly, one of the creatures present, the one that was neither stone nor human flesh, the pink one, flew off in alarm towards a red planet in the distance. Curious, the crowned woman's crimson gaze followed the pink creature's trajectory until she completely disappeared from sight. Even then, she continued looking in that direction for several moments, before finally turning back as she heard the male stone being, Magnus, begin speaking.
Mars. An effortless psionic probe revealed that to be the red planet the pink creature had flown off to, and, seeing the relative concern that Magnus had for another creature located there, the lady in red figured that this was an opportunity to display an act of goodwill towards these creatures. Not standing up from her throne, she summoned a long crimson sword just like the one she had poked Magnus with, and, lowering it, she had the very tip touch the ground lightly. In an instant, another portal, vermilion and white just like the one she had emerged from, appeared on the ground, a serpent hole. She dismissed the sword and looked at the two stone beings, still seated on the throne of light.
"The serpent hole will instantly lead you to this 'Mars' you speak of, if you wish to go. Keeping that creature from hurting herself or others seems to be a matter of interest for you, after all. You are free to consider this an act of goodwill." She nodded solemnly, before gesturing at the hole once again. It would lead them to mars in an instant, just as promised, though perhaps they would feel some disorientation after first exiting the hole on the other side, as they would move through the plane used by the world-dragons to travel. The hole would lead them directly to Myosai.
The Republic of Atria wrote:---
The Republic of Atria wrote:---
Upon her arrival, the so-called stranger observed the four humans with her crimson eyes as they discussed a matter of great importance with each other, acknowledging her only in passing before returning to their own matters. She did not blame them for this, nor feel offended, as she felt and understood that they were talking about something of vital importance to them and the survival of their people. Soon, one of the creatures, a snake-like female being that did not appear to be very similar to the others despite her obvious affinity with them, turned towards her and explained the situation, claiming that the problem at hand was one that concerned not only their world, but the entire universe. If that was true, her people were in danger as well, and a psionic probing revealed that, indeed, it was true. This was enough to convince her that she should try to help these creatures in their endeavor, and so, she pondered the extent to which she could help while remaining in her dormant form, even as the others talked.
As the conversation reached a lull after the possessed child had destroyed the looming planet, the crowned woman turned to the group and spoke.
"I know not your names or stories, but you say that the universe is in danger and I have seen that your words are true. I am the sleeping world-dragon Hadrimmelis, known as the dragon goddess Adrammel, known as the red queen Adrianne. My people, like yours, are in danger. I would thus offer you my help in facing this crisis." She stated solemnly. "But to fully awaken would destroy my people, and so, I cannot serve you with the fullest extent of my power. I apologize for this."
Kaoiluja wrote:---
Ignorant of what "predatory volcanic beetles" were and of the telekinetic probing the Outworlder was doing on her eldritch equipment, Garnet simply sighed as she heard him going off on a random tangent once again, somewhat unsettled by how he seemed to be looking her up and down. It may be flattering, in a way, perhaps, but it was also unsettling to begin with, and it was downright bizarre when it was done by what she knew was some sort of green plant man alien thing, nevermind that he was moving under the guise of a human at the moment. She simply ignored it, though, and nodded at him when he finally introduced himself, though she appeared to grimace for a moment when he pronounced his full name.
"Yeah... I don't mind the formalities, but I don't think I can pronounce that either..." She said, reaching out with some hesitation before finally taking the Outworlder's hand and shaking it. While he was, again, in a human disguise, shaking hands with an alien was still a very strange thing, for her at least.
After the handshake, Garnet put her hand up to her mouth, yawning once again. "Anyway, prophet of Waiyav, whoever that is, you wouldn't happen to have some money to spare would you?" She asked, realizing that she wasn't just tired, but also starved, and rather craving some nicotine as well.