Banished (Deity RP/IC/Open)

[Khasinkonia]

Ilmeula, Goddess of the Hydrosphere and Aquatic Life(Excluding Mammalians)

Ilmeula, struggling to battle the same influence that gripped Thermidor, bit her upper lip to try to distract herself from the carnal urges that begged her to give in.

“T-That's how I meant it, Thermy,” she said, still struggling to maintain composure, “I mean we're going to have children. We've never had children before. Oh, I wish I could let myself give in to you, but we've first got to discuss this.”

She gave a pant, and turned herself and Thermidor upright, holding him at arms length to try to show him she was serious. The look in her eyes conveyed mixed messages, both that of a serious one, and that of lust.

[The Palmetto]

Thermidor

Thermidor was starting to fight against his impulses as well, and Ilmeula's reactions helped this. He kept his hands at his sides, and sighed as he looked his lover in the eyes.
"I would agree, love. It seems that we are being influenced by something else, and though that influence wouldn't chance much, I support we must discuss this as is," he said passionately, gently holding her hand in his.
"So...what's to discuss?" He asked. He was still restraining himself, and if these feelings continued, he may as well lef himself all out later.

[Khasinkonia]

Ilmeula, Goddess of the Hydrosphere and Aquatic Life(Excluding Mammalians)
Mhíbhadhránur & Mébhaoiléná, Disciples of Ilmeula and First Sairhavnar

“Hmm,” Ilmeula began, “To begin, I don't think we should raise them in the wild. Unlike us, they'll be to small to fend for themselves in their earliest years. I think we need a home—a palace of the life gods to be precise. We need a place more worthy of ourselves anyway. What better excuse?”

As she spoke, her egg sacs and stomach both swelled slightly once more. There was now a small, but still noticeable bulge in her stomach, and her egg sacs were slightly, but still noticeably larger as well. She, however, ignored this as her disciples returned. Ilmeula ordered them silently to stand at the ready, anticipating a necessity for their assistance.

[The Palmetto]

Thermidor

Thermidor placed his arms around his lover and rested her head on his shoulder, listened to her speak, and nodded.
"I would agree, and even if they could survive, I would much rather raise them ourselves. It would be a joyous experience for us to have and I'm the sure that raised by the both of us, they will be the best children in this land," he continued on, holding her tightly and kissing her once more. He was still listening in to the conversation, but his eyes were fixated on her swollen chest.
"Uh, yeah, anyways, you have any ideas? Probably something on the, uh, water, would be good," he added.

[Arkeyana]

The FEARS were outraged by the Sairhavnar attack. When two of them reached the carcass, another Fear grabbed one in each hand and crushed their ribcage and spine, swiftly killing them. The Anolimers were the next target, striding over to the trenches, the FEARs proceeded to spit acid into them. Some had accidentally impaled Nagetaur with their tails and were unable to get them off.

[Asterdan]

Lucien smiled as he felt the urges of the two deities. Intrigued on who he had influenced so much, the Vampire God began searching, looking for the deities who were giving off such a lustful scent. It was good to know that even in this realm his domain still influenced the gods. Of course, this was only one of his domains, and he was itching to bring his other gift to this world, once he stumbled upon an intelligent mortal race. As he walked, he began to feel the urges stronger, indicating that he was nearing the pair.

[Dyelli Beybi]

Nilin, God of Intelligence

Nilin stood and listened to Sala's ramblings, occasionally commenting. "Well, if a mortal sees the end of the earth then they'll write something about it. A book maybe, or a scientific paper. Then we're all happy! Or rather, I'm happy." After a while he couldn't withhold his curiosity any longer. "Did you make the humans? Where are they? Are why are you hurt?"

"Why Nilin, I didn't know you cared." Sala flashed the other deity a cheeky grin, "It's all related. I tried to create something that looked like a human but only managed to make a bald hell-rat. Not to say there is anything wrong with bald hell-rats but it wasn't quite what I was aiming for."

"I realised though that I was going about it all wrong, I already had something that looks a lot like a human to work with." she motioned at herself, "So I used some of my own flesh, blood and bone to create life forms and they are almost right. I borrowed one or two bits from some of Thermidor's animals so they aren't quite like the humans you remember... I call them the Suarendia." she said proudly.

Some of the ants parted ushering in twenty-six of Sala's new creatures: thirteen male and thirteen female. Sala liked the number thirteen. They were all naked and looked around the room with the kind of innocent expressions you expected from the new-born. Whether they understood language at this point was unclear... "This must be what motherhood feels like." Sala paused thoughtfully, "Though I don't want to see any cringe-worthy finger-painting so I might not be getting it quite right.

"The other gods will hate them so I will hide them from their sight for now, within the safety of my valley, guarded by my ants and my Garzhala. There they will multiply in safety and learn the skills to survive before they venture forth to tame Thermidor's world. Will you give them and the Garzhala your blessings?"

"When I'm feeling a bit better." she added, "I'll fly up and smash some of those lights in the sky so that we have an actual night. Then I'm going to smash the ground and break off a continent for my creations, far away from the other gods where I can work on some more interesting creations... a bit like Australia. You are, of course, more than welcome to set up a cottage in the valley if you so wish or join me up here in the palace."

[Angora Guanaco]

"Why Nilin, I didn't know you cared." Sala flashed the other deity a cheeky grin, "It's all related. I tried to create something that looked like a human but only managed to make a bald hell-rat. Not to say there is anything wrong with bald hell-rats but it wasn't quite what I was aiming for."

"I realised though that I was going about it all wrong, I already had something that looks a lot like a human to work with." she motioned at herself, "So I used some of my own flesh, blood and bone to create life forms and they are almost right. I borrowed one or two bits from some of Thermidor's animals so they aren't quite like the humans you remember... I call them the Suarendia." she said proudly.

Some of the ants parted ushering in twenty-six of Sala's new creatures: thirteen male and thirteen female. Sala liked the number thirteen. They were all naked and looked around the room with the kind of innocent expressions you expected from the new-born. Whether they understood language at this point was unclear... "This must be what motherhood feels like." Sala paused thoughtfully, "Though I don't want to see any cringe-worthy finger-painting so I might not be getting it quite right.

"The other gods will hate them so I will hide them from their sight for now, within the safety of my valley, guarded by my ants and my Garzhala. There they will multiply in safety and learn the skills to survive before they venture forth to tame Thermidor's world. Will you give them and the Garzhala your blessings?"

"When I'm feeling a bit better." she added, "I'll fly up and smash some of those lights in the sky so that we have an actual night. Then I'm going to smash the ground and break off a continent for my creations, far away from the other gods where I can work on some more interesting creations... a bit like Australia. You are, of course, more than welcome to set up a cottage in the valley if you so wish or join me up here in the palace."

Nilin, God of Intelligence

"Making something from you own flesh is.... unadvisable to say the least, but it seems it worked out ok." Nilin walked around the Saurendia, inspecting them. "They seem a bit unsure. I'll fix that." He took a step back and breathed deeply. "All of you are ignorant and stupid," he said, talking to the Saurendia. "But I, Nilin, will grant you knowledge and intellect far beyond any that you could imagine with your puny minds. Here!" With his last word, the Saurendia were all instilled with knowledge of maths, language and all the sciences. He also made them much smarter, but most importantly, he gave them a thirst for knowledge. "Phew!" he said, stepping back. "That was harder than I thought." He then turned to Sala. "If you gather up your Garzhala I'll bless them too. And I think I will take up your offer of living here, if there is a place for me to study."

[Korhal IVV]

"Insolent creatures! You will all die!", Wraithlord Kaledor called out to the FEARs as they spattered acid all over the battle, melting several Naugetar riflemen and a mage. Kaledor brandished his ghostsword, before swiping it at a charging FEAR, slicing it into two bloody pieces. Another FEAR tried to charge the Thane, only to be locked into a stasis cell by the Naugetar mages. The cell began to contract, the violet ethereal cell bars creaking as they slowly but surely killed the trapped dragon. The creature's frame was reduced to a bloody conglomeration of flesh and gore as the magic cage sliced it into a kebab that wasn't going to be cooked. At least not any time soon.

"None shall find us wanting!", the Thane shouted a battle cry as the Naugetar swordsmen struggled against the wingless dragons that spat out acid. The Thane jumped at one FEAR's back, evading its claws before driving his axe into its skull, killing it. However, Wraithlord Valetheran didn't fare as good. He was overwhelmed when several of the dragons charged at him all at once, and he died a second time. But this will not be the last.

[Dyelli Beybi]

Nilin, God of Intelligence

"Making something from you own flesh is.... unadvisable to say the least, but it seems it worked out ok." Nilin walked around the Saurendia, inspecting them. "They seem a bit unsure. I'll fix that." He took a step back and breathed deeply. "All of you are ignorant and stupid," he said, talking to the Saurendia. "But I, Nilin, will grant you knowledge and intellect far beyond any that you could imagine with your puny minds. Here!" With his last word, the Saurendia were all instilled with knowledge of maths, language and all the sciences. He also made them much smarter, but most importantly, he gave them a thirst for knowledge. "Phew!" he said, stepping back. "That was harder than I thought." He then turned to Sala. "If you gather up your Garzhala I'll bless them too. And I think I will take up your offer of living here, if there is a place for me to study."

"You realise they have my mind." Sala remarked, "So careful with the name calling, you might hurt my feelings."

She glowered at Nilin for a moment, her shadow elongating as if she were considering changing shape into something large and unpleasant... but instead she abruptly grinned. That had just been to see what kind of reaction she got... "Head down from the mountain, you will find the Garzhala at the foot of it."

It wasn't clear how she had communicated with them, though it seemed she had some kind of psychic link with the ants. Perhaps she did with the lizards as well? Or maybe one of the ants had gone and told them...

"Right." she turned to the twenty-six human-like beings, "Go forth from my palace, multiply, and fill my valley. Every creature that walks it will walk in fear of you as will every creatur that graces the sky or swims in the lakes. The plants and the animals I give to you as food and beasts of burden. You shall not, however, touch a Garzhala. They are my emissaries and my guardians. You shall treat the Garzhala with fear and respect and obey any word they speak as if it were my own. You shall not set food outside my valley until the time is right. I will tell you when that is."

"I am your mother." she added finally, "Nilin is your father. You are flesh of my flesh and I love you, but I am also a jealous goddess. You shall have no gods other than the two of us. Please note that all of my commandments are subject to annual review and you may be given updates from time to time."

[Angora Guanaco]

"You realise they have my mind." Sala remarked, "So careful with the name calling, you might hurt my feelings."

She glowered at Nilin for a moment, her shadow elongating as if she were considering changing shape into something large and unpleasant... but instead she abruptly grinned. That had just been to see what kind of reaction she got... "Head down from the mountain, you will find the Garzhala at the foot of it."

It wasn't clear how she had communicated with them, though it seemed she had some kind of psychic link with the ants. Perhaps she did with the lizards as well? Or maybe one of the ants had gone and told them...

"Right." she turned to the twenty-six human-like beings, "Go forth from my palace, multiply, and fill my valley. Every creature that walks it will walk in fear of you as will every creatur that graces the sky or swims in the lakes. The plants and the animals I give to you as food and beasts of burden. You shall not, however, touch a Garzhala. They are my emissaries and my guardians. You shall treat the Garzhala with fear and respect and obey any word they speak as if it were my own. You shall not set food outside my valley until the time is right. I will tell you when that is."

"I am your mother." she added finally, "Nilin is your father. You are flesh of my flesh and I love you, but I am also a jealous goddess. You shall have no gods other than the two of us. Please note that all of my commandments are subject to annual review and you may be given updates from time to time."

Nilin, God of Intelligence

Nilin noticed Sala's shadow growing and shifted his weight, ready to run if things got nasty. He flicked his eyes around the room looking for possible escapes. Then when Sala smiled, he relaxed and listened to Sala speak.

When she gave her commandments to the Suarendia, Nilin smirked. "Fine print. I like it." After she stopped talking Nilin walked out of the throne room and down the mountain to where the Garzhala were waiting.

"So, Sala says I'm meant to bless you? I'm assuming you won't need the maths and science so I'll just give you the IQ raise. I, Nilin, gift to you intellect!" With his last word, his eyes shone and all of the Garzhala's intellects were raised by a considerable amount.

[Arkeyana]

Knowing that the attack left it's mark, Drakos called the FEARs back into the forest. They jumped into the treeline and gave one last shower of acid. He then transformed into a dragon and flew into the horizon.
a few moments later...

He landed and transformed back into his normal form. He then created a ball of energy that split and formed into a group of creatures, they looked around them, seeing the cove that Drakos had landed in. Grinning, he said "I name you "Dracons" look around, build, gather resources, interact with others, do as you please, I will be on top of that mountain". He pointed to the mountain north of the cove. He then transformed into a dragon and flew towards it.