There can be only one!

Kira heard her little angel call for help, forgetting Gold stone and even the deity in favor of the wellbeing of one of her children, she offered her snot, both to be there and as a way to help the young one to keep her balance “did something bite you? Angel, what happen- oh" she noticed that the other scale’s legs were in a different position, and having some mutations, Kira knew what that meant, she lowered her voice to a comforting tone “I see, your legs seem to be changing position, it might hurt, but it will be better soon, you are only changing, it happens, my angel, no problem in it, just breath and stay calm” she kept a gentle look on her daughter

Asuga huffed as she made her way through the hefty, heated air to the source of this sudden warming. She had excused herself to investigate when her family felt the burst of heat and the fall of a meteor, it seemed like. Asuga had so far only taken investigations of flora and fauna to the Jagged Mountains and Golden Fields, those being the closest environments to the Forest, but she was determined to overview this peculiar event and find out the cause. It must have been the meteor, but she couldn't just leave it unsolved. And so she had flown over the mountains, over the desert (thankfully, only a thunderstorm was rumbling at the time; but as she neared the coast, she saw a flash of lightning over the ivory dunes), and was now flying straight towards an object in the distance, far, far from the shore. Her wings stung from the long flight, as she had only taken a rest in the mountains and observed on the coast of the Stormlands for a while.

But that was nothing; a landmass was approaching! Giddy to hover and see what this was, Asuga sped up with a burst of velocity. She thought there were distant shapes on the island. But... the island. It was covered in snow and ice, more a frozen monument than a live land. But there seemed to be fog rising up, a spreading evaporated layer of the frost, centered on a rough circle shape in the ground. Could that be the meteor? How could it still be hot enough to warm the whole island so quickly, after having landed already? Thoughts circled back to how it could be so hot anyway; perhaps the force of the air as it fell, fast and fast and fast from the sky, had heated it up. She felt warmer whenever she made dives or rubbed her palms together; friction seemed to generate heat. Could it be dissipating over the land? Plausible, she thought.

She didn't wait to concern herself with the shape of the island or to investigate the type of flora it had; too cold to house fauna, perhaps, too, but she would have to see later. And as she neared, her previous observation of forms was proven right; they all surrounded a massive crater in the ground, where a creature almost.. glowing, was placed. Some had ventured into the crater towards the sun-touched... scale? He seemed to have a particular... aura about him. He didn't look like your average scale, especially considering the ones that were close next to him. What was this meeting? Has everyone here come to onvestigate the meteor? Oh, of all wonders, is the sun scale the one to have made the crater?

Asuga fluttered to the walls of the crater and settled on the slightly charred and muddy earth where it was dryer; near the sun scale. Perhaps... he is the source of these events. She settled her insectid wings on her back, folding comfortably to rest after her winding flight. It seemed things had already happened, and she was late. But what she caught he spoke of was-- he had given the Colour Pools their colors? And designed one of the three species as him? Was he a phony? But... he seemed just far too... real. Other worlds? Creatures like them, but some, very, very different? He raised his forearm and with a soft glow an orb of light flickered in. Now.. that was absolutely real. The warmth of the orange shape shone mildly, it's light giving off a feeling of origin. He spoke of Kuu and the Eme, and his travels, and that they would dissaprove of his actions next. It was all so absurd, yet it felt plausible. Asuga knew of Kuu; her mother frequently mentioned the goddess in a stray prayer or comment, and she seemed to believe in her existence. The Eme, though, she had barely heard of. Who could that be? She had to ask around, after this expedition. The sun scale had spoken of "a token of his visit" and described something that should, by all means, be an impossible feat. Light, anywhere, which can be filled with the sun's rays to be charged. That does seem something two deities (she assumed the Eme was one) would dissaprove of gifting their subjects; though, she disagreed with their so-spoken opinions. Why not gift them with eternal light, so long as you are in sunshine? Previously a glowing orb, it split and scattered into littler glowing rocks which flashed as they settled in the pebbles in their surroundings, close to the gathered vivians, then dimmed to a stable state. Could she take one to inspect? She hoped so.

She stepped forward towards the presumed god, careful not to slip. "My apologies, who are you? Were you the meteor that streaked the sky? These tokens are incredible. I cannot believe you could be responsible for our creation." She mumbled the last sentences. She was dung frustrated, though, to not have been here from the moment of the start of this bizzare happening. She just hoped one of the gathered vivians were amicable enough to talk to her and fill her in; she couldn't be missing this vital information at a.y cost.


ooc; siNCe i caN hopping in here quick!!! i actually didn't think of asuga before but she's GREAT for this fhdjs i wish i joined earlier but y'kno,, gilago's post said the regilago kiddos were left behind and i didn't wanna contredict by bringing rani fhjdjsjdjks

There was no time for reaction. He was instantly forced on the ground and he was pretty sure he felt something crack. Her words were quite hard to ignore, but it had little effect on him. His worth? As if solely her views which were obviously based on the emotions she was feeling at the moment would determine his worth. He would have laughed if he were not being crushed at the moment and was having trouble breathing. All of her screaming was starting to annoy him though and he tried to swing his tail to hit her, but before he could even lift it, the white scale was off of him howling in pain.

He struggled for a moment to stand up and the world spun a bit, but Gold Stone didn't take his eyes off of Lynx. Whatever it was that was happening it allowed for him to regain his breathing and his vision returned to normal. Head bowed and eyes narrow he growled. She had his back to him. Celebrating her victory a little too early in his opinion. He slunk quietly behind the white scale before bursting into a sprint to tackle her from behind to try and catch Lynx off-guard. "Hey! We're not done yet!" he hissed. "Do you honestly think I was going to go down that easily? You're a fool to turn your back on your opponent." He decided to bring back the 'conversation' they were having earlier. "If you've seen death countless times, why do you let it continue to affect you? A shattered heart is not so easily mended and if you constantly let it break it'll soon be reduced to dust will it not? Then what? You'll have a broken leader just as broken as the kingdom itself and by the slightest gust of wind it'll all be blown away to nothing."

Something bright caught the corner of his eye. It was one of those glowing rocks from Zom. He'd pretend to ignore Lynx and went over to the glowing rock. He picked it up and observed it closely. Perhaps he'd actually listen to the god for once. He was starting to get bored with Lynx to the point of becoming interested with Zom and hearing what stilly questions the other creatures had to ask.