Welcome to Gaia! ::

With the ease of frequent repetitions of the same action, the spirits in charge of bondings pulled Cherry away from the human plane and into their own. While the woman's soul was bonded with that of some deity or another, her body was repaired and a silver chain was placed about her neck, a relic forming upon it when the bonding was complete. That relic would house the soul of the deity that had chosen the mortal-in this case, the deity of Fear.

On a small ship that was hovering above Gaia, the green goddess of life, Feejhu Murica, sat multi-tasking. It was no longer a particularly good idea to send Guardians straight to the Samadueanna and then have them transported back to Gaia after their assignments. It was much easier for the one who informed guardians of their jobs-at present a young woman by the name of Feejhu-to have a small ship that floated above the planet that would be used for assignments and then the dropoffs. Usually the guardians never left the bed they were placed upon except to be sent home anyway, and they were given the necessary information while in that room so it was all she really needed.

A computer in front of the green girl showed all of the information on Cherry, the deity that had chosen her, and whatnot. Records were kept on the Samadueanna of all of the Guardians, Children and those who were of import to the cause. The information was usually perused by the assigner so they would know just what sort of explanation to give based on who they were informing of things.

Shaking her head, the six armed girl closed up the files and turned, just as the new Guardian began to stir. Better get ready to answer some questions!

Smiling pleasantly, Feejhu spoke up. "The necklace is called a relic. It's a special soul house for an alien god's soul." a cheeky smirk left the green girl then, "It's kind of like being in a science fiction movie, only with less pain and probing."

"Why to which part?"

"Because the things that pick who is and isn't a guardian thought you'd be a good one. And an alien because it just happens to not be from gaia and they aren't safe being raised in their own world." Feejhu said calmly, two of her six arms playing with small golden apples that were growing on a strange fully green tree that was planted next to her.

"It meaning the alien or it meaning receiving it?"

"Receive meaning the manner in which you get the baby. It doesn't harm you. It's kinda freaky but not particularly painful or dangerous." the green girl said with a shrug. "Want an apple?" she asked, having just plucked one from the tree to slice up.

"I can't tell you if the deity will hurt you or not. That'd depend on what kind of parent you are, what kind of person it grows to be, etcetera. I can't predict the future."

Feejhu had just popped a bit of apple into her mouth when the woman spoke. "yeeeeeeep. Kinda." she said after she'd finished her bite. "No one's really got a choice in this matter, though if it helps things, they grow in spurts at a decent rate and don't get powers for a few stages yet."