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 Posted: Tue Feb 12, 2008 1:12 pm
"Tornadoes, the Goddess of Tornadoes, she prefers to be called Elly so that is what I called her," he replied. He was uncertain if he should just say her name, even if it were something that the Goddess had specifically spoken against. But did she mean around her?
"Well, I haven't met any Gods myself, only Goddesses, which is sort of weird. I would think that a God would exist if there were a Goddess. If a Goddess is capable of having a mortal family, I could only assume that one could have one with another God. That would explain the rest of them unless they suddenly came into existence... Why, you divines sure are confusing to figure out," Zeki laughed and smiled, he couldn't wrap his head around it, nor should he try to. It was simply too complex and confusing.
"Is there some sort of rule against having a realm closely related, Miss Mana?"
Thinking about it now, it was hard to resist the urge. He wanted to prove to himself that it was possible. Thinking about what he said, mortals with Gods having families and thus Gods could have their own. Mana looked like a grown adult and she did say she met Earth many, many generations ago. Elly looked relatively young herself so was it possible that the two could be related? She even did say that they were similiar....
"Her name is Chamchela."
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Posted: Tue Feb 12, 2008 7:49 pm
She merely offered a gentle smile as he seemed to try and 'figure out' things about immortals verbally, but all he seemed to do was confuse himself. Well, maybe it got her a little dizzy as well.
"Well, there are Gods, yes, I just haven't seen any in a long time either. Like I mentioned, I usually keep contact with mortals, though for no real particular reason except I enjoy their company, and they can be much more modest than some of the big heads I've heard about," she replied with a laugh.
"Related? Well, certainly in an element sort of way, but not always. Earth is my sister, and I guess I would be related to any of her children, but otherwise no, I wouldn't say I have blood relatives, or whatever motals call it lately." She thought over it a bit more even after she had spoken her reply; it was a curious matter.
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Posted: Mon Mar 10, 2008 12:43 pm
"I have met quite a few, literally, that preferred their company of mortals. Is there such a large difference in how any individual behaves aside from being mortal and immortal?" He questioned. It was hard to explain but he himself often saw lions as lions, just another living creature. They had hearts like everyone else. They had brains like everyone else. They had emotions. Gods must have the same. So finding one's company in one particular group was . . . strange to him.
"Such a drastic relation; Wind and Earth. However, even siblings could have their differences such as my Uncles Trig and Kinari. I won't bore you with that, but I guess this just fortifies my beliefs on them," So it ends. It seemed The Goddess of the Wind had no ties to the Goddess of Tornadoes. If Gods' domains can be quite the opposite if they are siblings then there must be ones that go paw to paw with one another like . . . something that doesn't come to mind. Maybe Elly is her sister or second cousin. So when it comes to being related, their domains still play a part but so does their relations to other branches of the tree.
"One of these days, I will have to seek out a Goddess or God who knows better as to how this all works."
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Posted: Sat Jul 26, 2008 10:31 am
Mana let her tail curl behind her for a moment. He was so inquisitive, it was odd. Things just were, but here was this male, questioning so many things. It brought back some memories from long ago, though he was little like the others she had met. Strange how such vague things always brought back stronger emotions.
"There is some difference, I would assume. We are gods. We live forever. The pain of knowing that mortals live in such a short amount of time for us makes friendships painful, for they do not last as long as we wish. Perhaps that is why some ignore the mortal realm. Some, like me, prefer it. While you may have shorter life spans, it changes your outlook on everything. You see the world differently than we do."
She chuckled at his last comment. "Fare well then in finding one, though it seems you have the luck in finding us quite well."
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