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A King! Lunn exclaimed, suddenly remembering what they were, though he did not elaborate for his host, leaving him to wonder what exactly made the god react in such a way.

So Shaig was left to ponder what it meant to be a Dragon King God. How was it different from just a God? He didn't want to ask though, afraid it might offend the other if he didn't know what exactly it was that he embodied.

"We are pleased to meet you, Ti Lung," responded the host with some more prodding from the god.

Shaig was once again left looking surprised when he asked about where they came from. It was strange to him, that a god would be interested. "I err... we, I mean, yes. We have." He struggled to get the words out, and even out they did not make much sense. Shaig gulped before starting over. He began to miss when almost nobody spoke to him.

"I came from... another world? I think, that is what Lunn thinks." He started, speaking quietly, wondering what to mention. In the end he just decided to give basics. He did not want to bore a god to death with his life story.

"I awoke in a strange cave, there a creature gave me the gemstone. From there we travelled to find the Pantheon. We have been moving for some weeks now." It was hard to say just how far they had come. All Shaig knew was that it was a long way away.

Hn. It seemed the troll was another host then? Must be the case if one of the Kings is giving him a place to stay. If that is where they were headed now it seemed that there was aught else to be learned here. A shame really as it had been the highlight of her day as sad as the thought was. Now it was down to a choice, off to wander the garden or go back to people watching in the market?

Off to the garden it is then! Trickery had no interest in dealing with any merchants whose wares she had upset on her way out a bit ago. So she picked up the pace, eventually passing the Dragon King and troll on the path. It didn't matter if she got caught now.

Lunn was not the only one, it seemed. The dragon king did spare a puzzled glance for the 'mortal' woman as she passed them. There was something strange about her, but... No, maybe it was just his imagination.

But then, of course, the floox decided to do it's own investigating, and while Shaig ran off to retrieve his pet, the dragon king continued at a more leisurely pace, using the time to try to decode what he felt coming from the woman.

"I'm so sorry," murmured Shaig as he approached the woman, going a shade of pink that Xun might be familiar with already.

"Here, let me get him," he said hurriedly, reaching out to grab the floox form her back.

The floox was perfectly content with being picked up and placed back in the robes of Shaig. The troll gave the floox a confused look, did it want to escape or not? He couldn't tell. All he knew was it was trouble.

"The Twin Crown..?" He started, remembering what she'd said. Before she could reply though his god interjected.

Harmodious, Creation and Destruction, god of All. Remember?

"Err... nevermind." He trailed off. Hopefully she didn't find that odd.

Tien was grateful when the troll removed the floox from her back. "It's alright. Don't worry about it. No real harm done." Aside from nearly making me scream like a woman would over a spider. She turned and smiled softly at Shaig, looking past him after a moment at the Dragon King who was giving her a sort of amused look. Something about that smirk told her that he knew what she was.

So, he knew that much, could he figure out who she was? That would be the real challenge. It seemed that game would have to wait for the time being at least. There was the small matter of getting Shaig settled, one way or the other. "I don't mind at all. Having company is better than going alone."

...Or maybe the troll would guess by himself ! Or... Well, that might have been Strength. Actually, no, it was probably Lunn. It was hard to try to remember what had always been him and what had been Illisia separately now.

"Well, a goddess I would say." Or at least someone very good at shape-shifting. The dragon sounded - and looked - amused, tail wagging back in forth behind him. Clearly strong in their power, to change like this... "Through the offer still stands, Lady." Really, he was more amused than anything else.

Shaig wasn't quite sure what to say at this. They could change? This was new information, although now that he thought about it, it didn't seem so far fetched. Still, he had no idea what sort of goddess she was, she was very plain looking. He'd leave the guessing up to another. Lunn too had no idea, just glad he was the one to guess what she truly was.

The troll looked away when she mentioned him, embarrassed at being noticed. He was tall, so what? Back home he was actually considered short, around here, not so much. With nothing else to add, he simply walked silently along with them, wondering how far off from the Pantheon they were.

Tien reached out and patted Shaig on the arm. "I wasn't aiming to offend with what I said. It's just I haven't seen anything quite like you around here before. That's all." She smiled up at him.

"Can I ask what your name is and yours too?" She glanced over at Xun. Assuming you wish to share, of course. "You two can call me Nancy, til you figure out mine."