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Ser though for a second trying to remember earth in any real detail now. How long had it been since she came here? “Well most of it is a pavement jungle. And even though there are hundreds of thousands of people all livening close together everyone lives in their own little bubble.” She shook her head dislodging it from the images of earth.

She beamed just happy not to be shooed away. It failed in comparison to the sheer amazement that took over her face when she saw the blackberry and flower. She pulled out one of the braids near her ear and quickly wove the flower into it the hair. She took the Black berries a little slower. Cupping them in one hand and plopping one into her mouth with the other. She gushed a little. “Wow their so good there the best barriers I’ve ever had.“

Ser stood open jawed as the stunning woman joined Glyph. There talking Ser sucked in a bit of a breath after realizing she had forgot too in a while. “Oh my God you’re purple. You two are so awesome!” She said over excitedly. “Best couple ever!”

She claimed a bit noticing Xun was talking to her. “Sorry that was rude...” she said blushing. “Um yeah seems so though I haven’t been one long”

Akakios was a lucky young god that evening - his mother was clearly focused on things that weren't being a chaperone.

The bağlama was relocated to her lap, fingers dancing on the hilt of the expertly-crafted instrument. She was unsure if she would need it, but it was a comforting weight in her lap, if nothing else. Parts of her, it seemed, stubbornly remained locked in a more mortal-like way of thinking, probably thanks to her host's influence on her.

Well, it did not matter. She knew, from the voice, that people had started to gather. The words made their way to her keen hearing, but with so many gathered, they joined in mixed in a way that made it so that she couldn't make out the indivudual voices and words too well.

But, no matter.

She could take a break and mingle later. For now... It was time to entertain the guests, wasn't it ?

Her hands remained steady on her instrument, but did not move. Instead, the purple part of her wings pulsed. Once, twice. Mana gathered, then it spread, outward.

And the music started. Not from an instrument, no, but it was Music's own sound, amplified and spread out for all too hear and enjoy. The tune started light, gentle, less she startle the mortals too badly. It spread, with her as the center, to eventually cover the whole of the marketplace, easily audible and enjoyed by everyone, it's volume kept a constant no matter how far from the goddess one might be.

As far as Echo was concerned, the party had officially started.

"Ummmm." Grace vocalised her thinking process as she looked at all the delicous food on offer. she only got to eat sweets that looked that good when they visited Echo.

At the shout of his name she looked up.
"Cousin?" Though if gods had brother, sisters and parents it stood to reason that they had cousins too. She smiled as she watched the girl hurry over towards them

"Pavement jungle..." Glyph echoed, not liking the sound of the place already - it sounded cramped and unhappy, "That's unfortunate...." He'd been about to continue more when Ser's expression absolutely grew amazaed and he chuckled.

"Not rude, at all," the mortal delighted Glyph with her childish antics and wide-eyed wonder. He glanced at Xun then up as Music let her influence spread over the gathering, smiling. The party had finally and properly begun it seemed. "Indeed, it is Music herself. I requested she be a guest of honour and grace us with her presence this evening.

At the invitation to dance, Glyph blinked and hesitated, looking around, "Me? A tree? I'll make a fool of myself..." He laughed, not really protesting as he offered his hand to Xun then turned to Ser, "This first dance is his but I would like one with you too if you'll allow it." He waited a moment for her reply then bowed and stepped away, the swaying, long strides he took evoking the ever-moving forests.

Stopping in the center, he stepped back and swept a formal night elf bow to honour Xun and then smiled to Echo, "A dance for you m'lady." As the first few people stepped in join the floor, he and Xun towered over most of the mortals and it made Glyph chuckle that he stood out like a sore thumb - that was how it should be. Taking Xun in his arms, he swung them into the first steps of a simple festive dance he'd cobbled from the memories of his host, dance did not seem to be something the Aurion had known much about, sadly.

Grace smiled at the couple as they drew closer to them.
"Hi." she said, giving a small wave. They were both mortals like her perhaps? "The desserts do look amazing." She was very much in support of Kios's plan. Sweets, then maybe some dancing if everyone else wanted to dance.

Well, she certainly had not expected that! Her cheeks flushed a little and silver eyes went wide. Most men were not so polite, she was too used to being 'one of the guys'. "Ah, no, I'm not from this world at all actually. I've only been here two days."

She regained her composure when the music started. "Care to dance Aska, or is that not your type of thing?"

Whisteria tugged him gently toward an open space on what had become the dance floor. "I'll let you lead, probably safer that way." That and there was hopefully less chance of stepping on his feet or doing anything else equally embarrassing. One hand found its way to his shoulder while she kept the other in his hand. That was the way it was supposed to go, right?

"I take it you live around here, then?"

Oh good! She had been right then and thankfully he was easy enough to follow. The conversation helped, letting her focus on something else so she didn't mess up the rhythm of their movements.

"I haven't found place to stay yet, so l've just been camping in the forest near here." Sort of, anyway, assuming sleeping as a stormcrow in a tree counted as camping. It was nice to sleep under the stars and get to enjoy them after they had been gone so long.