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Offering up her findings to the goddess' statues, she accepted the blessing in return, feeling a little more whole than she had before. Unsure of what other tasks lay ahead, she turned back, heading for the Spire once again.

He approached the statues with stones in hand, happy to lay them at their bases. They had given him life, after all; they had brought him out of the fog to set him on the path towards the light. Even if he didn't understand why, he knew that he was more right now than he had ever been before, and even as he felt that, he became a little more. That was enough for him.

Carrying the softly blue glowing orbs that constantly gave her warmth, she brought them back to the Shrine.

"Can I have a shape now, Goddess?" She lowered her head, speaking in a soft feeble voice. Without an identity, everything seemed so unsecured for her. She held the orbs as tightly as she could, hoping that would give her more courage to stand in front of the goddess.

The goddess seemed to smile, but they are statues. She wasn't sure if she was wrong. Then, she felt something, the blessing filled her up.

She was more completed, but still she couldn't remember what she was looking for. Was it important to her?

Thinking doing more tasks would make her be herself more, she walked out the Shrine.

The small shadowy form of Thiamas approached the shrine with a ready smile on a half formed face. He had done what the goddess had wished, and had, he hoped, made a friend along the way! The other small shadow that he had been following until they were both ready to go, joined by another during their search and capture of the softly glowing crystals that he now held, ready to be offered.

The goddesses whispers were pleasing, and his smile widened as he took a more steady form, one with ears and small horns above, and wings that seemed to fade in and out of existence behind. Booted feet, a body clothed in layers of nearly discernible finery. He had a shape now, and he turned to grin at whatever companions arrived with him, his smile now something that could be more easily distinguished on his face.

This part of his journey was complete. What else was in store, he wondered?

Loa ducked back into the room only now his arms were overflowing with glowing fragments. He rushed over to the pedestals that represented goddesses and placed his offering by their feet placatingly, "I did as you asked." He cringed as even now his voice had a whiny twang to it he wasn't intending or even expecting. He watched the statues with a heavy edge of hope. Hope that something good would come of this.

His hope was not misplaced; he soon felt more solid... more real. Was he more complete, too? It certainly felt that way to him.

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Honestly seemed rather exciting, gathering up the orbs he had collected and heading towards the pillars and statues of the Goddesses that had brought them into this world. Offering them these in hopes they would please them, and in return receive a blessing.

Liom hurried down the rows before he placed them down in the designated spot, careful to keep them together as to not lose a single one. He hoped they pleased them. It seemed like it did when a wamth filled his core, seeming to give him a better purpose and a more complete form. A blessing. He had gotten one and he silently thanked them before heading back.

Onana walked up to the statues of the goddesses with her orbs in tow. The fragments of her memories filled up both of her arms, but she didn't think they felt heavy at all. She popped a squat before the statues and gingerly set the orbs down in front of them. "Here they are, Goddesses."

Then, she felt the effects of their blessing. Her limbs felt more muscular and she could feel something -- a tail, perhaps? -- hanging behind her. "Hmmm, how curious..." She looked at the statues and asked, "Should I be thanking you? If do, then thank you?"

After that, she headed back from whence she came.

(Exit.)