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With fragments in hand, Amaya entered the empty hallway, trembling slightly as she stood before the goddesses. Complete a task a day, that had been the requirement, and though at the time she sought them out on a whim, she had completed it, and offered the shards before the goddess who appeared before her, though who it was, she wasn't sure.

She felt the fog wrap around her, shivering as it did. The fragments were no longer in her hands, but in its place, a hand wrapped around hers, and she felt her heart grow warm, shining a little bit brighter than before, and with that, she felt a little bit more sure.

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Her task completed... and lessons learned? Mylisp strode along into the shrine as high and mighty as one of her stature could be. After all, she was proud of herself. She did just what she set out to do.

Get shardy-fragments. Whatever those glowy bobs were.

So that done, she walked up to the goddess, bowing her head in a humble enough manner before beaming at her. "I got what you wanted!" Was the call that was offered as the goddess accepted the fragments. "Though... why soda and homework?" It was anyone's guess how the goddess would react to that bit, but her job was done and at least she was to be praised for her work.

A warmth spread across her as her form seemed to gain features it had lacked before, or perhaps always had and she failed to notice. Regardless, the large ears were hard to miss, as was the fact her feet weren't exactly.. normal.

Either way, it was a good thing. So with a chipper smile and a promise to return should she be called, Mylisp pranced back out of the shrine, ready for whatever else was to come. It'd certainly be more fun with her being whole and all now!

Aryn approached the shrine with the fragments he had collected in hand. To be honest, he had no use for them, nor did he hold any particular attachment to them. So giving them up and offering them to the goddess wasn't an issue for him. However, the strange, yet familiar, feeling he received after the fragments were offered left him wondering what it was he had just gained.

As he returned to the shrine room with the fragments, he realized that this is exactly why he went out to collect such things. His eyes stared down at the few things he has. They shined a bright blue right back at his own bright blue eyes. They seemed to be reflecting his own emotions. Currently they are only happiness and despair-- but it's strong. A very strong sensation. It filled him with another emotion that he can't quite express.

So his hands hold out the fragments to the goddess of longing. And his chest tightens. It seemed like he was supposed to remember something, however he's too distracted to actually understand what it was. His fingers let go of there grasps of the fragment and he takes in the blessing with a ferocious need.

Mire approached the shrine, fragments held between both hands. Really he felt a little attached to them, for some odd reason they made him feel... something?

Still though he parted with the items, reluctantly.

Chaesel approached the shrine with a terrified expression. Certainly she was cocky and talked the talk, but when it came down to it? Power and authority scared her.

The goddesses were no exception. She left her fragments quickly, hurriedly and swiftly left the building as soon as possible.

Rhryse found herself wandering in her search. The place where she ended up was....not quite where she had begun. Statues. She could see them again. They were in this place, too. Or was this where--

She froze at the voice, wondering for a moment if she should be here. But the figure speaking, the figure moving held no ill will. No, she should be here. There were things to do here. The words, the touch, they surprised her...and somehow urged her on. The burning of her heart.. the strange sensation... it was something new and something that...

The whisper of the goddess brought her thoughts back to the now.

Collect something that will give form... Rhryse looked at the fragments she held in her hands. She loved them for the warmth. They meant something to her for that, they made her feel more than before.

"These?" she asked, offering up her fragments. If they helped her gain more...more of what she wanted, it was worth it.

It seemed her offering was accepted, and Rhryse left feeling... a need she couldn't quite place right then.

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Yimel headed right for Ruin and held up her fragments, Letting go of the warmth was odd but it was what the goddess wanted so it was not hard to give up. As the blessing washed over her she felt more at one with her self, she was just a bit more whole. She bowed and left back to spiral.
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