Welcome to Gaia! ::

A growl worked its way up and past Chronos' muzzle, sneer marring his normally stoic features. Pressing himself back against the tree he was laying by, tail knotting and unknotting itself in aggitation. Anything to keep his mind off, well, his mind. Brilliant blue eyes turned to glance at the hourglass that stood silently to the side of him, golden grains unmoving.
He was loosing control.
Eyes dialated as hhe turned inward, grabbing at any and all thin red thread, tugging harshly, the threads furling slightly. Giving another tug some snapped all together, dissolving into nothingness.

Blinking furiously, focusing his eyes once again on the councious world, he looked again at the hourglass. The gold sand funniling softly once more.
A sigh escaped him, eyes closing, tired. He had removed the grains of those closest to him. Centuries ago Kau, and now the blue mortal he ran into so often.

Earrings clinked delicatly together as he shook his head, clearing it, long mane falling in cascades from his shoulder.

Ears flicked back at the noise, eyes snapping open at the call. he was in no mood, nor condition, to deal with a simpleton mortal. Since his physica; change Chronos had felt he himself changing, the tight grip he constantly held on his emotions ever so slightly slipping. And with it so had his control. A side effect? He'd been so used to the heavy chains and clocks, upon him for centuries. Yet he was loath to admit the simple appearance update had also changed other things along with it.

Blinking he bit back a snarl as his realem shifted again, suddenly sending splashes of color across the once clear sky, evening falling on a world that was once noon. Slaming the lid shut on emotions Chronos glanced up, eyes watching intent from where the voice had called out from, muscles tense in preperation to strike out at whatever, or whoever, said voice belonged to.

Blue eyes slitted to a half-hearted scowl as Aoi lay before him, certainly he'd get no peace with this ulaya around. Releasing a breath he hadnt realised he was holding. Eyes swept over the ulaya before him, eyebrow quirking up ever so slightly. It was so subtle, and perhaps Aoi himself hadnt even noticed yet, but the changes happening to the male were glaringly obvious to the Time God.

Tail lightly caressing the hourglass always by his side he couldnt help but wonder if it had been his meddling that was causeing the others change. This didnt happen when he had done the same to Kau at the begining of time though. Perhaps because this one was older?

Shaking his head as though to rid himself of that train of thought, long mane tumbling from his shoulders Chronos looked pointedly at Aoi. "It was nothing. And you could see, could breath, could feel, perfectly fine." Cutting himself off abrupty, catching himself from speaking the phrase that would condemn the other to a life of eternity. 'All gods know how.' "... You just dont know how yet."

He started slightly as another thread snapped in his mind, sending the world tummbling into darkness, stars held high above their heads.

Chronos watched, stoic as always, as Aoi's claws dug at the earth. His own, too long to completely retract, making small dents in the earth in response. Tilting his head almost unnoticably in Aois' direction Chronos took a moments pause to collect his thoughts. "You're seeing time through a gods eyes now. It's readjusting its self," Motioning to himself, "There seems to of been some... complications... with the change." Tilting his head back, key-holed eyes gazed at the darkening sky, stars twinkling mockingly down at him. "It'll sort itself out eventually."

Turning to look back upon Aoi, Chronos eyes trailed him. It was almost unnoticable, and to any other ulaya it may have been, but it was still there. Pulsing around the other male, so faint, but Chronos could almost imagine it trying to whisper to the once mortal, calling ever so softly.

Looking away from the Aoi Chronos' eyes landed once again on the hourglass at his side, a feeling of regret bubbling up within him, trying to surface, and he wished he hadnt of sent Kau back home.

Chronos watched, unmoving, as little balls of flame began dancing around the male before him. An eyebrow rose as one seemed to stop before his own nose, illuminating his features in a soft blue light before skipping back off towards Aoi. His other eyebrow joined the first as the flame skidded to a halt before the others ear.

Pausing a moment to be sure the others attention was focused elsewhere, Chronos' eyes dialated. His concious pushing against the strands of time, carefully weaving broken strands together. It had been a lie, of course. That time would straighten itself out on its own.
Slowly but surely the red strands were rewoven, set again on their original path. And Chronos allowed a ghost of a smile to pass across his muzzle as he came from his mind, Aoi still starring blankly down at blue paws.

"Oh? You wont have to search far to find that someone, I assure you." Choronos blue eyes followed Aois' towards the others paw, eyebrows furrowing slightly. They shouldnt be hot... An affiliation never brought pain tot he God it grew on, instead fitting itself as a part of the others very being. Chronos himself could never recal a time his own clocks and chains had ever caused even a fraction of discomfort.

Glancing back up towards Aoi Chronos' ears swiveled. "No." A simple answer, but then, the others question didnt call for further explanation either. "My reasons for being here are nothing for you to worry over." Flicking his whip-like tail the God stood, joints popping from staying in the same spot for so long. Taking a moment to stretch Chronos turned, heading back into the dense forest not sparing Aoi a glance. He'd already been here too long, and was loath to leave his kit alone a moment longer.

pausing as though remembering a fleeting though Chronos looked back over his shoulder, raising an eyebrow at the other. A silent question in the gesture. Comming?

There was REAP!
THE END!