Welcome to Gaia! ::

As if confirming that it was some sort of advanced illusion, the constructed spoon in her hand faded away in short order.

When questioned about the star soup, she laughed aloud. Truthfully, it didn't taste like anything, as there was nothing in the constructed spoon, but that did not mean she would not play along with her imagination. "Like nothing, but everything all at once. Sweet, savoury, and spicy!"

Her eyes returned to the sky, where the spoons sat in the sea of the stars. "I wonder what it is like for actual goddesses?" Inanna had heard of them in passing, at least. There were very few people on the isle that did not eventually hear of the events at the day referred to as Venus' Day, at that temple of love. Where were they from? Were they from out there, or would they be from somewhere else entirely? Or were they truly of Telrunya?

Hm.

"I suppose it doesn't matter," murmured Inanna, quietly, moreso to herself than Niday.

Too busy to view the night sky?

Inanna let out a quiet snicker, shaking her head at that. "That wouldn't do, to not see the wonder of the stars. I wouldn't want to be a goddess." Too busy to enjoy this? Oh, that sounded line torture. Inanna loved the stars, the night, the sky, the peace it brought... What kind of life was one living if they could not enjoy in that?

"Curious, though. Why would ever find such higher stature to be worth the pleasures in life they would be giving up in turn? I do not understand the drive. I would much rather look up and wonder on what is out there, and our future..."

That got considerably deep.