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Dyil wandered along, stopping a few feet away from the other two, Kiper and Cur and wondered what it was they found so amusing now. Shaking his head and thinking he would regret asking, he walked over to them and sat arms length away, looking down and Floex and understanding.
"Spying again?"
He asked them, giving them both a fire red glance before looking back down at Floex's antics with the Kert. Flopping down he rested his head on his paws and returned attention back to them, though it would be a short lived thing.

Floex appeared behind the three, and it was obvious she was fumed about something or other... and it wasnt hard to guess. The goddess in her long red dress looked like she was about to burst into flame, much to Dyil dislike as that was his ability.

"Floex, you know you shouldnt let that get to you."
The fox god said, raising his head up and shifting to rest more on his side than his belly. Better to watch them with. Floex didnt say anything in return, though she thought a few things. Calming down just a bit more, she summoned up a chair from the clouds and took a seat, turning to look at the other gods present now.
"Was I amusing to you?"
She finally asked, thought it sounded more like a growl.

Floex sunk down in her chair a bit more and glared at the other two gods, Dyil was busy looking at his tail, not wanting to get involved. Sitting up slightly and leaning forward to point an accusing finger at Cur, giving him the death glare.
"You would be mad too you haughty pain in the a**."
She said to him, getting up shortly afterwards to walk back toward the middle of the Kingdom.

Dyil looked up finally and sighed at Cur.
"Why do you do that?"
He asked the other male god, slightly ignoring the fact Kiper was there.

Dyil huffed at the other god and got up, stretching his back out before walking off toward where Floex went. Walking lazily along through the Kingdom, Dyil looked down amoung the people living below the clouds. Their was someone below praying that their crops wouldnt catch fire again this year, while someone else prayed for more money even though they were rich. He hated people.

Dyil walked along the clouds in an air of...some could call it thought, others could call it sheer boredom. There was no telling exactly what was going on with him. He had this feeling—no, he knew something big was in the works, and that at the center of it was Shu. Whatever it was that was going to happen, it made his tail itch. Dyil finally ceased walking and sat on his haunches as he looked down over Lirye—a place that was a constant reminder of the event ten years past. He needed to get his mind off things. No harm in taking a little breather. The god thought to himself. Decided, he stood on all fours and walked down through the clouds toward Lirye...