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 Standing in the flats, staring out across the water she could see the island in the distance and felt a pull that she couldn't seem to ignore. There was only one god left to come back, this much she knew from Archibald and others that she had spoken to. The Earth God was the last remaining god and perhaps that was why she felt the pull to that island. It was just like him, she felt, to raise a land in the middle of the ocean. They were his elements, earth and water. She waited, hoping for some kind of land bridge to connect the beach she was standing on to the island, but there was nothing and it was becoming clearer and clearer to her that she would have to swim if she wanted to get to the island. "Looks like I'm swimming." She said and looked to the bear who was already standing in the water, waiting for her signal. "I want you to stay here, look after my armor." It was piled up in the sand, out of reach of the water. She knew if she left it there that it would likely be stolen while she was on the island, but she couldn't wear it and swim. It was too heavy and she wasn't keen on potentially drowning. Eytan did little more than growl as he walked to the armor and plopped down next to it. 'Be careful.' He said as Ktulu stepped into the water. The mare grinned and glanced back at the bear. "I'll try." And then she was swimming, fighting against the currents that swirled in the water. When she finally made it to the island she was nearing exhaustion but refused to let it show on her face. Once on the island it didn't take her long to find the Earth God and the newcomers that he rescued from whatever godawful land they had lived in. "Lord Earth." She said in greeting (who said she couldn't be civil?) before she turned her attention to the rifters that were stepping through the portal. How many would come this time? What kind of god would be attacking them here? "." |
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