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The molten orbs narrowed at the stallion’s exasperation, usually one kept their emotions in check when conversing with a God. Still, the annoying mortal would soon be dealt with and The God of the Sun would be free to return to more pressing matters.
"You seem to make many enemies," The Sun God pondered out loud, wondering if this meant that Gull was dangerous or stupid. Paranoid more likely. The God’s laugher rumbled in his chest and the flames along his body danced with his amusement. Eyeing the mortal, The God of the Sun paused for a moment before he turned his great body out towards The Veins. The land of prayer and devotion. Not too far from them the active volcano spurred out more lava, it rushed down the side before finally resting at the bottom of the huge rock.
The Sun God had to give the mortal credit, he held on to his determination with an iron grip. Listening to the stallions answer, he could not help the sigh that escaped him. Doomsayers came and went all the time. Turning away from the land, The Sun God responded to Gull's statement of danger. "Oh?" Humouring the stallion, he began to question what this great danger was. "Are we under attack?" Allowing the stallion time to think, the Sun God peered into Gull’s soul, searching for his memories and just what it was that haunted him.
Now as Gull spoke, the anger within him grew with every word that he spat. Clearly the stag had a lot of hate growing in him, the heat from this was burning away in his soul. A smile twitched it’s way onto The Sun God’s lips. The further he ranted, the more the words are heaved out of his mouth as if the weight of them has been burdening him for quite a while. Amusement burns in his eyes as suddenly Gull falls silent, clearly feeling apprehensive. As if he would feel insulted by a mortal.
After some unsettled silence between them "I see," was all The God said in response to his rant and concluding statement. Rolling his shoulders the God of the Sun pondered in silence, he turned his golden gaze back out to the veins, the smile still in place.
Finally Gull answered his last question and when he finished the silence settled for a moment longer. It grew between them, The God wanting Gull to feel out of his comfort zone. 'Because even though this place is messed up,' just what had this stallion been up too? "Well you haven’t bored me entirely." Chuckling once The God of The Sun turned back to Gull. "That works in your favour. Still The God was not quite ready to send the mortal on his way. "If you receive this gift," the God began, eyes burning their way into Gull’s soul, "and you find yourself and a lover in a…complicated situation." Pausing, The God allowed the silence to fill their ears before he asked the final question. "Who would be the one you saved with your new found ability?" There wasn't really a right or wrong answer to his question... "And why?"
@[Gull]
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Smoke and Mirrors
