Lucas Tallador

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@ActRaiserTheReturnedIf I remember correctly there's someone who wants to play God of Disease and Decay.

I like all your post earth bound stuff (You should know the mortals don't know of us so what your character did he did in serect)

But I do have questions about the pre earth bound stuff.

Like the most powerful deities would have to be The Moon, The Sun and The Sky as oppose to real gods. But the Patheons are totally allowed.

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@ActRaiserTheReturnedI like most of it just two things that go against the law of the world.

1. No mention of real gods- OCs and real literature would make things too complicated. That being said real monster speices are totally allowed because you know your using monsters. The lore of this world is being made up as we go along you know. What I'm trying to say is, mixing events that happened in real mythology with whatever we make up would be exhausting in what we're trying to do.

2. You can only have 3 powers. That being said Intelligence is more of a skill than a magical power so he cam totally have that without it being a power-so is supernatural knowledge. By powers I mean literally things that only a god could do. Humans can be clever too you know- so yeah that's totally allowed but shouldn't be on the list of powers xD

All in all I do like the character. :3

P.S. You might wanna talk to Tendo about working for The God of The Underworld, because overall he isn't actually that bad of a guy .

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@EtainThank you :3 She's perfect now. Approved.

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Thanks Etain. Well here it is, ready for you guys to take a look and put up your Character Sheets!

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Name: Amare (Pronounced A-Mar-Ay)

Also Known as: The Artist (by everyone), The Fool (by other Gods), Beauty's Child (by humans)

Age: Young for a god/typically likes to look like a child between 8-14

God Status: God of Imagination and Creativity, Art and Music

Personality: A passionate God who is a slave to his emotions, desires and whims. Amare used to be self centered and uncaring to all but those he was truly close to. Now however, he has learnt the true meaning of life and has a care for all living things. While he is still a little selfish and quite foolish, he now knows how to be kind.

Parents: The Sun (Queen of the Gods) and The Moon (The King of the Gods)

Sexuality: Homosexual

Form on Earth:

Hider

True Form:

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Powers: Flying (Only in True Form which is not really possible on earth without causing an uprise from the humans), Telekinesis, Persuasion (Only works on humans)

Weapon/Attribute: Siren's Flute- an instrument with a song so sweet it puts all those who hear it into a deep slumber, for mortals it puts them asleep for half an hour, for Demi gods, 15 minutes and for the gods themselves a mere 5. However if you can't hear it your entirely immune to the device.

History (Pre-Earth bound): Amare was the youngest of the 12 children of The Sun and The Moon. Because of that, he did not have as many duties as his brothers and sisters. He was unimportant and was often ignored by the other busy gods and goddesses. All except for one of his sisters The Goddess of Light, Thellie. Despite being important, she saw her brother was lonely and spent time with him. One day, he decided it would be a great idea to break into the Underworld, despite knowing how dangerous it was. However Amare wanted to prove that he too was strong. He dragged Thellie along with him, despite her protests that the plan was entirely foolish.

But her protests were unheard, and Amare soon convinced the messenger Iratze to take him to the Underworld. Of course, Thellie was right, it was foolish and they were caught by The God himself. Not wanting his sister to be harmed, he swiftly sacrificed himself to the elder God in exchange for his sister's life. Brontes was amused but also touched by the way Amare desired to protect his sister. Thus Brontes accepted the Boy's offer. This struck an unlikely friendship between The Lonely God and the Boy. One that would last for the next half of eternity. Though The Moon eventually demanded that Brontes give the child back. The two already had an unbreakable bond. When Iratze, who had gotten to know the boy during his 'imprisonment' (thanks to her job of sending messages to the Underworld), came to take him back, she empathizes with him. She had watched the friendship between them blossom. So she promised the young God that she will take him to the Underworld whenever he'd like.

As Amare grew older he became rather bored with the other gods and their politics. Often messing with mortals for his entertainment. If they were nice to him he would help them. If they were cruel to him he'd swiftly kill them. During this time he often took on the form of an attractive young man, and have flings with mortal men. His interactions with mortals were not judged by his fellow gods, however his disregard of his own people were. He often missed meetings with the gods, and never helped anyone when they fought. The only exception was when Thellie had trouble. He would do the same for Brontes of course, but the older God always seemed to keep out of the fighting. Still, throughout he still saw both God and Goddess, while also spending time with Iratze- who also liked to party. Before and/or after his visits to the Underworld, Iratze and Amare would go and party with mortals. While Amare and Brontes, would often just sit and talk about everything and anything. Overall, he was a God with no real aims in life but his own whims and desires.

History (Post-Earth bound): Out of all the gods, Amare would be the only one to one day understand why The God of The Underworld did what he did. However at first, he felt terribly confused and betrayed. Not knowing what to do with himself at first, he like many other Gods, tried to return to The Heavens. He joined the army who attempted to find The God of The Underworld and force him to let them go home. It was there that he learnt from the leader, Armarion himself, how to be a tactician. Armarion saw great potential in him, and for the first time in his life, Amare had a mentor. Armarion would teach his littlest brother how to defend himself and how to fight, but also how to use the skills he already had. Through his creativity, Amare learnt foresight when it came to battles.

However after being with them for a thousand years, he realized it was a lost cause. He stayed 500 years longer for the sake of Thellie, however in the end he couldn't do it. So he cut ties to all the Gods and Goddesses and set out on his own. For the next 5,500 years, Amare would live among mortals. At first he tried to do what he always did, mess with them, help them, have fun with them. However, something unexpected happened, he formed true...connections. The mortals he fancied, he fell in love with and had long meaningful relationships. The Humans he hurt, he began to feel remorse for. The Humans he helped he began to make friends with. For the first time in his life, he learned the true meaning of Love- of Kindness- but also of Loss- Hatred. Amare learnt what it was to be...Human. Something that was wonderful at first. However there was a good reason as to why most Gods did not have humanity in the way that humans knew it. As time passed by, Amare became sick of watching those he cared for die over and over again. Living in such a manner took a toll on his soul and for almost the last thousand years, he was a recluse. It wasn't until he met a little girl in the Victorian Era called Emily did he change again. The child taught him how wonderful human children could be, and managed to give him something he has not felt in his entire life...hope for the future. Her innocence and simple view of the world put him on a new quest- he wanted to see what everything humanity had to offer- everything it was now and everything it would become. He wanted to go on Adventures again just like when he was ever so small. Now he takes on the form of a small child, now finding Children the most charming things humanity has to offer. He also understands now why Brontes did what he did. He understood now why his dearest friend and father figure was disappointed in him when he was cruel. He now understood that The Lonely God abandoned him to protect him- if the Older God had contacted Amare then he could be targeted by all those Gods furious with The God of The Underworld. However how does Amare feel about his return?
Amare is about to find out.

Motive: He wants to live in the human world in peace- exploring the Earth and having fun. However, his connections to The God of The Underworld isn't going to allow that to happen.

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I like it, just a few small changes though

1. A space and distinguish between the two histories would be nice

2. Your necklace needs to have it's own power.

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Name: Amare (Pronounced A-Mar-Ay) Dedoria (Pronounced Dee-Duh-Ee-Uh)

Also Known as: The Artist (by everyone), The Fool (by other Gods), Beauty's Child (by humans)

Age: Young for a god/typically likes to look like a child between 8-14

God Status: God of Imagination and Creativity, Art and Music

Personality: A passionate God who is a slave to his emotions, desires and whims. Amare used to be self centered and uncaring to all but those he was truly close to. Now however, he has learnt the true meaning of life and has a care for all living things. While he is still a little selfish and quite foolish, he now knows how to be kind.

Parents: The Sun (King of the Gods) and The Moon (The Queen of the Gods)

Sexuality: Homosexual

Form on Earth:

Hider

True Form:

Hider

Powers: Flying (Only in True Form which is not really possible on earth without causing an uprise from the humans), Telekinesis, Persuasion (Only works on humans)

Weapon/Attribute: Siren's Flute- an instrument with a song so sweet it puts all those who hear it into a deep slumber, for mortals it puts them asleep for half an hour, for Demi gods, 15 minutes and for the gods themselves a mere 5. However if you can't hear it your entirely immune to the device.

History (Pre-Earth bound): Amare was the youngest of the 12 children of The Sun and The Moon. Because of that, he did not have as many duties as his brothers and sisters. He was unimportant and was often ignored by the other busy gods and goddesses. All except for one of his sisters The Goddess of Light, Thellie. Despite being important, she saw her brother was lonely and spent time with him. One day, he decided it would be a great idea to break into the Underworld, despite knowing how dangerous it was. However Amare wanted to prove that he too was strong. He dragged Thellie along with him, despite her protests that the plan was entirely foolish. Of course, it was and they were caught by The God himself. Not wanting his sister to be harmed, he swiftly sacrificed himself to the elder God in exchange for his sister's life. Brontes was amused but also touched by the way Amare desired to protect his sister. Thus Brontes accepted the Boy's offer. This struck an unlikely friendship between The Lonely God and the Boy. One that would last for the next half of eternity. Though The Moon eventually demanded that Brontes give the child back. The two already had an unbreakable bond. As Amare grew older he became rather bored with the other gods and their politics. Often messing with mortals for his entertainment. If they were nice to him he would help them. If they were cruel to him he'd swiftly kill them. During this time he often took on the form of an attractive young man, and have flings with mortal men. His interactions with mortals were not judged by his fellow gods, however his disregard of his own people were. He often missed meetings with the gods, and never helped anyone when they fought. The only exception was when Thellie had trouble. He would do the same for Brontes of course, but the older God always seemed to keep out of the fighting. Overall, he was a God with no real aims in life but his own whims and desires.

History (Post-Earth bound): Out of all the gods, Amare would be the only one to one day understand why The God of The Underworld did what he did. However at first, he felt terribly confused and betrayed. Not knowing what to do with himself at first, he like many other Gods, tried to return to The Heavens. He joined the army who attempted to find The God of The Underworld and force him to let them go home. However after being with them for a thousand years, he realized it was a lost cause. He stayed 500 years longer for the sake of Thellie, however in the end he couldn't do it. So he cut ties to all the Gods and Goddesses and set out on his own. For the next 5,500 years, Amare would live among mortals. At first he tried to do what he always did, mess with them, help them, have fun with them. However, something unexpected happened, he formed true...connections. The mortals he fancied, he fell in love with and had long meaningful relationships. The Humans he hurt, he began to feel remorse for. The Humans he helped he began to make friends with. For the first time in his life, he learned the true meaning of Love- of Kindness- but also of Loss- Hatred. Amare learnt what it was to be...Human. Something that was wonderful at first. However there was a good reason as to why most Gods did not have humanity in the way that humans knew it. As time passed by, Amare became sick of watching those he cared for die over and over again. Living in such a manner took a toll on his soul and for almost the last thousand years, he was a recluse. It wasn't until he met a little girl in the Victorian Era called Emily did he change again. The child taught him how wonderful human children could be, and managed to give him something he has not felt in his entire life...hope for the future. Her innocence and simple view of the world put him on a new quest- he wanted to see what everything humanity had to offer- everything it was now and everything it would become. He wanted to go on Adventures again just like when he was ever so small. Now he takes on the form of a small child, now finding Children the most charming things humanity has to offer. He also understands now why Brontes did what he did. He understood now why his dearest friend and father figure was disappointed in him when he was cruel. He now understood that The Lonely God abandoned him to protect him- if the Older God had contacted Amare then he could be targeted by all those Gods furious with The God of The Underworld. However how does Amare feel about his return?
Amare is about to find out.

Motive: He wants to live in the human world in peace- exploring the Earth and having fun. However, his connections to The God of The Underworld isn't going to allow that to happen.

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Rules

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1. Most important of all of them: Have fun! Regardless if you are in IC or OOC, respect each other and be sure to have fun.
2. As I stated above please have respect for the RP and the people that are taking part in it.
3. Seeing as this is within the casual section please do post at least a somewhat decent paragraph with spelling and grammar that is appropriate for a casual RP.
4. If at any time you are going to be inactive for more than three days please do give everyone a heads up so that no one ends up stuck.
5. This RP is open to suggestions so if there are any please do come and talk about it with the GM before going on with it.
6. This one is an obvious one, but no godmodding, power playing or meta gaming. No one likes it, so don't do it.
7. This is a mature RP, now this does not mean sex everywhere, it means there will be swearing and some mild violence, please keep it civil and do not try to traumatize another person through descriptively gory violence.
8. Last but not least respect the words of the GM and Co-GM.

Character Sheet

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Name:

Also known as:

Age:

God Status:

Personality:

Parents:

Sexuality:

Form on Earth:

True Form:

Powers:

Weapon:

History (Pre-Earth bound):

History (Post-Earth bound:

Motive:

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The Laws of The World

Due to the fact I don't know the story myself (Or I don't at the time of writing this) I figured it might be best to set up some basic laws. You know, so everything doesn't become complete and utter chaos.

1. There are three dimensions: The Heavens, The Earth and The Underworld. No more, no less. I don't know what's in these dimensions (except Earth) but limiting it to three to make all our lives easier.

2. All gods have 3 powers of their own plus a weapon of somekind that can be stolen and used by other Gods/Demi-Gods but not humans.

3. Gods can't be killed but being immortal and immune to death doesn't make them immune to everything- They can be hurt. People get creative! E.G. Have someone trapped inside the Earth's Core for all eternity. On the other hand, Demi-Gods can live forever but can also be killed- it's just very hard to do. Humans are well...Human.

4. The King and Queen of the Gods are The Sun and The Moon and together they have 12 children. The oldest of which are important Gods. Apart from that, the origins of the rest of the Gods and their society and all that is up to you.

5. To simplify things all Gods and Demi-Gods will be OCs. They can be based on real Gods but they can't be those actual Gods- otherwise things are going to get 10 times more confusing.

6. Gods can have up to 4 titles maximum.

7.. All rules can be broken and/or bent, however please ask permission from the GMs and Me first, much appreciated. As some rules can be permanently broken (E.G. Rules 3 and 4) and others can only be temporarily broken (Rules 1, 2, 5 and 6)

The Laws of The Heavens

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An extract from one of the many books of Armarion...

In the beginning...

There were once three gods, the Goddess of Sun and the God of the Moon and a God older than the universe itself it was a floating nebula of stars and comets it was a size unimaginable to most humans and maybe even the gods, in the figure of an extremely large male human no God or Goddess (Not even I Armarion the writer of this text) knows what happened to this immense God but only our parents the Sun and the Moon might know.

Alas we shall never know, but let bygones be bygones and why don't we learn a bit of history about our past.

The Heavens.

The Heavens are an odd and quite frankly beautiful plane of existence that we the Gods and Goddesses reside on, I even wrote this book there but alas I digress from the true topic.

Us deities have certain laws amongst ourselves often broken and often abided by yet more often than not we create laws at random which is not really the way I do things for certain so I will write the laws that I have written for my brothers and sisters alike now I will write for you whoever you are.

Heavens Laws

Conduct yourself in the manner of your status.
Although our powers are greater in heaven we shalt not use them directly against each other although tournaments are an exception.
Defend Heaven from evil at all costs, it is sacred to us and is our home.
Earth is no place to appear in ones true form for it would destroy a mortals mind.
Brontes is never allowed to enter through the gates of Heaven unless he is no threat to our sanctuary.
War is a thing that should be avoided in the Heavens although it could happen and we never know when it will.

There are more laws but those are just a few laws I myself abide by but I have my own set of specific laws and rules.

I know my brother Amos has a mighty bunch of laws he abides by but it is not my business to tell.

Rules of the Earth Gods (Pre-Fall):

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Written by Jack Frost and Zora Showers

1) Each of the Gods/Goddesses of the Seasons will represent a season as well as an emotion, like Jack with Winter and Fun.
2) They cannot be seen doing their magic by mortals.
3) When the Seasons change, the God of the season leaving and the God of the season coming formally exchange over the part of the Earth that they are in.
4) When their season is no longer available, either the God is in the Heavens or they are in a place where their season is constant, like Jack with Canada, Russia, Antarctica, Greenland and such.

Laws of The Underworld

The Underworld

The Underworld

A Guide for Mortals roaming the endless lands of Father Death.

By Yassamez Vo

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The Underworld is the realm of the God of Death, Brontes, a deity as old as Creation who carries the sacred duty to lay life itself to rest until the end of days when he will do it for the very last time and then simply exist in the dark emptiness of a dead universe. He has absolute command over it as it is an extension of his very self, always changing and with a certain melancholy seeping out of its every pore. You, traveller, need to be aware of three rules that should always be followed if you want to have a chance, at least, to leave that place whole.

Rule #1: Never, let me repeat that, NEVER trust anyone and anything there. The vast majority of the dead wishes to return to Earth and to do that they will need you to let them in, to allow them to latch onto your soul. The brighter that is the more desperate they'll become. You can only trust those who can freely speak the name of the Lord.

Rule #2: Never leave the Halls if you plan on returning to Earth or Heaven one day, whole. If you do find yourself away from that place though, the first thing you should do is accept the fact that you will most likely lose a part of your soul or share it with another. Anyway, there are two things you should look out for, blood-red flowers and the Hierophant, Brontes's Priest and gatherer of the stray. Both very bad, in your case. I'll explain both of these in a later chapter.

Rule #3: Never follow the voices, avoid the Blackness like the plague and always chant the name ''Brontes'' when in trouble.

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A brief explanation of Rule 2

There are no real flowers in the Underworld. You will however see either red or blue. There is a chance to see purple flowers but that is almost an impossibility.

If you see red flowers, you are in an inescapable illusion, a place which both exists and not. In that case you should immediately form a circle with those flowers and hold one over your head. DO NOT LEAVE THE CIRCLE, no matter who or what you see or feel. The moment the flowers wither and die, say a prayer to Father Death and start walking with closed eyes, no matter what you hear or feel, you know what they say about the eyes being the doors to the soul? It's true.

If you come across blue flowers, simply follow them, they will take you not where you want to go but where you need to be. Once you reach the last flower, pick it, eat three of its petals and then bury it. This small ritual will earn you the favor of the spirits as it displays gratitude towards those who decided to aid you in your path.

Now, in the off chance you come across a purple flower, you are probably standing in front of the greatest treasure known to mortals. That flower, also known as Mortal's Gift, will grant you audience with the God of The Dead himself who will make one wish of yours come true.

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The Gate of the Dead

There is no true Gate of The Dead, this construct is simply made for mortals so that they always enter the Halls and not accidentally fall into nothingness or something equally terrifying. It is never guarded, anyone can enter the Underworld, however once you step past that grand entrance, it disappears completely for you.

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The Halls of Existence

The countless who have entered the Underworld and the countless yet to enter need a place to accommodate them for eternity. That is the fabled Halls of Existence, a somewhat endless city built on the side of gargantuan cliffs. Some say those cliffs touch Heaven, others that they go on forever.

Each house in the Halls has a name on the door, the name of its owner who might be dead or alive, in other words, of everyone who will ever die. Inside them there is a pedestal with a single book which in its pages has the owner's life written in utmost detail, start to finish. If you're dead and you find your book, you can read it without danger, re-live your favorite moments in life as if you were there but for the living, if you manage to get hold of yours, DO NOT READ IT past the point where you read of yourself reading it. If you do, you won't stop until you reach the end and there you will die.

Last but not least, there is a strange rumor in the Halls, that some houses have the names of Gods although I, who can be considered the most knowledgeable of the Mortal Dead, have never seen such a thing.

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Apocrypha, the inescapable prison

I have visited Apocrypha only once, escorted by Lord Brontes's First Servant himself, a rare honor for someone of my rank and status.

The Prison is located in the middle of the deadly Blazelands and it keeps all worlds safe from the Old Gods and other... things I refuse to recall. The whole place is empty, no guards, no patrols, nothing. Only a certain presence you notice sometimes in the corner of your eye. A fleeting shadow just as you turn in a corner. According to the First Servant, Apocrypha is the name of the entity guarding the prison and apparently something that keeps everyone in check just by being there.

When I asked the First about it, he refused to answer and instead told me to ask Father Death himself about it, if I dared. I am an explorer, not stupid.

I left the prison a little more disturbed than I expected. Even now, as I write this, something moves in the corner of my eye and I feel as if my heart will stop. If it was beating in the first place, that is.

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Amon Dur

Who am I to speak about the glory of Amon Dur, Lord Brontes's citadel and place from where he commands the whole of the Underworld. This grand construct houses Father Death's most beloved subjects and treasures, including his Infinity Key, a silver... well, key, which is said to be able to grant access to everything. From the Heavens to a man's deepest fear.

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The Blazelands

The vast expanse of land where no light exists except that of the endless fires which infest it, is more of a buffer zone between the rest of the Underworld and Apocrypha than a place with a purpose although many say that strange shadows these flames often cast. I for one, spend a night in the Blazelands which might have been one of the most peaceful I ever had if not for the black-eyed child who came and sat by my fire and told me how the world will end and who will be the last God standing in the coming battle.

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The Underdark

I know next to nothing of the Underdark as I've only ever seen its gargantuan walls and the bright lights behind them. It is the greatest mystery in perhaps all of history what the God of Death hides behind those walls.

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About the Author

Dear, reader.

I am one of the few who were lucky enough to come across a Mortal's Gift, gaining an audience with Lord Brontes in his grand citadel, Amon Dur. I saw him and saw not the God Of Death but a Champion of Humanity, someone who finds mortality a gift and not a curse.

I wished only to exist by him, to be immortal in a way, to see and record all that happens from the moment my wish is granted till the end of Creation itself. And he granted that wish along with a position in his court as the Eye, the one to explore the whole of the Underworld, something not even he had done.

I do think that he might have been lying in order to make me feel more important in my quest but he has a way with words, making each and every one he utters full of emotion. Honesty, love, respect. That is what I felt.

My name is Yasammez Vo and I was one the first to ever find a Mortal's Gift. I roam the Underworld in search of its countless secrets as a way to understand its ruler.

May we meet in the Halls,
Yasammez Daikonas Vo.

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The Story So Far...

Hey guys, so this is a little thing of my own. Are you tired of having to read through pages and pages of stuff in order to find out what happened when you were away? Yeah me too. So here's the thing, each scene is going to be summarized into a small paragraph that'll go into this post for everyone to read. So if I or neither of my GMs are in the scene, could one of you write a paragraph and PM it to me? It doesn't have to be long, just enough so everyone can get the general idea. Please and thank you!

1. In a city like every other, a young boy is happily exploring the city. It is the Winter Festival, a time where all children get to have fun and play. However this is no ordinary little boy. He is the god Amare, a God scarred by betrayal and loneliness. Yet he carries on, acting sweet and cheerful- because love and kindness are the things he has learnt about the most in the last 7,000 years.

It is on a day he thinks is an any other day, he runs into a beggar. He helps the poor soul before realizing that the man before him is not a man at all. The Beggar reveals himself as Brontes, the God who betrayed Amare- Amare's best friend. Amare has some very mixed feelings of love and hate. However he knows for certain he does not want Brontes gone again. So the two head to a Coffee Shop together to talk. Unaware that Brontes presence has already been noticed. Armarion, The God of Knowledge and secrets, is watching their every move, while Ash and Jack sense his return and spread the word...

In the Coffee shop, the two have a heated discussion- about love, betrayal, and what Brontes did. It was a cruel act with good intentions, as far as Amare is concerned. However before Amare and Brontes can truly talk- they are noticed by another God. The Twined God Kalith and Skouro- who attempt to attack Brontes within the shop. Seeing as they have no time to lose, Amare quickly acts and convinces Brontes to flee- before The God of The Underworld can get carried away and hurt the intruder. Together, they head off and into hiding...

2. It is just as Amare and Brontes have escaped it has become apparent that certain...other Gods have been watching the scene, Tetsuo, the god of Play and Ernestine, the goddess of Chaos- sister to Brontes. Said sister smirked at the scene before her, after which she did what she did best- causing chaos. It was at this time that Kalith and Skouro got up after their encounter with Amare. Just in time to see the fire and the mess it caused. Ernestine had started a fire at a building across the street (and a car crash). Swiftly, The twinned God went into action saving the people. Then, they put out the fire by using the water from a nearby frozen lake. However, little do they know, but this action awakens The God of Sea, Seatus. A God preparing to go after Brontes in order to get his powers back. Meanwhile Skouro and Kalith are left with a lot of unanswered questions, all of which they will find out in due time...

3. Tetsuo, unlike Ernestine, watched Amare and Brontes then followed them. This caught the attention of Armarion, who offered a truce with his former rival in order to get to Brontes. Tetsuo accepts and the two chase Amare and Brontes. Amare convinces Brontes to hide and let him deal with the two chasing gods. It's a risk, but Amare hopes the fact the two haven't had a chance to really plan anything will work in his favour. Which it does, through a simple ambush, Amare escapes. Thus leaving the two Gods behind him and quite furious...