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Gammaton



@Rune_Alchemist

Gammton clicked his mandibles as he saw that Iva'Krorh still had a desire to keep the child, pity. As he followed The Illuminator, Gammoton stressed, "I must impress upon you that the General Assembly is of the utmost importance, and involves what I perceive as a threat to our very existence. No god who desires self-preservation should be absent from it. I wish to bring about the Assembly as soon as possible for fear that any gods do anything that we may all later come to regret. To that end, I would like to employ you to speak with our brother, Lord Sveiand, for his ability to travel the world in aurora form will help us spread the word to as many gods as possible. I will try to speak with our sister, Lady Oao, and our brothers, Lords Drakairos. Lady Oao because she is indispensable to my plans and she may be able to recruit our brother, Lord Sommler, whom I have been unable to locate, and Lords Drakairos primarily for their ability to fly. As for the surveillance flies, if you have proper breeding material, that is to say, corpses, we can begin the creation process forthwith." Gammaton wrung his many hands in nervous worry, hoping Iva'Krorh would accede to his requests. "And I will gladly help you with whatever you require, so long as you agree to the Assembly, help me recruit others to come, and that it does not take too much time." Some rear limbs of Gammaton's began fidgeting at the end of his abdomen, pulling out silk and weaving it into a rectangular sheet. Plucking another spine from his back, Gammaton began writing up the work contract on the silk sheet, detailing the conditions he had just mentioned. "Not to worry, this contract is just for my own records, and is in no way binding."
Finally got a post up! Sorry for the delay.
Sundus sat at the library computer booth, alternating between reading scientific papers to keep up with the current research, and poking and prodding at job applications. She looked awkward, with her backpack nestled on her lap, taking up the space between her chest, stomach, and the desk. She had to do this because Thag Simmons, her 'pet robot' stegosaurus, just would not stay still. Afraid to leave it out of her sight, but also afraid to be seen with it, Sundus carried it with her wherever she went. Simmons didn't like it, but Sundus didn't have any other options. She had kept it too long to be able to explain that she had simply found it, and she was afraid that if she ever got caught with it, she'd be going to prison. She could tell that this robot dinosaur belonged to Gaia Corp., what with the $10,000 reward going around. At first she wanted to keep it to spite them, then the few times she had wanted to come clean, the stegosaurus refused to be returned, desiring to stay with her instead. Now she felt like a criminal, carrying contraband with her at all times.

The backpack jerked suddenly. Simmons was getting restless. Sighing, Sundus quickly saved whatever documents she was reading or working on, and logged off the computer. She could do her research and job searching at home, but it felt good to get out of the house every once in a while and not feel like a complete freeloader, living off her parents. "Alright, Simmons, you win," She whispered as she left the library. As she slung the backpack over her shoulder, she heard a loud rip, followed by the clatter of her personal belongings scattering on the library steps. She immediately bent down to catch her scattering things, noticing the little blue stegosaurus bolting away from her. "Hey! Simmons! Thag Simmons! Get back here!" Sundus yelled as if she were calling a child, but it was no use. Sundus scrambled to pick up her things, noticing that the rip in the backpack was not because of wear and tear. Fuming, she collected her things and ran after Simmons. She noted with some optimism, that he was leading her through familiar territory, the university. Simmons finally stopped in the quad and seemed agitated by something. A darkness passed overhead, forcing Sundus to look up at the cloud of bugs that was casting the shadow. Did stegosaurs eat bugs? Do robots eat? Why am I thinking about food? Sundus' mind ran wild with speculation for a moment. She went over to pick up her stressed blue dinosaur. "Don't go nuts like that again, okay? I can't let anyone see you or I'm going to jail, okay?"
@Zelosse sorry for the double post, but I wanted to know if Brunhillde found anything with her scrying, or if I should just make something up.
@Stern Algorithm I don't have a problem with you using something that Iarus would have commissioned, like the post said though it comes with a price that he will exact later lol


Although Gammaton isn't the type to leave a debt hanging, he'd probably try to pay upon acquiring it, or establish the maximum extent such a later payment would have. If there's anything you would retroactively like Gammton to have paid for the cloak, let me know. Perhaps I can share the knowledge Gammaton intends to use to bargain with Iva'Krorh.
@Vega

Yay! You're back! Sorry you got poofed.
Gammaton



@Rune_Alchemist

Lavtannoth pulled off his cloak, The Mortal Guise, a gift from Iarus, though 'gifts' from the god of Deception do come with a price. Thus Gammaton revealed his true form before Lahzria and Iva'Krorh. "I am Gammaton, god of the domain of Law," he introduced himself to the child, never one to skip proper procedure. Turning the Iva'Krorh, "This is an auspicious child, meeting two gods in the same day. If you do not have plans for her, I may take her for myself. Her village, at any rate, doesn't seem to want her anymore. But I did not come here to speak of children. Funny that you should complain of gods appearing unannounced. I have two propositions. As the gods of law and Knowledge, It behooves us to have eyes everywhere, after all, what is a god of knowledge without information, and what is a god of law without surveillance? To this end, I would like to propose a joint creation."

Plucking one if his spines from his back, Gammaton proceeded to scribe into the fresh snow, the black blood oozing from the spine leaving a distinct mark. He drew a simple flesh-fly, the kind that lay its eggs in waste and rotting meat, but on the back of its abdomen he drew a single, almond-shaped eye. "Surveillance flies, they would jointly be our eyes and ears across the world, though they would be prevented from traveling to colder climes by themselves, humans would create enough of an environment for them to survive in. The world is changing, Honorable Iva'Krorh, and we must know these changes as soon as they happen. After all, knowledge is power."

Gammaton sighed, "Pity that I just missed Dirka, for my next proposition is not just for you, but to all the gods. As I said before, the world is changing, and there is a matter of high priority that I would like to discuss with all my brethren. I seek to call together a General Assembly of the Gods so that we can reach an agreement on certain matters. I have come to some unfortunate conclusions concerning the nature of the world that demands all of our attention. To this end, I would like you to aid me in contacting the others and impressing upon them the gravity of this matter, and to have them meet me in my office. In return, I will reveal what I have discovered at the assembly.
@Archangel89

Hey, I'm going to retcon the existence of a magical item. "The Mortal Guise", a magical cloak that allows a god to take on the form of a mortal creature (sentient or non-sentient). Gammaton would have commissioned it from Iarus. Let me know if this is not something you can condone.
@Lmpkio

But what is your definition of heresy?
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