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[+Ruri]

It didn't take long for Ruri to realize in her ruling that the souls she controlled, the lives she could twist anyway she wanted was like she was taking care of an ant farm. The people were the ants, scurrying about their home, building, living, dying, and establishing a colony. As they were the ants, she was one of the owners of the ant farm, choosing how their life will change or if it will end. She controlled them, if she wanted them to have peace, she'd do her best to bring the people peace, if she wished for chaos, she'd wreak havoc until her hearts content.

Today Ruri had spent her time in the Ruins of Letharin, observing the elves as they persistently attempted to rebuild their once majestic city. It was a pity to see it in ruins, in truth she was pleased to see that they were intent on restoring it. Now there's another place she can be entertained at. Currently she sat on a cracked pillar missing a clean slice from the top, it made for a decent chair. She leaned back into it and supported her chin on the back of her hand while her elbow rested on part of the pillar. Her celestial garments draped off the pillar neatly, but managed to stay apart of the goddess's apparel. Her legs were crossed and draped over the edge of the pillar. She was well obvious and people kept her distance. Not one of the elves would approach her. In truth she was hoping for a little visitor.

[Ashanaria Oricia]

A dark figure can be seen coming towards the pillar that Ruri is sitting upon making the elves part as the figure comes near. Soon the dark form of Aria is able to be seen her hair let down and her garments seemingly flowing about her as she takes notice of Ruri a top the pillar but other than that seems to study the pillar for a moment.

"If you would miss I need to examine the cut that you so delicately sit in."

Aria's voice is calm and intricatly laced with nobility as if she had not once known what it was like to live among normal people and be able to command them. Just the manner in which she speaks to Ruri seems to make the elves nearby back up even further from Aria as if she had just done the unthinkable.

[+Ruri]

Ruri tilted her head curiously to the being asking her to move from her perch, they didn't have the right to ask this goddess to move, but perhaps... They were the company she was just asking for. Perhaps this was a gift to her. For a moment she only stared at her with a frown, but in a moment, she smiled and pushed herself from the pillar, gracefully floating to the ground. Landing without a sound, she glanced to the elves who backed up in caution. Sometimes being the Goddess of Death wasn't such a great thing. People didn't exactly want to be near you unless they needed something from you. It was hard to have new company.

[Ashanaria Oricia]

Despite the elves' looks of fear and horror Aria nods gently to the young lady who had just landed near her and taking a pin from her skirt begins sketching symbols around the pillar.

"I know why they fear you but what I don't understand is why should they fear you....Goddess."

Aria finishes her last symbol and that being done she pricks her finger placing a single drop of her blood onto the symbols as the pillar begins to get darker and darker as if it were absorbing the light around it. Even as it seems to get dark it also begins to grow repairing itself while Aria leans up against the pillar slightly pale. She looks at Ruri and flashes a quick smile at the goddess.

"You are a long way from home are you not?"

[+Ruri]

Ruri grinned as the young woman addressed her. Every time anyone had addressed her as 'goddess' it always filled her with a sort of pride, a strength, a power that controlled her attitude always and immediately. "I am." She stated, watching the pillar repair itself. Strange power some people had, she'd never seen this sort before. Perhaps she should get around more often. "It's terribly boring to sit in a temple, much more exciting to explore and study those who inhabit this world. Other gods and goddesses aren't nearly as exciting to watch or interact with."

[Ashanaria Oricia]

"Ah yes I see why you would be so far from your temple now. I agree with you in that it is very interesting to watch people from afar."

Aria slowly pushes herself to her feet again her dark skin shimmering in the light.

"Would you care to join me for tea? I believe I can get one of the elves to set another place if you wish."

Aria takes a wobbly step forward and almost falls face first into the ground if a small elvish girl hadn't stepped forward and caught Aria's weight on her shoulder. The small girl clad in a revealing black silk dress shakes her head slightly helping Aria to stand again while at the same time tossing a look of utter distaste at the surrounding mass of elves who had done nothing but stare and ogle at both Ruri and Aria.