[SWP] another one coming

[Kauri]

Oh father, release me. Oh mother, believe me...

Kauri stalked about the peak for the few days to follow the summit. He didn't care for any of these gods here since he had his own deities to trust and respect back at his homeland. They earned those rightfully so, so he could never turn away from them. Even though his faith was locked elsewhere, it did not stop him from wanting to gain knowledge for the beings here. Perhaps if he returned with information of another pantheon, Mother would forgive his unspoken disappearance. Certainly, the matron goddess craved to know of others within the same divine power, whether that be a different land or a different world. It would do Her well to know more, to ensure the protection of Her people—of the deities She oversaw. With that, the nagging guilt he endured slowly began to subside. Now, he had a self-given obligation to uphold to.

What was this now? As he passed through a certain area, he noticed a crowd of equines. Path changed to end up with the rest of them, staying aback from the situation for the time being. Violet eyes pressed past the amass of strangers to look onto the one that caused this commotion. He hummed, intrigued by the god's looks. Ears tuned in to what others were saying, a surge of amusement running through the stallion. There were prayers, then there were bitter words he could easily taste from the air. Kauri scoffed when recognizing one of the angry ones was a mare he met at the summit. It is a curse, death is but the sweetest thing. He stood a prime example, a victim to decades of loneliness and despair; of course, no one knew or perhaps wouldn't care of his days as a demigod. Shaking his head, he moved in closer.

He watched one of these strangers examine the god quite closely. Admittedly, he wanted to do the same, but his eyes could see enough from the metre he stood away from Solis. Kauri breathed in any scent, searched for any essence from the golden being; one ear flicked back in blatant mistrust. He didn't like the energy from this one—it was too consuming. Nudging the air, he nodded at the god in acknowledgment. "Greetings. Glad to see you rest no more," he spoke.

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