Josephine
Nearby, a writhing collection of insects could be found. A black, buzzing cloud was circling the upper branches, watching... *Waiting*. It was hard to notice, but a divine presence could be sensed among the swarm of flies, mosquitos and all other bugs that made up the clouds. Writhing puddles of ants, spiders and land insects were climbing the bark and looking over the nearby fruits, something had been staking out the tree for quite a long time. That somebody would, of course, notice the hatching of an egg like fruit on a nearby tree. The nearby insects would turn towards the cracking egg, millions of eyes focusing on the new, ever growing divine presence, the buzzing growing hungrier and agitated as they sensed the growing shift in the fruit.

The insects all coalesced around the shimmering god fruit, landing on branches, crawling up the bark and watching the hatching from afar. Their eyes shone with intelligence and understanding far beyond that of normal wasps, mosquitos, flies, spiders, ants and ticks. The writhing black spread over the area like a plague, some of them having the deceny to hide behind leaves while others simply watched. 

As the egg fully cracked and the new, fresh faced god stepped out, the bugs would approach and begin to climb on over the top of the other, starting to construct an odd... Near human shape behind the god. It was all a massive pile of insects that had climbed over each other with so much organization and precision that they created a tall, lithe feminine figure that stared at the new god with five, glowing blood red eyes that seemed to indicate some divine energy that had taken over the swarm. Buzzing and hissing might give away what was happening behind the newborn god of water, but should it not, the hissing, playful tone that spoke after surely would catch his attention. 

"*Mmmm...* You are the *Weirdest* Omelette I've ever seen..." The hissing, monstrous voice comments.
Courtney
The god noticed the moving sea of insects, kneeling down to watch them skitter about. What curious creatures. However, the growing presence of another could not be ignored. After all, such a presence almost felt... Familiar? From one celestial being to another, this aura he felt was both alien and familiar at the same time. The new god watched as the insects swarmed and began climbing on top of each other, forming the body of a slim feminine figure. Perhaps to most newer gods, the eyes of the insect-woman would be uncomfortable but with a mind like his? He found it more intriguing than freaky.

As a result, he tilted his head to the side in his curiosity, the god's hair falling to the side like a cerulean waterfall. "Omelette?" The newborn god looked down at his hands.

"Who... Are you? What... Are you? Am I?" The god spoke slowly, pointing at himself. When he spoke, his voice was opposite to the other's hisses. His voice was soft and gentle like a midsummer shower, and carried a tone like a lark singing in the night. It seemed he hadn't quite grasped the speaking part of language. He was incubated in an egg after all so it's not like he was able to practice talking before his hatching. Oh to be so naive and young, that innocent gleam in those deep azure eyes of his. So ignorant and unknowing of what lies ahead in the world of the divine.

As the god spoke, a few more tiny details would make themselves known as a power from beyond seemed to be adding some final touches to the new god. Gold rings with delicate, intricate designs grew and wrapped around the base of his blue tree branch-like horns, and smaller pieces of gold, silver and pearls began to form around his neck and fingers, completing his look of elegance and grace.
Josephine
Savarii "Smiles" At the other god. In reality, the bugs near where a mouth should have been merely repositioned to make it look as if a large, wide grin had formed from ear to ear, literally, the edges of her mouth were exactly where most humans had their ears. "That is what you are, my darling, a delectable, tasty omelette... Fresh from the egg, made just for me, it seems~" She murmurs, moving across the branch with a languid grace, her "Hands" Clasped politely in front of herself. "I bet you're just *Yummy*..." She breathes out, her tone obsessive and eccentric, designed to be disconcerting and offputting. Savarii seemed quite unbothered by the mystery she had heralded in and the lack of answers she was providing the newly born god. 

She tightly clutched onto the fact that *She* Was the only being here that held the answers this freshly hatched god was searching for, she enjoyed the uncertainty of such a new and young god. To her, it was just as well if she convinced the god he was an omelette and he went introducing himself to everybody else as one.

As he asks his less egg related questions, however. The goddess begins to approach him, her writhing body made of insects crawled from her branch onto the trunk of Yggdrasil and started to walk down where Biaosheng was currently standing. She took her merry little time, not speaking as the mountain of insects skittered across the bark and she ended up at a ninety degree angle to the other god. "Me...? I'm Savarii, my dear..." She coos sweetly, adopting a friendly, motherly tone. Each of her words saccharine like a sugar plum, oozing with an over the top amount of tenderness. "I am here to ensure each and every cute little omelette that steps out from their egg has somebody to answer their questions~" She coos.

"I can be your all knowing guide in this strange, new world... It is why *I* Have been chosen above all others to guide new spawnlings such as yourself through this dangerous new world. A knowing mother that can teach you all right from wrong and steer you down a proper path~" She says, lying through her teeth about being so trusted with newborn gods but *Hey! You don't get to make a first impression all the time. So what if she embellished a bit?*