Daniel
Dropping their arms, Puffsie moved closer and gave the two deities a little hug, "If you need me just say my nameee" Puffsie stated slightly muffled by the hug, before starting to make their way up the tree once more. 

"G'baiii", Waving goodbye to the two deities and the Wimdy, Puffsie turned a corner and ascended up the world tree, pulling out the gift given by Xantara, lightly biting it and enjoying its balanced sweetness and sourness.
Michelle
Xantara smiled, she loved that others felt loved by her. Her eyes shine gently as she shook her wings. Shaking the thoughts from her head. She bowed gently at Puffsie with a lovely look. She waved goodbye once Puffsie said they wanted to explore. The winged goddess smiled and just said.

"Be careful, and don't forget to have fun." She said as she gently caressed her legs. Her pink skin was being completely soft and lustrous, and her scent was contaminated by sweet pheromones. Then she turned her four eyes to Biaosheng, who was giving his advice. She listened carefully. She knew that it could be better that way.

"Actually, the Kukulcan are omnivorous, and the beak sounds pretty... Amazing. I will add it. After all, they will still eat meat. And they are great parents..." She said, gently, her wings fluttering once again, watching him shrug. "Oh Biaosheng, don't worry. I love taking advice. After all, I am a young goddess. I will take it into consideration. I love when people give me their opinions and insight." She mentioned, fixing her beautiful white dress.

She looked over at the Wimdy, and pets him gently. She smiled it. It was so... Cute. Xantara wondered if he would allow her to create some creatures like his. But thinking it through, she would need to respect his creator. The woman laughed gently. 

"I try to be nice. After all, what mother isn't good?" She mentioned. Xantara knew she had her own bad habits, and that sometimes she might manipulate others to get what she wanted. But only when it was necessary. Right now, it wasn't. 

The goddess of love received the hug from Puffsie, and she hugged them back. "You are so sweet Puffsie. Take care, sibling."
Lacie
Biaosheng smiled and gave the fluffy-looking goddess a light pat on the back. "Of course. I'll make sure we don't forget that."

Waving her goodbye, Biaosheng watched Puffsie leave and disappear into the higher branches of the World Tree. "What a lively goddess. You and her should work together. A goddess of love and a goddess of comfort? If you ask me, that's just asking for the ultimate combination of motherly love and affection." Biaosheng suggested with a little chuckle and a light-hearted shrug. He listened to what she said about the Kukulcan, nodding in additional thought now that he had that information.

*An omnivore... Having a beak would allow for the both worlds. Though if it's hunting larger prey, a beak wouldn't be as efficient. I didn't see any claws either.* Biaosheng would think to himself, arms crossed as he started to get a few more ideas though he managed to stop himself before he completely intruded on another god's work. Wasn't his creature, he wouldn't dare dream of taking over its creation. At her comment about being a young god, Biaosheng would merely wave his hand in dismissal. "Nonsense. Between the two of us, you in technicality hold seniority. I've only come into existence quite recently."

The Wimdy in Biaosheng's lap continued gnawing away at the toy, it's claws holding it still against its feathered chest. It paid no mind to Xantara's pets, quite focused on the new toy it received but the pets were certainly nice. Biaosheng would glance at Xantara with another shrug. "Well, from where I see it, there are a variety of methods mothers use to teach and nurture their children. Some shower them in their care and others are more distant and brazen. Harsh, I believe could be used to describe the other but understanding and learning about hardship is a crucial lesson. A mother's duty is to protect, teach and prepare her child for the world, to pass down all that she has learned to her children so they may survive."

"Love comes in various forms. Some more caring and some more tough. But the one thing every good mother shares, is her love for her child, regardless of what she must sacrifice or face. In my opinion, that is what makes a true mother; when she is willing to sacrifice all she has so her child never has to know the pain of hunger or the chill of the cold."
Michelle
Sometimes she forgets how to be happy. But this moment, right here... Right now, made her feel like floating. She now knew what was she made for. What was she made for? Xantara loved seeing others smile. When he patted his back, it made her realize, she was real. Her hands shook for a moment. He mentioned working with Puffsie, and she laughed.

"I would love to. They are absolutely lovely." She said as she actually felt something. She was not very focused on her creation, but rather on Biaosheng's smile. When did it end all of her enjoyment? When she was with him, she felt happier. Xantara actually felt her heart beat faster. "Well... I am not that much older than you." She laughed. Maybe a few days, or two. She was trying to think of something clever, to tell herself what to do.

She was actually amazed when Wimdy did not even look at her. It was such a beautiful creature. "I know that. I love being a mother. Sometimes they are stubborn, but every child of mind is perfect in a way. I love them." She sighed with a smile. Her mortals were happy with her, and she truly believed she was raising them with a soft yet firm fist. 

As she closed her eyes she could hear children screaming. Xantara looked away sadly. She saw her two babies who were now just blurry and faded memories. 

"I don't know why. I just miss, my first babies." She mentioned. "I don't know who they are, or where, or from when. I never had children before my birth... I don't know who they are. Yet, I miss them. I just know, something horrible happened to us."

She was so lonely. So she opened her heart, to hear the sounds of her children. Did her people want too much to? She didn't want pity, she just wanted somebody near her. Sometimes Xantara thought of herself as a coward, she knew no one would save her, she just needed someone to have warmth. The four eyed goddess would be alright, even if nobody was by her side. 

"I would die a thousand life times for them again." Maybe that is why she was the goddess of motherhood. But... Who actually were they?