Andy
Mr Bones continued to ascend up through the void, eventually reaching an area of the tree that he had not yet spent much time in. It was similar to the branches where he had been born. However this area was quieter, more open. It may have just been all the gods being summoned at once in the upper branches, but the limbs closer to the base of the tree seemed almost serene. One could watch the stars twinkle in the void of space, waiting for new gods to arrive. The skeletal god was, surprisingly, tired. Creating the foundations of a new civilisation was a lot of work and now, he just wanted to sit down and *Think*.
Gary
Luella didn't know what caused the split, but it happened! Now separated as two bodies, she decided to let herself enjoy the sleep and walk around. Maybe meet new people. Leaving the upper branches, she descended lower in hopes that there'd be new people. She paused as she saw a figure and continued walking. Her movements slowed down as she took in more of his appearance. Hm, odd. Bones! Lulu wasn't expecting that. Deciding to be friendly, the deity put on her friendliest smile and waved over. "Hello!" She called, hoping she was close enough to be in a hearing distance. Lulu continued walking over, excited to meet a new friend. "Hi." She smiled again, repeating her greeting as she was positive that she was in hearing distance. Lulu stopped and stood next to him, hands behind her back and looking at the skeleton deity.
Andy
Mr Bones was a little bit saddened by the new arrival. It was a shame for his moment of peace to be ruined, but he had returned to the tree in order to meet fellow gods and it would be terribly rude to ignore someone. He stood up and turned around to face the new god. Hm, this god was certainly different from Nineveh. For one thing, they were a female. Mr Bones wasn't even sure if he had seen this god when he first emerged. In terms of skeletal structure she was a rather immaculate specimen, perfect to the point of nearly being boring. But it was always pleasing to see such wonderful bone structure. "Hello. I don't believe I've seen you before. What's your name?"
Gary
Luella wondered if she had seen him before or not, but she couldn't say for sure. "I don't think so either. I'm Luella. But you can just call me Lulu." She hummed. "What's yours?" Lulu tilted her head slightly, in a questioning manner. So far, the only names she knew were Ayame and Vivienne. She had Vivi for Vivienne, but she could make a nickname for the former. Lulu couldn't see anything out of Ayame, though unfortunately. Ooh, maybe she and this other god could be friends too! The friendship deity smiled a little more at the thought. She'd have to make lots of friendship bracelets. Maybe make them so they could talk to each other through them! Could she make that? Lulu wasn't sure. She wanted to try, though. That'd be nice.
Andy
Mr Bones nodded slightly, definitely a new name. Definitely not someone he had seen before. "I am Mr Bones, the god of the dead. I want to guess yours is a bit more positive but I can't quite place my finger on it." Now that he had time to have a better look at Luella/Lulu, he had time to judge her. She was definitely more lively than the corpses he was used to working with, in more ways than one. He leaned in slightly, craning neck to take in every angle of Luella's frame. Mr Bones leaned back, paused and awkwardly looked away. "I am, hm, sorry about that. Force of habit I suppose."
Gary
"Oh." God of the dead. Not God of Death, though. So, he'd just work with the dead and not make the dead she guessed. Didn't sound that fun, though. It'd probably make her sad all the time. Feel bad. "Oh, mine is like - friendship! Companionship! Camaraderie. Y'know, when people make a platonic bond." Lulu smiled again and had her own pause as he seemed to inspect her. "Oh, it's ok. I just wasn't expecting it." Luella shrugged. "What were you inspecting me for?" The deity asked another question, tilting her head again in the same mannerisms as before.
Andy
"Friendship, companionship, yes I see. Very interesting." Mr Bones idly tapped his fingers on his thigh bones, thinking of a way to make his actions slightly less invasive than they were. "I was merely observing your bones. I am glad that you did not find it invasive. I am aware that it can be a bit... Strange. Your bones are quite good. You should be proud of them." Probably not that successful, hopefully it wouldn't matter, Luella seemed like quite the forgiving type. "Anyway, what brings you here? Seeking to make new friends, companions, comrades and platonic bonds?"
Gary
"Oh." Lulu paused and looked down at herself. "You can see bones through skin?" She sounded genuinely confused. Did he have some sort of X-Ray vision? Only see people as skeletons? Or was it just a sense? Like, he could feel it. In his bones. "Oh, well, at first I was up up there," Lulu began, looking up as well as pointing in the directions of the upper branches before she looked back at Mr Bones. "And I met these two really cool gods Ayame and Vivienne, but she lets me call her Vivi." Lulu smiled and continued. "And right now, we're actually all in this dream because Vivi is a god of dreams, and I think Ayame is just a god of comfort she's really nice to be around, but she'd be nice to be around even without that added bit - and I guess I just split into two and came down here. I wanna meet more people. Make new friends, companions, comrades, and platonic bonds." Luella laughed at the end of her mini speech. "What about you? Why are you down here?"
Andy
Mr Bone shrugged, there wasn't really any full explanation that he could give. He simply was able to sense bones. Looking at them through flesh was difficult, but it was possible. Especially in areas where skin was already stretched thin against bone, like the skull and shins. "I can sort of sense skeletons. I can't quite grasp a full picture with meat in the way, but I can see enough." Mr Bones looked up as Luella pointed, she seemed to be indicated the same place he came from. "Hm, I came from the same place as you. Well not just now, I have just come back from creating my lands. As we talk a fragment of my consciousness is watching my sentients, observing their choices. It is quite interesting to say the least." 
He looked back down at Luella.
"Ayame and Vivienne? I haven't met them. The only other god I have talked to besides you is a god of wolves- Nineveh. He seemed to have a large focus on packs, I think you would get along with him quite well. A god of comfort is interesting, I wonder how they would go about furthering that domain? As for me, I was merely looking for new gods to talk to. I feel like I need to meet as many gods as possible. I seems proper, at least."
Gary
"Oh, I guess that makes sense. You're a skeleton yourself. Just without any meat." She hummed. She paused as he talked again, and her face lit up. "You already have your own land?? That's so cool! What's it like? How hard is it? I want to make my own things but right now I'm preoccupied." She laughed a little near the end, rubbing the back of her neck. She knew she could split her consciousness again and try to set out on that daunting task, but there was a strange underlying guilt that she wasn't giving the two girls back over in the dream realm her full attention anymore - and wasn't giving him full attention as well. Just splitting it. 

"Oh, Ayame and Vivienne are cool. I love them." Lulu smiled again. "I haven't met Nineveh, but I'd be happy to meet him. Do you think he's busy right now? I want to meet as many gods too. Make friends." She shrugged, before her eyes lit up and she looked back over at him. "Do you wanna be friends?" Maybe she could time herself one day on how many acquaintances she could turn into friends, but right now she was sitting at a solid 3 for the day.
Andy
Mr Bones thought on the matter of creation. It wasn't especially difficult but it was draining. "It's an interesting experience to make land, and sentients to along with it. I wouldn't necessarily call it a difficult thing to do, but it's hard in other ways. In my experience at least, it seemed to drain me physically. Nothing you won't quickly bounce back from but the first time is... Unsettling to say the least. I couldn't say where Nineveh is, we parted ways after out first meeting and I have not seen him since. But there isn't much around here, not yet at least. I'm sure you could find him if you put some work into it. As for us?" 
He paused, thinking over the matter.
Luella seemed like a very nice, polite god. It would be very rude to say no to being friends with her. And what was the harm in it anyway.
"Sure, I suppose that we can be friends. Would you like to see my land?"
Gary
Hearing his words was comforting. She really did want to start getting to work. She had a few ideas, as well! It seemed fun. The draining part not so much, but she could put up with it. Maybe she could make little things of fluff with legs, and they could just roll around and they'd be silly like that. At his acceptance in being her friend, she smiled happily again and practically beamed. "Oh, yes. I'd love to see." She wanted to see how he did his. Maybe borrow some inspiration before adding her own creative spark to it. She wanted it to be colorful, but not too vibrant that your eyes melted. Maybe lighter colors, with flowers and fruits that wouldn't turn into Gods of course and streams and, and, and, she was getting ahead of herself. But maybe she could just have an idea board and throw a dart at it and do whatever it landed on.
Andy
"Come with me then. My lands are just overrrrrr... *Here*. You'll need to, mm, you'll need to jump though. Come along now." Mr Bones said, falling off the edge of the closest branch, heading down towards