Miriam
**"Indeed, our brethren are all unique in their own right, but that's what makes it so fascinating to explore, it creates experiences and interactions we ourselves cannot make, that we ourselves cannot dream of."** She smiled, embracing every little oddity about herself and her siblings, she broke the questioning stare, instead resorting to a friendly smile. **"I wouldn't call it a party..."** Abrielle stared up at the bark, trying to spot the hall from where she stood. The lack of fog and horizon made it easier than you'd expect. Before she quickly moved back to hold eye contact with Savarii again. **"A meeting of sorts would be more accurate."**

She giggled a little about Savarii's speech about bugs in drinks, smiling, unsure if it was a joke or if she was joking, or fully serious, nevertheless, Abrielle humoured her. **"People often complain about rabid fragments and leaves all over the place too, but there are quite a few gods here who embrace the chaos. Not sure I can say that for gods who embrace insects, but I'm sure our siblings will get over it, to shun another for being what they are is oh so cruel, is it not?"** Abrielle asked a metaphorical question, not expecting an answer, but simply stating the obvious, indeed, to shun another of your kind would be quite cruel, a god has nowhere to turn to except the embrace of their siblings, and to be stripped of even that.. She couldn't imagine. A pained look flashed on her face for a moment as she thought, before quickly returning to her normal gleeful self.

Except she could, a sin she was all too guilty of, though, one she'd attempt to remedy in the near future.
Shawna
Savarii kept looking around, two of her eyes turning back to Abrielle while the others scan the area. She seemed to be diverting her attention quite well, although just a tad more distracted in her conversation with the other goddess. The bugs were generally just landing on parts of the branches, moving around, and circling Savarii's imminent surroundings like swarms of creepy, small surveillance drones. The Hive-Goddess was seemingly quite a paranoid and alert lady who did not like leaving questions unanswered. However, she would continue to interact with Abrielle while her bugs were yet searching the area. "Mmm~" She says, her tone half interested while the other three eyes kept individually swiveling to look around. The comment about refusing to shun others does... Catch her attention. For a brief moment, all her eyes turn back to look at Abrielle, scanning her up and down under a new light for a few moments. "*Mmm... Well said~*" She says, her mouth contorting into a smirk. "What world would we live in if we have nobody to turn to among our peers? Gaia surely would not stand for one of her children being ostracized from their own family in such a way..." She whispers, her eyes gleaming.

"There are those who... *Lack* Your acceptance, of course. Some fail to understand how diverse the world really is, and how diverse its mortals may be. Gods should not be so tame and conventional in their interests, all interested in flowers, sunny days and dancing." She murmurs with a dramatic pout, shaking her head, recalling the short meeting with Tipota and his more... *Abrasive* Reaction to the rotting scents and the bugs in her realm. "However, I am...*Quite honored* To meet somebody as kind hearted as you~" Savarii coos with eccentric graciousness, bowing her head ever so slightly, turning a bit more attention to Abrielle. "You really are a... *Special* Sister, I can already tell~"

She assures the other goddess. "I too share your desire to learn and see as much of the realms of my kin as I can, especially visiting their mortals..." 

When the bugs located Caishen, however, Savarii froze, her eyes narrowing. Her "Hair" Of tendrils stopped moving and her gaze slowly travelled to where the bugs had found the eavesdropper. A low hiss comes from Savarii and the swarms that surrounded her, all seemingly becoming ever more excited all at once. "An eavesdropper..." She murmurs "I do not like being spied on." The woman murmurs out, her honeyed words being mixed with a hint of venom. Her lower, bug like legs begin to stretch out and she raises herself ever higher, turning towards the place where the sound of branches cracking and a heavy object falling had come from. The goddess would begin to glide about the tree towards Caishen, who was now being surrounded by the eyes of various insects all seemingly "Calling out" Her location. She would approach slowly, almost like a dance... Trying to draw out the suspense of her arrival ever so slightly for whoever this new deity was. It may provide her target an opportunity to hide or try to flee the bugs, but the risk was worth a little ominous showmanship in her eyes.
Joann
"What's so wrong with dancing?" Caishen mumbled against the roots that she laid face first on, she was rather offended by the comment Savarii had made about sunny days and dancing. Caishen tilted her head heavenward only to see the "Bug lady" Making their way over. Her eyelids widened and her jaw seemingly dropped. Caishen's head fell back over into the dirt as she mumbled,

"If I don't move, they'll think I'm dead."

Caishen would've and probably should've been an idiot for thinking such a thing. I mean, they're gods. They're not dumb, except maybe Caishen who continued to lay face flat into the dirt that surrounded the large roots. At this point in time, Caishen was praying to Gaia.. And herself. The goddess of wealth might've been a little narcissistic it seemed. Suddenly, Caishen's hands rose and clapped together as she laid there. 

"Please don't kill me, bug woman! I'm just a little god who was JUST born." 

Caishen turned her head up towards the goddess, a saddened look tugging at her features. Her eyebrows raised and pulled together, her lower lip jutting out as she started to pout, she even managed to make herself cry on command like a child would. She seemed very immature, that's for sure, but if this could distract the lady long enough to think about how she should run off, she would do it.