Michelle
*Fahtu smiled giving a small bow." I look forward to creating, who knows perhaps I could even set up a domain specifically for you in case you ever would like a change of scenery and a place of solitude." He said with a hopeful glance. " Well, I probably should get going I still have much to explore." He said with a warm smile. "Thank you for the amazing interaction."*
Kelly
**"Well, I don't think I'd ever need that, but thank you for the offer,"** *Ica said with a laugh.* **"I look forward to seeing what you will do, and I hope I will be able to help you with anything you may need. Take care, brother."**

*With those words, Ica turned around, fluffy tail swirling behind him as he jumped off the World Tree in the direction of his Realm. In midair, he disappeared, dispelling his physical form.*
Michelle
*Fathu watched as the wolf said his goodbye. He felt a warm sense of connection and marvel towards his sibling, It was all a part of his process, meeting his other siblings and making sure to learn their actions and cultures. It was important towards helping and guiding others. He loved the idea of it all, reaching inside his robe he pulled out a small pouch, throwing a small amount of golden dust on the ground he allowed the winds to carry him away from Gaia's garden to another destination, and another adventure.*
Robert
*A figure, around the size of a 13 year old sat among the garden. He wasn't lost, nor was he wanting to be seen by people. His face was covered by a pure white hood, seemly covering his face from anyones sight. He was watching a flower with almost a neutral expression, a void of life that wasn't there. He wasn't smelling he flowers or anything, just staring at something that was alive. He continued to watch the flower continuously, not really paying attention to anything else.*

*His hands subconsciously picked at the grass, he wasn't hurting the grass but simply holding it in the palm of his hand, his expression seemed lifeless, almost as if he had lost the sensation to even feel the small bits of grass in his hand before the wind blew it away.*
Kelly
*Before Ica had disappeared, however, he had seen another figure in the gardens. They seemed to be merely sitting there, waiting. Or maybe not; Ica couldn't tell. They were staring at the flowers, seemingly not noticing anything else around them.*

*Ica thought they looked lonely. He didn't have anything better to do, so he decided to speak to the deity. He hadn't met them before anyway, so it'd be yet another opportunity to befriend one of his siblings.*

*Decision made, Ica appeared behind the deity, still in his fox form. He stepped closer to the other god, and said:* **"Hello, divine sibling. What brings you to the gardens today?"**
Robert
*Ambrose would stare at his hand, watching the few grass pieces left float away the the new cold breeze that appeared behind him. Once every piece of grass was gone, Ambrose stared at his palm before speaking,* "It is the province of knowledge to speak, and it is the privilege of wisdom to listen. Have you, divine sibling, listen to what the gardens bring? Life... Purpose... All things fade away soon with time."

*He felt the cold presence of his divine sibling behind him. He soon stoped looking at his palm before putting his hoodie down and looking back at his sibling, waiting for their answer to his question.* "What fates have brought you to this garden today?" *He spoke in a neutral tone of voice, almost on the side of being dead inside but it seemed to have a slight tone of emotion as well. Something so perplexed that it seemed to be vexing of sorts.*
Kelly
*This deity was a strange one. Ica was surprised at how cryptically they spoke.* **"No, I don't think I've ever taken the time to *Listen*, rather than watch,"** *He mused. He'd never really noticed it, but the wind rustled through the garden's plants, almost seeming to create a melody of hushed whispers.*

**"I was here to find peace, to find relaxation,"** *He responded to the deity's other question.* **"I have noticed, however, that I tend to find more of our own instead. You aren't the first I've spoken to today."** *A hint of humour sounded in Ica's voice, but his vulpine face gave away nothing.*