John
"I honestly have no idea where we are. I just know it's a fun place to stretch my legs." He pointed to a wilting cactus flower with a rotting fruit attached to it several branches up. "I fell outta that one like... 6 days ago?" He slipped down from the branch, sitting in a crouched position a few feet away from her. "Whats a 'horns'." He grabbed at the boney protrusion on his head. "Oh these? I just been calling these head pokeys. Didn't know they were called horns." He giggled a big goofy laugh. "Thanks! I like your eyes, they look like the big blue." He pointed to the sky. "So you're new around here to huh?"
Ruby
"Six days.." She repeats to herself, nodding along and storing this bit of information. It's obvious that this (person? Being?) stranger has been here longer than she has, what with the familiarity in the way he moved about and described the area. She looks over to the rotting fruit, tilting her head. "Did I fall out of the same thing?" She asks out loud, looking around what's left of her entrance. 

"You don't know what horns are?" She giggles, pressing a hand against her mouth to stifle them. "I thought you were a ram that stood on two legs! But they've got a really bad temper, and you've been really nice. So I don't think you're a ram, but you've got the head pokeys. Hmm..." The hand on her mouth starts balancing her chin, and she slowly paces around as she thinks.

She stops, turning back to face him. "Really? Thank you! I have no idea what they look like, so it's good to know." She replies, blunt in her honesty. "Yup, I think we're on the—wait. Are there others?" She asks again, unsure how to feel about the implications.
Deborah
A flock of birds took flight from the sounds of fruits fully blooming, bringing new deities into existence or the conversation below, yet some seemed to simply stop in their tracks to stare confused at the new fruit that had begun to take form. Each fruit had been unique and this one was no different, having an aquarmine hue, then emerald and settling on teal shade as it grew and eventually reached full bloom leaving some of the flock mesmerized by the changing colors.

But... For a while there was no change after that, no movement, just silence. For several moments, it seemed the deity inside seemed content to simply slumber or was perhaps still under the impression it was still night... Until the very slightest of movements causes the leaves on the branch to rustle. 

The presence finally noticed it's circumstances as those first few cautious motions gave way to far more frantic shakes as whoever or whatever was inside struggled to break out, startling the flock which frantically flew off but not before a few took one last glance at the fruit and vanishing through the countless leaves and branches of the tree.

"I said... Lemme out...! I'm not like an animal you keep in cage!"

A taloned foot burst out of the fruit, with the sudden force causing the fruit to fall from the branch it was resting on and begin to plummet towards those conversing below... Only for it to break apart as if made of made of glass, fragments of it simply disintegrating and revealing a slim figure dressed in a teal robe... Vest without sleeves until the elbows to give the illusion of wings and managed to gracefully float down in a flurry of feathers.

If one could considering frantically flapping their arms as wings as graceful, that is. At least it worked, causing the newcomer to give a cheerful smile at those nearby as they finally landed, at least answering a certain goddess' question that there were others around... Even if they may or maynot have seen it.
Brittany
*A strange fruit on the top of the tree began to shivver and move, beginning to change and shapeshift into something new- this so called fruit newly budding in the darker shade of the leaves and branches was concerning in appearance, it looked to be made of nearly rotten and wrinkled flesh with many goat like eyes grown along its sides, in each 'corner' of this already concerning fruit grew a large horn, it kept shaking and turning something being born from it before a single massive head appeared from it taking its first breath and letting out a haunting cry, one similar to a goats but far more haunted and dark*

*After that the rest of its horrid body came into shape, being a large creature of many tendrils, heads, jaws and limbs it was larger then most buildings already and fell down to the upper branches with a large thud and crack as it breathed laboriously looking around, confused and in fear as it looked to the gods near by, it's hundreds of eyes looking around the world with shock and confusion*

"Where am I?" *From its many mouths the same question sounded out, it's main voice carrying a haunting cry and the rest of its mouths producing mere whispers that seemed strange and eldritch*
Ruby
"Look out!" She cried, watching as the new strange fruit begins to plummet downwards. She gets ready to avoid the impact, before realizing she doesn't need to. The sudden appearance of the new figure stopped her in her tracks, and she watches as the figure seems to struggle a bit as they flap their arms (she couldn't deny that they looked a bit silly).

"Hello there!" She shouts at the newcomer, excitedly waving both of her arms at them. She jogs over to get closer, several feather smacking her in the face. She spits a few out, brushing away strands of her hair that got messed up in the flurry.

"Are you new too? That was really pretty, by the way." She comments, gesturing around the feathers that now litter the area.

Before she can get a response, she can't help but feel a strange shiver creep up her spine. A haunting cry suddenly fills her ears, the emerging whispers feels like tendrils that wrap around her uncomfortably.

"Did you both hear that? It sounded like.. I don't even know what that was." She asks, a bit shaken.
Brittany
*It heard noise as it snapped its head towards an area just out of sight as it began to push itself up, it's large body snapping and cracking unnaturally as it moved, it heard and smelled other creatures- it had a sense of fear and warry but they smelled... Somewhat like kin, it felt the drive to meet them as the fear slowly began to disperse from it as it aproached* 

"Whose there? Are you friendly? Kin?" *Many voices asked a great many question, many where whispers emerging from its body as it walked towards them its large head bigger then most people emerged from the corner, it was a goats head with four horns, a lack of hair and instead a grayish black skin. It had tendrils that slithered and grew from the bottom of its jaw giving off a mimicking of facial hair, it's many eyes with goat like pupils scanned over the gods in the area as it's main head opened its mouth to speak, revealing many rows of crooked jagged and horrible teeth, the creature itself however despite its nightmarish and haunting presence seemed... Friendly, or in the very least it had a lack of any bloodlust*
John
"I don't know what a lot-a things are. Only thing I need for true when I popped out the sour thing is that this." He gestured to the tree. "This suckers important. I mean hell, it's dropping now folks like you and me every day." His ears twitched slightly as the commotion above took place. "See, new folks!" He stood back up, revealing his true stature. "I wonder what this thing tastes like. Mine was really sour, but also kinda sweet." He carelessly ripped off a small hunk of the fruit this stranger had just fallen from, smelling it before taking a bite. "Huh, tastes almost the same but not. Well that doesn't make sense... Or does it..." He'd gone off on a tangent. "Oh, sorry. You can call me Rokadsha. I decided that name a few days ago. It was either that or Dave. I might still change it to Dave." He extended his free hand to shake hers.
Ruby
She listens to his ramblings intently, eventually craning her head upwards so she can still look at him properly. She experimentally tries to stand on her tiptoes, only to realize that she can barely reach his height.

"Hmm, you've got a point. Still, nice to meet you, Dave-Rokadsha!" Instead of taking his hand, she presses her hands together and bows her head while doing a shallow curtsy. "You may call me.." She pauses, trying to remember. Slowly, bits and pieces start to come back to her. She furrows her brows, trying to make the pieces fit. "Dewi.. Dewi Natya. Yes, that's it!"

"I really like the name Dave though, can I call you Dave?" She asks, before finally realizing that he still has his hand extended, and gives him a quizzical look.
John
He knelt slightly, observing the strange gesture. After a few seconds he mimicked it. "What do you call this?" He quickly stood back up. "Well I'd say it's nice to meet you Dewi Natya. Can I call ya Dewi?" As he spoke he mimicked the motion of standing on his toes, one of his horns tapping a branch above him. "Say if you think this place is cool you should climb a little higher and look out that way." He pointed yet again, this time to the vast expanse that stretched out from the tree. "I seen a lot of cool places from up there. Some of em are red, other are green. Some got more things like this." He tapped the tree. "Only they look a lot smaller from here. I seen a could that have a lot of rock. Now that I think of it, I have my own place. I found it a while back when I fell off some branches."
Ruby
"Isn't that how you're supposed to greet people? That's how I've always done it." She replies, referring to the gesture "Also, sure! But we're friends, right?" She asks, gesturing towards him, and then herself. "You can just call me Natya." She finishes brightly.

"Ooh, really? I'd love to visit your place sometime, although I might have to get settled myself.. I wonder what I could come up with." She trails off, mumbling to herself.
Deborah
Whether it was the rush of adrenaline from their fall or still half asleep despite having woken up, it took Fel a few more moments to snap back to reality in noticing that they'd had both been addressed and that their arrival had practically coincided with another, head tilted in surprise at the rather... Eldritch being but wearing a smile all the same as they swiftly answered all of the questions and statements.

"Alrighty, first, I ain't exactly sure what you mean by 'new' but I'm guessin' so? And thanks~! Not entirely sure how I did it, but I suppose that was a pretty flashy entrance I made, whatever it was!" The teal-haired deity grinned, giving another nod to whoever... Whatever the unfamilar being was. 

"Considerin' I... Think you're lookin' just as confused as I am and you probably didn't stuff me in whatever that cage... Fruit... Thingy... Was, I'd say we're probably friendly bein' in the same situation and all!"

Of course, with all the mentions of named and introductions, the bird-brain didn't skip a beat, or at at least at first.

"Feli-! ...Uh..." They paused, not entirely sure what the rest of their name was now that they dwelled it on it a bit more. The first three letters were obvious, yet the rest wasn't so clear that it took them a few seconds longer to mull it over and go with a new name entirely. 

"Felyvien. Just call me Fel if that's a bit too tough a tongue-twister! Nice to meet, uh, whoever you three are!"
Brittany
*The giant nightmarish god with the rough appearance of a goat smelled the gods and was deeply curious about them as it began to approach before something caught one of its many many eyes, a bright light shining threw the skies down below. Merely curious at first it looked towards where the light was headed, far out of view but what made him more intrigued was the strange presence from where the light emerged... It felt familiar, it felt unique- it felt like kin* 

*Drawn to the new dark energy it felt it began to turn from the other new gods as it slowly lumbered its way down the upper branches and as explained it was like second nature to navigate despite its large size.* 

*It began to head towards where it sensed the general source of the energy and its curious mind led it to*