Daniel
"Ah..." A small, almost confused sound snuck past Vivienne's lips, the witch's head lowering to deliberate on the statement a bit. It seemed a little obvious, it *Was* A big, divine tree. Of course it was alive. If it wasn't, she wouldn't be here either. But she doubted that was what he meant. Old. Powerful. Familiar. The word choice the skeletal deity had used rang through her head. Her antennae twitched. She thought back to question Ayame posed in the shared dream a bit back. Why did some deities seem to have memories of things that never happened? Why were they born with those memories? It was a question she was not expecting to find an answer to, but she could spitball a few theories. The most likely being...

*Ahhh*

The dream deity looked up as though struck by a revelation. *She was clearly overthinking all of this.* "The gentle pressure of divine power in the air," Vivienne finally spoke up, gesturing with one of her hands. "I modeled my land with it in mind. Tis a stark reminder, it was here before all of us, and will be here long after all of us. Though one I take care not to think about all that often. Being reminded of my mortality..." She trailed off, mind flashing back to that decayed forest, and that rattling voice like the world itself speaking. "... Rarely does me any good."
Raymond
*Unity had not explored this part of the tree. Since his birth and inception, he had created his small realm of mortals, as his power needed, and only then was he capable of exploring and meeting others. And so, Unity coalesced all but two of his minds into one, solidifying in the air at the entrance to the Hall as if the air itself decided to grow a form.*

*Currently Unity projected into his Army General visage, dressed in a dark green officer's uniform with a variety of medals on his left breast. Two abstract eagle drawings adorned his shoulders as unit patches, stitched on delicately. He walked with purpose and confidence, a smile on his face as he explored the realm.*

*It did not take long for him to discover the unique properties of the furniture in this room, and after a few moments his breath hitched as he stared up and it felt like the halls ever continued upwards.*

*It took him a long while to find the other two deities, and he was surprised there were only two others. But, Unity, as befit his nature, put on a smile and strode over, studying both figures without malice or judgement. He hoped to further a brotherhood, and his divine aspects were screaming at his once-mortal instincts to shut up and stay silent.*

"Hello!"
Irene
*Aarus floats in and immediately bear hugs Vivienne and Unity together* "What are we all working on in here?"
William
**"Your land?"** Drawn back to reality by this, Haventar sounded confused and interested at the prospect of land. **"There is land beyond this..."** His voiced trailed off as he thought about the prospective future he may reach. Coming back from his thinking, Haventar seemed to relish the discussion of mortality. **"All must sleep in the end. There is no good in lingering forever. But this tree."** His tone soured. **"It vexes me. I do not want it to die. But it is an unnatural thing, to live forever. A curious dilemma."** Haventar shifted back and forth between disdain for the idea of immortality, and appreciation of Yggdrasil's existence. Now noticing the arrival of two other deities, he turned and faced them. **"Well met travelers, who are you two?"**
Irene
"I am Aarus, God of Merriment and Dedication, and Lord of the Land of Joy." Aarus immediately bear hugs Haventar* "And frequent bear hugger"
Kelly
"Did somebody call for a parrr-tayy?!" The head of a very lively girl popped out through the gaps within the branches that made up the hall's floor. "I'm good at parties! I think Dezód is better," She paused, then sprung up high through the gap, then leant forward close to Vivienne in particular. "But..." She moved closer still, uncomfortably close, then moved her hands up to cup her voice like a whisper...

"ORANGES!" She shouted, widening her eyes and acting so shocked with her own voice that she bounced backwards. She flipped in the air, hitting the ground head-first. Only, her hat seemed to brace her, and rippled like rubber, sending the goddess springing up into the branchy rafters with impossible force.

As the moments passed, she didn't fall back down. And when the other gods would move to look down from the ceiling, they'd see Silly sitting on a stool beside Vivienne. Even if one were looking in that direction, it was impossible to know when she got there. She'd seem to just... Slip out from behind the moth-loving god. 

"Hi!"
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Sbeeby hours so dont expect much from me until tomorrow.
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Irene
*Aarus giggles at Silly's antics, then promptly walks over and bear hugs her* "I think you and I are going to get along swimmingly"