Sean
*When Vivi gave the final okay to dig into the sweets, Ayame had already had her fingers on a small, pinkish, swirly-looking candy. With no more doubts stopping her from sampling the display of sweets, she grabbed it and put it into her mouth as she watched the Mothgirl form her thoughts. The candy tasted pretty good. It had a sort of strawberry flavour that was just perfect.*

*In the few moments of silence, Ayame couldn't help but ponder the goddess of dream's words. Something about it was off. With the hard candy still in her mouth, the fuzzy face began to speak her mind*

"Hmm, you say that you remember tasting these kinds of things before? What exactly *Was* Before? I don't remember anything except for maybe the last few cycles. Well, there wasn't really anything *To* Remember, but even so, I noticed that there are some concepts of things that feel like... They don't really exist? Some of them are even quite common like: I know what these sweets are, but why do I know that these are sweets? I haven't seen any of them before? Ough... Now my head hurts..."
*Ayame ranted in demand for answers before ending up exhausted from getting too worked up about it.*
Daniel
Lulu watched in fascination at Viviennes form and her shadows - and laughing a little to herself at Vivis foreboding and cryptic warning. "I'm pretty sure I'll be able to discern from real. It helps that this is like, all lucid, right? So when we wake up we'd know real world. Or would we think we'd still be dreaming?" Lulu mumbled the last part to herself thoughtfully, thinking. Her attention switched from her thoughts to the sweets on front, and she happily dug in. They looked nice, and she wanted to try at least everything once. Would it count as real food? Dream food wasn't real so she guessed she'd be able to eat anything any amount of that thing. It made sense in her mind. If you ate a feast in a dream and woke up you wouldn't feel full, that's what Lulu made sense of in her mind. 

"All of this is new to me, so I don't think I have any requests," Luella chuckled a little to herself. She enjoyed the varying tastes. Any ideas of a realm weren't present yet in her mind - but she'd stress over it for sure. Make it as pleasant as much as possible. Maybe a visit spot too. She'd want to invite friends over. Friends. Lulu paused at Ayames words and it settled in her head. "Oh yeah. Was there a before?" Lulu personally couldn't *Remember* A before. Should she remember one? Was there? Had she missed out on something? Ayames words resonated in a way with Lulu - senses of familiarity and unknown collided in her head as she thought of it and frowned. This felt complicated. And simple. "Context from others?" Luella said slowly, looking over at Ayame. Oh, her poor friend looked exhausted. Which was weird, since they were in a dream. How do you get tired in a dream?
Beverly
"Tis best to not think about it too hard." Vivienne absently took a sip of her drink. "Knowing why you have memories of a past that doesn't exist isn't going to help you in the here and now. I couldn't tell you either. Just accept what you have and work with what you were given." Her eyes flicked cautiously between Ayame and Lulu, her cup covering her mouth. Silently, the moth girl shifted in her seat, steeling herself for the shift in topic she had to bring. "Ah, as much as I would love to stay here and chat for the rest of the day..." She set down her cup with a light clatter and a big smile on her face. "... Unfortunately we all have god business we should be attending to. Which is why I would like to make a request." With a wave of her hand, the snacks and drinks were suddenly moved to newly-appeared carts just to the side of the table.

"If you would be willing to help, I want to create a shared dream, like this one." Vivienne gestured to the world around them. "Except a proper one, large enough to connect every mortal in existence, and every deity that wants a connection. I think this would be worth the effort, not just because dreams are nice to have..." She straightened up, setting her hands on the table. "... But because I am an augur, and dreams are my medium. With a proper shared dream, I can share this gift of prophecy with everyone connected. It might be too out-of-the blue to ask for your help. And we'll definitely need more than just us. But if you did help, I would be..." She paused, eyes passing between them for a moment. "...Lets just say I would die for you~." With closed eyes and a bright smile, she finished her sentence with as much cheer as she could muster.
Sean
"Mmmmh... I don't know... You saying that it takes effort sounds like, well, effort... I mean, if I don't have to do too much, I guess I could help if you want. Actually, I could ask another god right now if they want to help you. The other part of me woke up and, well, it- I mean, I am with another god called Dezód. He's a bit adventurous, but he already created a bunch of mortals. Some lizard people he calls Zandoli."
*Ayame responds to the moth-like goddess. She then goes to grab a muffin from the table and takes a big bite. It tastes really good and manages to calm her a bit more. It takes a bit until she swallows the bits of food so that she can ask a question.*
"Oh, you mentioned a gift of... Prophecy? What's that? Can these dreams show the future or something?"
*She says just before munching on the chocolate-flavoured muffin again.*
Daniel
Lulu at least felt comfort from the words, and nodded as an attempt to clear herself from any nagging thoughts. It worked ok. They'd just be lingering in the back for another time. It was nice advice, too. Lulu held her attention on the mothgirl, listening for the next words. Right. Godly business matters to attend. Her eyes darted over to the moved sweets and she grabbed one last one before setting her attention back onto her friend.

Help? She could help! She smiled to herself realizing she could assist Vivi in something. "I'd love to help." Lulu spoke. The idea seemed good too! So, of course, Lulu would help. She didn't know what a augur was, but she was here to support Vivienne. And, obviously, support Ayame. She'd go to the ends of the world with them just to help. "I would love to help you, Vivienne." Lulu smiled again. "How or when do we start?" She asked, tilting her head slightly.
Beverly
"It is alright if you feel that the effort required..." Vivienne spoke slowly, reaching for another cupcake. "... Will be more than you are able to give. I will tell you what will need to be done, and you can gauge for yourself if you would be comfortable with that." She took a bite, absently straightening her antenna, then continued speaking with a disembodied voice while she ate. *"In order to do this, we are going to need an abundance of gods all dreaming at once. If all of these gods' dreams then got connected, the divine power unleashed would create a endless, shared dream. Or so I theorize. Unfortunately I am not personally capable of connecting all those dreams at once, so we're going to need a few deities willing and able to shoulder a portion of the burden. You do not have to be one of those that does, but I would appreciate it if you could help simply by sleeping at the right time."*

A brief silence fell over the trio, as Vivienne leaned back in her chair and yawned. "If any of us make new friends, we should ask them. Nothing will happen if we don't try. If you really need to sell it..." The dream deity turned to face Ayame. "... Then that's where the prophecy comes in. For me, dreams are a form of scrying. Any dream attached to mine can also be used for this purpose. If there's any prophesied disaster, for example, this could be used to give us time to prepare in advance. For those fond of their mortals as well..." She took a sip of tea before continuing. "It could be used to give them a chance to fight back as well. Being able to divine the future would be an extraordinary tool for anyone. As for when we would start..." Vivienne turned to Lulu, smiling sadly. "I couldn't tell you. All I know is it won't be until we gather enough gods willing to help. Sorry for rambling so much, but that should be everything of importance."