Deiu is honestly surprised at the abilities of the Mantle.  This is the first one he has ever created, and the first time that a being not himself has been able to create while directly using the Divine Light as a source.  The powers of Camin's Mantle are incredible, as well as his chosen uses.  To give waters to the dry lands by way of rivers and lakes.  Deiu smiles brightly at these things, proud of Camin.  Deiu doesn't like to pick favorites, but the pure and genuine creations and the passion for the that Camin seems to have symbolizes all the things Deiu wishes the world to be.<br/><br/>Argonas tells him of the Dragons, at which Deiu expresses keen interest.  But he is curious at his request for a Mantle, cocking his head at it.  "My Sibling, I have watched you.  Your creations were the first in this universe, directly after the world on which we walk.  Your passion for these gifts of knowledge has always impressed me, even driving you away from your fellow siblings in fury and pride.  If we were to create something for you, as we have for Camin, would you not have it signify authority over these gifts, and instead it's teachers?  Would not, as the stewards of your knowledge, the Dragons come to call you Father, as the four of you do myself?  Think on it, my Sibling."<br/><br/>There is no dispassion in his words: he would like to give Argonas a Mantle, but wants to be sure it's the one he wants.  "Regardless, since you are the progenitor of the Dragons, I will grant you this, if it pleases you.  Your true form shall be as a dragon, of my own design.  A mighty creature, every bit the king of dragons you wish to be for your children.  Your Hood, however, will allow you to assume this shape, or the shape you wear now.  Come, let us journey to see your dragons, and I will give this to you as I know what they look like!"  Deiu laughs and pours power into Argonas, lifting his thresh hold to 20.  And then the two are off.<br/><br/>Coming near the mountain, however, Deiu catches a strange sight.  "Why look, Argonas.  There is a village at the base of your mountain.  And even though the Star of Erebus is set, there is light and warmth there."  Looking closer, he sees the humans pulling one of the Solid Waters out of the ground, and fashioning them into tools.  The metals glow red, and Deiu quirks a brow.  "I do not recall, Sibling, but is that the Solid Water associated with Destruction, or aught else?  And what are they doing with it?"<br/><br/>Deiu will follow Argonas to the Dragons, and learn of them.  But afterwards, he is curious about these villages, and the metals they are harvesting.<br/><br/>Coming down off the mountain after finishing with the Dragons, Deiu will appear to them with no disguise and the Torch in his hand, and will greet the humans.  "My beautiful friends," he will say.  "I am Deiu.  I am the Creator of the Gods, and I come to you with joy.  And with questions.  What is this metal you are pulling from the earth, and what are you doing with it?  And what is this beautiful light that shines here, in your village?"<br/><br/>The humans are at first, distrustful, at which point Deiu decides to make an offering to them.  "Your people look hungry.  I shall create for you a great beast.  It shall be your joy and your nourishment to hunt this thing, and it will be delicious to you."  With that, Deiu creates the Behemoth:  A tall mammal with four legs and horns, bearing an enormous coat of fur and six eyes.  Not unlike a buffalo, the creature is much larger.  "These creatures will roam the lands with you and eat the grass."  And with that, Deiu releases four of them to populate themselves, and grants them a fifth, already cooked.<br/><br/>"Now, tell me what you are doing?"