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The gods haven was not the wastelands Aketch adored but it was still her home and she felt a calling back to the cold peaks of the gods haven. Her powers were not yet recharged so in a way she supposed it was a safe place to rest once in a while until she recovered from her reawakening.

Black tattered feathers of that of a vulture were fanned out above the sky of the haven as she circled around looking for a good place to land. The haven seemed pretty empty these days so there wasn't a lot to watch out for. Choosing what looked to be a nice soft patch of snow the goddess began her descent out reaching her claws ready for impact. The landing was a success and the snow beneath had proven to be a wise landing choice with a loud crunching sound that followed.

Against the pure whiteness the goddess looked very out of place with her darker features and blood red markings. Aketch was a scary looking goddess but her heart did not match her exterior. She was not a saint but she surely was no terror.

Lifting a claw she daintily pressed it in the snow before her repeating the crunch noise. Delighted, the goddess did the same with her other front claw. Aketch lifted her head proudly and daintily began her walk and crunch partly looking for a nice place to lay down but mostly enjoying the satisfying crunch beneath her claws and back paws. The enjoyment was a secret she'd hold close.

The sound of anothers voice caught the goddess off guard. Aketch nearly toppled over in surprise partly because she was pretty sure she'd been found out that she was enjoying the soft crunching noise of the snow.

"Wah-Why.. thank you ," She stumbled over her words a bit looking like she'd been caught in the middle of a perfect crime. The goddess lifted one of her claws from the snow and looked down at it, "It's pretty different than most gods I've seen," She added. "I don't mind cause I like them too." There was a friendly flash of a smile.

She got a full glimpse of the god she was speaking with from behind her skull helm and had to admit this god was a fetching sight. Not that Aketch was a bout to flirt but she'd give credit where credit was due. He was probably one of the more handsome gods she'd seen. He'd complimented her so she needed to compliment him back so the goddess was quick to scan his features for her truly favorite and landed on one she really liked.

"Your wings are wonderful," She was quite happy with that choice , "I really like the bones." It was true such macabre beauty was something Aketch would cling on to.

Aketch padded a little closer adding a little emphasis to each crunch of the snow as she stepped. He'd offered his name but not domain which was always interesting. Aketch cocked her head very vulture like at the male before offering her name.

"Aketch goddess of scavengers. Pleasure to meet you." She was friendly in her delivery but may have been over bearing in her examination of the god as she switched her head posture to look at him closer to see if she could guess what his domain may be.

"Are you ... god of blooms? NO WAIT Don't tell me ... god of ... fashion? God of .. the pampered? Okay you should tell me I'm not gonna guess it."

He revealed his domain and Aketch's mouth formed an O. That made complete sense to the goddess. That also may have explained why he was a good looking god.

"Well...." She was looking for the words. "Wow. That explains a lot." She didn't mean to chuckle but she did which sounded eerily a little like a hyena's. "I guess gods really are the embodiment of their domains. Wow. How curious."

The goddess stretched her wings out in response to the offer of food. She had an intimidating wing span to some as her wings resembled that of a vultures but in their own way they were also quite beautiful. Well, to Aketch they were. Aketch really liked vultures.

"I have some ideas where we could go if you wanna follow me to the mortal realm." She looked quite excited from behind her skull helm. "Follow me~" With a powerful flap the goddess managed to get airborne which was partly her wings and partly the fact all gods could fly.