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The sky was a lot clearer the more inland the vulture-like goddess flew. That was ideal as she was not exactly a fan of storm clouds after her last run in with them having been electrocuted. Her big black wings flapped haphazardly over the lush green landscape. It was no wonder the landscape was so green with it semi near where the storms rolled in. This area probably got a little more rain than what was normal for other areas. It could also be that Aketch usually ended up in wastelands because she highly preferred the wastelands.

A nice mountain top was calling her name so Aketch folded her wings in a little and landed. The scavenger goddess winced upon impact as she was still not fully healed. Damn it. She should have stayed around Tanaka's den a little longer but he'd already done so much for her. It was better if she went off and walked it off now that she was able to.

Aketch sighed and took a seat. Now that she was closer to the landscape she really could take in the beauty of the place. This place was really lush and really green like really green. There didn't seem to be any vultures in the sky which Aketch had taken note of but there were plenty of other birds in the air, prey birds and predator birds alike.

Even with out vultures about it was still a nice area.

Oh wait, a vulture flew over head, okay this was a great area. The goddess smiled as she was pleased. Every ecosystem needed scavengers of some sort.

The sound of chirping alerted the goddess but she did not go looking for the cause of the sound as chirping birds were just part of nature. The goddess instead stretched her self out and circled about until she was lying comfortable on the perch she'd decided for her self. Here she could watch over the green scenery and enjoy her self.

The perch, which Aketch had decided to rest, was particularly comfortable. Her eyes had begun to become half lidded as the peaceful scene before her unfolded. The great wilderness was something to drink in for sure.

Her ear wiggled as she heard someones voice. A hello was met with a lioness frantically looking for the source of the sound. Her eyes settled on some one she'd not noticed before. Some one who looked as if they were a god. They must have been a god.

Aketch blinked from behind her skull helm and processed what or who she was looking at.

"Hi."

The goddess continued to gaze not really realizing that her form was just as confusing for some one to look at with the mismash of animals that formed her chimera like physique.

It took a moment longer than Aketch would care to admit for her to realize that the male god was referring to her helmet. It was only when his eyes rested on her helm that she realized.

"Its possible it could be." She was being serious with that statement because Aketch wasn't sure who may have known the original skull owner. Even Aketch wasn't completely sure who they were or chose not to remember the original skulls owner. One of the two to be safe.

"I could ask you about the original fellow who's pelt you dawn now too," She smirked and gingerly walked up to this new god. For some reason she felt at ease around him.

"Aketch. Scavengers." She offered.

Aketch raised a brow at the explanation given about the origin of the bear pelt. Things made sense the moment the God offered up his domain. The goddesses mouth formed an 'O' now understanding the gods reasoning.

"Wow. Nature?" She smiled now feeling a little more at ease. "I feel like our domains have a lot of over lap. Well. I suppose you over lap with many many domains but I can say that as the goddess of scavengers I do have a great deal of respect for you and your domain," She bowed her head to show how humbled she was.

"I'm not one to normally fan girl but I really mean it when I say I have a lot of respect for you. I try my best to represent scavengers and keep our balance with in nature." She was quite gleeful now.

"Yeah we all play apart but you're literally the god of Nature which means you pretty much win... at Nature," Aketch pointed out in almost too readily a gleeful response. The logic was sound as far as she was concerned and there was no way to talk her out of what she'd made her mind up about this.

"Well thank you for that but again you're literally the god of nature so anything I could do is only a small portion in the grand scheme of what you can do. So. Again. You win." It was hard to tell at this point if she was being a smart a** or sincere. The answer was the latter but as a certain god of conflict could testify; Aketch was not always an easy goddess to figure out or get along with.

Her wings had excitedly fanned out during this entire conversation. She was intrigued and it would seem that Cor had a new sort of pest on his paws. Her name was Aketch and she could be a stick situation to get rid of when she decided she was your fan.

"Oh. I know I'm right," She declared not getting the picture that maybe her extreme enthusiasm had possibly spooked the god in to wanting to leave. Aketch now knew of Cor and would probably find him again at a later date but for now she was content to watch him leave.

Nature was heavily tied to her domain so there was no question the two would some how trip over each other. Oh. She'd win him over. At least Aketch told her self this in her head place.