Ybris couldn't believe that Finnos thought he was responsible for what had happened to the creature he was holding."Brother do you really think I would make a creature that has to destroy others to survive? You hurt me, and while I agree that this ...thing has been Twisted, I believe it has as much a right to Live as all our other creations." Having said that the God Life still handed the bird over to his younger sibling not wanting to ruin their relation." Just one last bit of advice, in case you do decide to destroy the creature present to Balsis first." Refusing to say anything more the God of Life imbued his younger Brother's newest creations with his gift before abandoning his physical form. Still angry he began plotting something to both counteract any more killing and to lash out at Finnos. _"I'll give every single mortal creature the ability to reproduce on their own. Of course I'll need more power for something like that."_ His mind made up Ybris set out for Synn's location.

_GM POST_ After Synn had given its questionable 'gift' to the furry creature known as 'Alpha', the creature immediately obeyed Synn's orders and searched around the desert for his masters. After about an hour Alpha saw a strange sand structure in the distance. Rushing towards it, he found the human couple drinking from Balsis' lake. Alpha woofed at them. The couple was anxious and terrified. They didn't move to appear harmless, but Alpha just stood there, his tail wagging, looking with some sort of smile at his new masters. The man stretched his hand towards the furry body of Alpha, moving it back and forth. Alpha seems to enjoy it, and the woman joined up as well. The fur felt soft and comfortable. After a few minutes of doing so, Alpha crouched down towards the lake, and drank from it by vigorously moving his tongue. Both the human couple and Alpha loves each other's company.

Spatium watched Finnos angrily questioned Ybris from Luna. She couldn't help but giggle at the idea of Ybris corrupting the hideous thing Finnos was holding. She knew full well who caused the transformation. Not many things can be hidden from her, only matters of the heart and soul are hidden to her but of the physical realm she knew everything that happened or matters. She watched a unique being almost like them, but not really, it was corrupt unlike their supposed purity. It didn't speak, but she doesn't care for it's name. She might as will tell her little brother about it. She teleported to where Finnos is. "Greetings little brother~" Spatium purred. "I seen who twisted your cute little bird friend." She said with a smile. "Well... more like what." She stopped herself calling the thing a who. "It's a kind of being like us, but... Corrupt, hideous thing with it's form has four limbs each but before I could questioned it, it vanished. "She explained to Finnos. "But you should ask the Old God about the being, he should have answer, or if you want to speak to the being I could keep an eye out for it and tell you where it is, for a request." She smiles.

Finnos watched his brother go, and from the expression on his then human-like face, knew that he had possible enraged him at his accusation. Finnos sighed loudly, like an animal whining with hopelessness. He should've known it wasn't him, he was so rash to accuse him and didn't even consider asking him where he found it or saw what happened. Finnos stared down at this corrupted bird. It tried to fly away, sensing his anger at its very existence, but found itself unable to move. It looked at him with black, beady eyes. Finnos had it under his control. Finnos finally addressed it after they stared at each other for so long. It, wondering if it would survive, him, wondering what to do with it. "Who did this to you?" Finnos glared, his arms crossing. He looked like a disappointed parent about to discipline a child. "Know I not." it cawed in reply, shifting its weight. It ruffled its dark feathers. "You did not see?" "Saw I nothing but black." "Hmm." Finnos paced on the riverside. "You killed one of your kind." "That I did." The dark bird looked up at him, emotionless. "No choice had I. Hungry was I." "We had created for you plently of berries and fruits to feed upon." Finnos narrowed his eyes, pausing in thought. "Why do you eat your kind?" The bird seemed to visibly hesitate. "K-know I not.." Finnos studied the creature, understanding that it was not of its own accord to have commited a horrendous act. "I will let you live." The boy said curtly, plopping his bare rear on the rivershore. He scooped the immobile creature to his chest and stroked its glossy feathers. Finnos shaped it so it would no longer look so horrifying, but only a sleek black bird of odd size and unintended malignant mannerisms. "What will you call yourself?" "Crow." "Crow." Finnos let the one-syllable word roll off his tongue. "Okay. However Crow.. you must be punished for this first murder." Crow replied only with silence, looking at the river beside them both. "You are to be despised, an omen of badness. You will be cursed in all your days as a consumer of carrion-- the dead flesh of beast and man alike. You will feast upon all the disgusting and rotten fleshy-parts. No life will you take again for a meal. A scavenger you will be. Go." The bird emitted an incredulous caw as it was released, and took to the sky before disappearing from sight. He stared at the riverside, now remembering he had new humans to take care of. Though alive, the trance -like state imposed by Finnos was still on them. As he was rousing them and teleporting them to their locations where they would create nations, his sister, which he had modeled all felines from, Spatium, appeared. He listened to her words carefully, and her proposition. "Eldest sister, I do not think I wish to bother Father with this." What he spoke was true; Finnos feared the wrath of his Father should Balsis presume he had created the abomination he just altered and cursed. Finnos decided he would amuse his sister, curious as to who did this to his lovely bird. "What is it that you ask of me sister? I would be honored by any request..." - The singular Faenos, having felt being watched, searched for the owner of eyes that regarded her. After a moment or two, It felt the feeling subside, but something else caught Its attention. A lone wolf, staring a a figure she could not make out. It could hear nothing exchanged between the two of them. Dropping on all fours, It crawled toward the two, Its amber eyes peering at them with piqued curiosity. Apparently at that time their "conversation" discontinue, and the wolf was teleported. It stood, leaning behind a tree to shyly look at the entity. It was no animal. The Faenos wondered whether or not it was safe to call out to it, but It was full of fear and did not do so. It should return to Finnos quickly, but felt frozen in awe at the entity. Another God, It supposed, but of what?

Spatium smiles. "Yeah, Father wouldn't like to be accuse for something he didn't do." She replied bluntly. "What I ask of you little Brother, is that the creatures you made in my figure..." She stopped dramatically. "Is that they are to be respected by humanity, to be sneaky like shadows, and as clever as I." She requested to Finnos. "That's not to much to ask is it~?" She purred.

After blessing the humans, he toured around the world to see the wonders his children had done. A shelter, birds, land creatures and insects. Balsis smiled with joy. Glancing at the humans, he saw, in the corner of his eye, a furry creature running towards them. Fearful of his manifestation, Balsis prepared to materialize in order to stop the beast. He waited, though - and followed it with caution. When it reached the humans, it woofed, wagged its tail, and seems docile. The humans began to pet him, and both creature and the humans liked it. Balsis' joy tripled, thinking about how nice of his children to create a companion to the humans. Wanting to give his kind words to Finnos, he teleported towards him. "My child, I find it kind and compassionate of you to give the best creature on this planet a worthy companion", he said with a smile. Balsis, however, is oblivious to the first murder.

Felin was......a bit late. He had only seemed to appear now, did that make him unknown to the others? No matter, he had a job to do. He wandered towards the planet, "Earth", as it was already being known. He looked around it. "Water and sand is fine enough, but those creatures in that structure need things to make a roof out of, and what are they going to eat once the fruit runs out?" As he was saying this, he dragged the tendrils of his "arm" just past the beaches, and around the deserts and mountains, and this brown dirt trailed in his arm's wake. It would be able to grow and support plant life, and the plant life would provide shelter and comfort for the animals of the region. Already, grass began growing near the beaches and mountains, and the deserts, and bushes, ferns and trees began sprouting, some were to bear fruit. He accepted that the humans would need to destroy his trees to build, but he was to provide a gift or two to his plants. "I, Felin, give you the gift to produce various seeds, depending on your type, and the ability to drop these and reproduce in your own way, unlike the animals." He thought on this for a moment, and decided the plants and animals needed some advantage that the creatures in that building didn't have. "You will be able to communicate with each other plant and animal, but not those creatures in the structure. You can speak to each other, but they can not hear. Some things are confined to the plants and animals, nature. However, some of those creatures will have a gift, and they can speak with you. Farewell." He had to go figure out what was happening elsewhere, he decided to wander over to those two gods. (Balsis and Finnos) "Hello, who are you?"

It was done, the creature had obeyed. Now, the first steps towards domestication. Soon they shall learn of how to rule over other things. And they will find it most pleasing. --- His attention returned to Faenos, who had detected the lord of lordship and hid from the lord god among the trees. "This creature, Spawn of Finnos, for what reason does it crawl and conceal itself before Synn, God of Control. Dare it mock Synn in hidden prostration? Reveal yourself, Faenos, Spawn of Finnos, and let Synn admire your rightful submission. And then rise, as by instilling a part of himself, Brother Finnos, God of Animals, has bestowed upon you a portion of his divinity, Synn will accept your status as the first of the demigod and merely require you to genuflect before Synn as recognition of your position above the other creations of Finnos." And so, Faenos would know who it was that she faced, a god who had ironically recognized her partial divinity and in lieu of requiring her to bow until her breath brushed upon the earth, allowed her only to kneel before him. They were far from equal after all, and Synn had no intention of letting such a creature able to deny him as he did for Humans. That gift was for those creatures, and those creatures only. "Brother Finnos, God of Animals, has made a most interesting creation, far superior in beauty and grace beyond his greatest. And he had given unto it a portion of his power, a part of his control over his domain, for the purpose of assisting him in creation. Yet, does it question its creator and purpose? While Finnos has made other creatures in pairs and multitudes, this creature set before Synn is alone, unique and without equal. It obeys him and fulfills the purpose assigned to it, creating other creatures in his stead. Yet for it is a singularity, is it truly his most cherished creation? Or is it little more than a living tool Finnos had made to serve his own ends. From the power given to it, it is able to create itself a counterpart and yet it has not. Perhaps it was not commanded by Finnos to make more of its kin, or perhaps it fears the wrath of straying from its created purpose, to which he has created a perfect tool. Speak now creature, let Synn know of your capabilities such that Synn may see if you are worthy of being more than a mere tool. Create, if you can, a creature for Synn, from the form of Humans, take one and endow it with the features of the second creature, now known as 'Alpha.' Let such a creature also be able to take the guise of either of its brethren, and may it be as man and creature. Do this to discover your limits Faenos, spawn of Finnos." It would be difficult to resist the God of Command's words. Even without having to weave a proper edict or mandate, the weight of Synn words would bear heavily upon the mind. Even now as Ybris, God of Life sought out Synn for greater powers, the prophetic utterances which were made spoke of progeny and descendants...

### **_This has been auteded, the gm's word is law, this never happend, history is set right!_**

Finnos bowed his head out of respect for his sister and her request. "It is done, Spatium. Your felines will be nimble, quick, sly, and intelligent. The humans will look upon them and be reminded of their Goddess, and sing praise to you. Now tell me who did this..." Finnos stiffened with alarm, as his father had abruptly appeared out of no where. Did he know what had occurred with Crow? He squeezed his eyes shut, preparing for a reprimand from his Father. But it never came. Instead, praise for something he had no idea about. His gold eyes opened and quirked a brow in confusion, but erased the expression from his face immediately, and tried not sigh in relief. Instead, he extended his senses to determine what his father was speaking of. He searched through all of his creation, finally stopping at the life that resided with the humans. He knew it was a wolf, that's what Finnos had originally called it, but he knew something had changed. He would speak with it later. He didn't mind either that the tamed wolf seemed to be close to the humans, as it was his intention for all of them to reside peacefully. "Oh, yes, of course Father." He hoped by his awkward pause he didn't deter Him. "It was always my goal for Man and Animal to live harmoniously." Finnos looked up at the old man, beaming. Yet internally he screamed, please don't find out. He turned to the side and saw his brother Felin appear, and his face lit up with glee, yes,the spotlight would be taken off of him. - The Faenos, when addressed, slinked from the tree with Its eyes lowered. It did not wish to look upon something that was far greater than It. "I meant n-no offense, Lord." It fell upon its knees and bowed, pressing Its forehead to the earth. It murmured apologies, excuses of being recently born with little interaction and simple intelligence. It dared to finally raise its head as it was complimented, and a small smile formed on its lips. To be treated with such care from a God had a large impact on it. Flattered by Synn's words, it was inevitable that It would be swayed to his reasoning. "I find you are right." It sat up, looking curiously at its fingers. "I am capable of many things, not a tool to be toyed with, and for helping me realize this, I will do as you command, my Lord." It slowly stood, eyes shifting back and forth with mischievous intent. It formed a wolf with wiggling fingers and grandiose waves of Its arms. The wolf sat before the Faenos, a shell devoid of life for Ybris had not given it any. She didn't form a human, but instead "stole" one, plucking from the earth one of Finnos's new humans. It appeared before her with the wave of a hand, bewildered and scared, and crouched to the ground in the presence of such powerful beings. He whimpered, unsure of what was to happen. With narrowed amber eyes It placed its hands upon the shell of the wolf. It forced with dark fingers its mouth agape, but did not stop there. The Faenos continued to tear back the wolf's muzzle, the audible sound of ripping flesh and fur ringing out within the clearing they stood in. A bird let out a startled chirp, and the human's eyes widened in horror. The Faenos continued yank apart the wolf's body, finally rendering it to two separate pieces, top and bottom. The human stumbled back out of fright due to the atrocity that was being committed before it. Scarlet flew in all directions, pooling upon the ground and spattering across the poor human's face. The human tried to crawl away on all fours, so shocked it could not remind itself to stand. But the Faenos was faster. With quickened movements Itthrew the top half of the carcass onto the human, still poised on the ground. He let out a pitiful scream, muffled by the wolf's upper jaw. The Faenos began to make weaving motions, and the human let out small whimpers, more animal then human, as if the pelt was literally being sewn on. Now one could not tell if they had ever been apart in the first place. Interlocking Its fingers, the Faenos finally fused the two together. What was left was a shaking and traumatized canine, no human to be seen. "A present, for you, my Lord." The Faenos prostrated itself before him. "For the realization of my abilities." The Faenos afterwards moved to dispose of the other half of the wolf shell.