MOVED!

//Hey guys! I’ve been thinking lately about moving my muses from @scrxll to this blog and making this a proper multimuse?

I liked separating my supernatural ocs from the fam here but I know I don’t pay as much attention on Ayumu and Setau’s blog as I do this one so I think moving them here might allow me to be more active with them???

But then it’s like I feel like it’s hard to have a multimuse with such varying characters?? trying to balance all those aesthetics and stuff?? idk

I’m also thinking about doing this bc I really want to add Thoth and Idris (Setaus’ real father and adoptive father) as muses as well as a new oc that i want to work into the crime au I have on this blog??? He would be a majorly bad serial killer guy (I’ve been binge watching Criminal Minds and I keep eying Geo.rge Fo.yet like??? I need a muse like him in my life tbh) so yeah??

So like??? a) should i move everyone here and b) would you guys even be interested in Thoth/Idris/This new bad guy???

Ayumu was relating this feeling to how humans felt about their pets; they knew the animal probably had no clue why they pet them but were still overjoyed at the recognition! It was a happy thing to witness.

And there he goes, bouncing off to please Ayumu’s whims some more. Ayumu can’t help but chuckle at the man’s fleeting figure.

The chuckle does not remain when he returns from the water’s edge a while later and finds the fire not yet started. He assumes the other is either still searching diligently or has managed to become lost or distracted. Either way, Ayumu had more than enough to feed them both– a mixture of various fish species and even a large crab that Tiki, if he did well with the fire and came back in a timely manner, would receive.

What a generous god he was.

When the young man does come back, all the fish are laid out in the sand, evenly portioned. “You took your time.” He comments blandly as he awaits Tiki’s success.

The fire roars to life and his eyes light up, a small clap being given. “Good, good! Let usss feassst!”

❝ Gotta… Make sure that I have enough fire to start a… Decent fire, right? ❞ He did accidentally say the word ‘fire’ twice, but he did not recognize his mistake, so he did not correct himself. He eyed the fish that Ayumu caught. Although he expected as much from a god, he was still impressed. His stomach rumbled again, reminding himself just how hungry he is.

A fish flew from the layout, and hovered over the fire as though it could fly. Tiki did not know which fish he picked, since he didn’t know much about the sea creatures at all. ❝ I can… Cook as many as I want… Maybe even all of ‘em, if they were bigger, but… I’ve only ever cooked one at a time, and usually that’s… Rabbits. ❞

Again, the magic occurred and Ayumu’s eyes follow the floating meal, silently impressed by the act whilst also trying to hide his wonderment with a steely gaze. “You eat rabbitsss?” That didn’t seem like a traditional human meal.

“It isss no problem. You are a guessst to my territory and it isss cussstomary.” Quite a civilized view on hospitality but then again, what else would one expect from a god?

He crunches some more into the fish, sharp teeth gnawing at tiny scales. “Do you often eat thingsss like this back…back home?” He’s still new to most cultural gastronomy. Fish was of course the main meals for Ikuchi but having any form of other food was a rare occasion– it only happened if a new animal wandered too close to the water’s edge or a patron of the beach brought new food.

“That’s fair- it’s appreciated nonetheless.“ It only seemed fair to be kind to a guest but it still left Saima rather grateful for the rather enjoyable time. 

The conversation was turning more towards Setau and he cannot help but to blush and duck his head, flattered at such a compliment but also a bit in denial about such things.

He didn’t see his kindness as something very extraordinary– didn’t everyone strive to be kind? “Thanks– That’s very nice of you to– to say…I don’t know how….how useful all that would be but…” He ends lamely with a shrug and pursed lips.

It was clear that Setau had a more modest self-image, no matter of whether it was warranted. It was a personality that Saima didn’t often see these days and it endeared them to him. 

- Be Amazed -

And there he goes, bouncing off to please Ayumu’s whims some more. Ayumu can’t help but chuckle at the man’s fleeting figure.

The chuckle does not remain when he returns from the water’s edge a while later and finds the fire not yet started. He assumes the other is either still searching diligently or has managed to become lost or distracted. Either way, Ayumu had more than enough to feed them both-- a mixture of various fish species and even a large crab that Tiki, if he did well with the fire and came back in a timely manner, would receive.

What a generous god he was.

When the young man does come back, all the fish are laid out in the sand, evenly portioned. “You took your time.” He comments blandly as he awaits Tiki’s success.

“…Not…not alwaysss,” Mainly due to precaution. “– but when I do, people either do not believe me or do not take me ssseriousssly!” He hisses, arms crossing over his chest in indignation. He was absolutely baffled as to why anyone would underestimate him.

“I think thisss human disssguissse isss hindering me. It isss too…too…” He wiggles his arms about, showcasing their lanky awkwardness. “I am ssso tall but not very large…I am about asss threatening asss…” His gaze snaps up to Gilbert, clearly unimpressed. “…asss you.”

“Well, honestly, I can see why you wouldn’t always disclose yourself but I can see why people wouldn’t take you seriously either. I mean, do you think people would believe me if I said what I am?”