Heliasillyel pulled back from Torath and put her slender finger on her lower lip, looking at the newcomer for a brief moment, before speaking. "I am sorry your story will have to wait Shining Champion, although I do take a liking to your title. I am called the Shining Maiden by some after all! - Heliasillyel laughed and swung around, rotating and flowing her white robe along. - I will leave you with Lavaria's charms, she seems hungry for male attention. You would do best to figure out how your power came to be. The Mist is not a place where any mortal can enter, so you are surely of the Divine now."
The Sun Goddess turned around and resumed her conversation with Sirion, with a serious expression, something seldom seen on her pretty face. "And how are we to enforce this rule? Do we all readily take a stab at the transgressor, like a bunch of unrefined mortals, and claw away at his power and portfolio like vultures when he dies? And, we are all relatively weak here, all due to different reasons, but I know the Forger's way, he is mind-numbingly pedantic in this fashion - each of our individual power at the moment is equal. - Heliasillyel paused and looked around, stopping her gaze on the Lost Prophet and the Goddess of Fire. - Plus, what is to stop anyone from doing anything? Tomorrow, Duretepp may decide to redeem your broken ways of obtaining knowledge, or dear Lavaria there may conclude that the whole world needs to bask in her fires. Do the rest of us act as enforcers and start a war of the Gods? What good then is this rule? I say walking in our true forms, while in our own domains is fine, so long as we don't abuse our power or try to do stupid things. If anyone has an uncanny urge to do stupid things this little pact here will not prove an obstacle."