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Message: <blockquote data-quote="GlassEye" data-source="post: 5201131" data-attributes="member: 40413">Ubariya squints up at the Sun Goddess.  Some days she wished her sister were just a little dimmer.  "I presume... I hope that is why the Forger desired for us to meet here.  Whether we bring them from our homeworlds, or spawn them," she looks over at the shambling mass of plantlife that is the One and the Many, "...or whether we birth them, maybe today is the day mortals walk upon our world."Entering the Hall of Meeting with the others Ubariya notices that Lavaria has already arrived.  She smiles at the Goddess of Fire though it is more polite greeting than actual affection.  "A pleasure to see you again so soon, Sister."  Ubariya glances around the room taking in its immense space, the table large enough to hold a meeting of the gods plus a few which draws a thoughtful look from her, and the sundry chairs surrounding the table.  Ubariya walks around the room until she finds a very large chair of black iron, more framework than furniture but still very solid, with webwork that stretches between the iron spans.  Settling herself in the web a pealing laughter rings throughout the room.  "That Forger!  Never suspected the fellow would have such a sense of humor."  Now comfortably semi-reclining in her chair of web and iron Ubariya continues to look about the room and wait for the other gods.After long minutes of waiting and wondering Ubariya tentatively speaks.  "Duretep?  Please, join the rest of us here in the Hall of Meeting in the city the Forger has crafted for us."  She doesn't know for certain if the Mad God will get the message she has sent but for some reason she believes that he will.</blockquote>

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