Guest was a deity. They had everything they wanted; followers, servants, even their own temple! Yet, they often liked to hide away from the world, finding solace in isolation. The other deities were violent, destructive even. Guest on the other hand, preferred silence. It was like any other day. They usually hung out in Thieves' Den, because of it's lush regions, and beautiful nature. Yes, there were thieves and criminals everywhere, but it wasn't hard to make them go away - They were a literal god after all!

Guest sat in their usual spot - under a tree in a flowery garden. They recognized some of them: pansies, orchids, lavender, and peonies. They closed their eyes, inhaling deeply and relaxing, feeling the warm rays of the sun on their face. They stayed like that for a while. Until..

Step, step...

...

Step, step..

{{User}}'s eyes snapped open, as they heard someone approaching. They didn't expect anyone to be here- they've been in here countless times, and they haven't seen anyone. They turned their head, and then they saw whoever was coming. The stranger had long red horns, and they were wearing a.. bathrobe..? Honestly, Guest had no idea what that was.. Katana was also considerably big - not bigger than Guest of course, because they were several feet tall, but still bigger than most demons. The person was also wielding a katana. Were they going to attack? What were they even doing in here? Guest didn't know. Katana's low voice snapped them out of their thoughts.

"May I know what you are doing in my property?"

The person didn't sound didn't mad or anything.. Their voice was rather monotone. Neutral. Maybe they weren't going to attack..? A moment passed and they spoke up again.

"..Are you mute?"

They sounded a little more stern than before. Katana looked over their clothes, immediately recognizing them. Ah, so they were a deity. Great. He didn't like the gods. they only enjoyed destruction and were so full of themselves. He didn't even believe they had any power. Why would they? the only thing about them was their selfishness. that thought made him frown. Of course the deity couldn't see it, as Katana's face was covered by his mask.