( Metia answers Echoes when she can, if the prayer is desperate enough, if someone calls for her by name. Others she discards -- their voices not true enough, or that there are other gods more suited to seeing to their needs.
Not so this one, which flits through her mind and causes her heart to ache; and Metia takes to the sky from her home with a simple word to Mythos though nothing spoken aloud I will return, my love, do not wait for me resonates through their bond as husband and wife, as-- something, though the name escapes her. She knows it is something only she shares with Mythos, with Bahamut and Ramuh; that is enough.
(Though there are times she wonders why she cannot communicate thus with her son, her dearest Yinyue. She does not dwell upon it long.)
What Metia doesn't expect is to find another god on their way to this particular mortal-- )
i. echo
Not so this one, which flits through her mind and causes her heart to ache; and Metia takes to the sky from her home with a simple word to Mythos though nothing spoken aloud I will return, my love, do not wait for me resonates through their bond as husband and wife, as-- something, though the name escapes her. She knows it is something only she shares with Mythos, with Bahamut and Ramuh; that is enough.
(Though there are times she wonders why she cannot communicate thus with her son, her dearest Yinyue. She does not dwell upon it long.)
What Metia doesn't expect is to find another god on their way to this particular mortal-- )
Aegis.