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Life here, so far, was fine. She hadn't been bullied too much. Pleasing her 'master' was obviously easy enough. He sometimes hit her, but nothing that she actually cared about. Though it did wear on her nerves quite a bit. Getting angry at him wouldn't do Ninati any good. She had to blend in to figure out life as a mortal. Mimicking their behaviors were high on her list of priorities.

So making friends, gossiping, she supposed, maybe even having kids.

Her face screwed up at that as she went to go fetch her 'master' food from the pile for his supper before he returned from whatever it was he did all day. She was larger than most of the females here, and it definitely got her a lot of looks, even still. The way Ninati dealt with the attention was to hold her head high and sort of preen. Yes, pay attention to me. You will all love me once you know who I am.

Something tickled her senses though, like the aura of someone similar to her. She knew there were half gods here, mortal children of her mother, possibly. Was it one of them? Her miss matched eyes looked around every now and then as she continued on her job, but something was going to happen.

That something that tickled her senses was getting closer. Ninati looked around more, not even bothering to look in the sky because, why would another god be here in this place? It was making her super uneasy. Her ears pinned back as she picked a large slab of zebra for her 'master'. It would do. There weren't many bigger pieces by now so he couldn't complain too much.

And she began the process of trying to drag it back to the den. Until she got the feeling someone was watching her. "Who's there?" She asked around a mouthful of meat, not wanting to let it go to someone else. That would royally piss her off, not just her 'master'.

"What do you want?"

Large, intimidating, and those impressive wings? Ninati knew a fellow god when she saw one. He didn't seem to recognize she was. Her disguise was working then. The meat dropped from her mouth and she stood over it rather protectively. If she had her wings, they would be fluffed up, trying to get more size to intimidate him right back.

But he didn't seem to want to attack. There was something about him, a certain air that had her questioning his motives while at the same time making her nearly preen at the attention.

Nearly.

"Depends on me?" Her head cocked to the side. "What does that mean, god who hasn't introduced himself." She should probably do that first, but here she was.

Tanaka. She hadn't heard of him. Her head remained canted as she studied the god before her. He was fairly handsome, she had to admit, in a dangerous sort of way. The way he settled had Ninati relax just a smidge. Okay so he wasn't after her meal.

"Ninati," she replied cooly, evenly. Playing hard to get was difficult when you weren't really sure what you were doing. "And you'll have to be fairly ...enticing to get my mind off this zebra."

Would he accept the challenge? The fact he didn't know her sent a little thrill through the goddess.

She didn't know him, so the smile didn't unnerve her. The goddess found herself intrigued by this god she'd never heard of before. Licking her nose a little, the female stayed where she was yet again as he moved closer. At least she wasn't getting more protective. She was thinking less and less about the meat she should deliver and only thought about this god before her.

The strut had her grinning slightly and then she snorted at his words.

"I can see that..." She relaxed her posture, shaking out her fur and let her longer mane settle around her face again. "...Could I help you with something?"

She giggled to herself again and Ninati bit down on the inside of her cheek. Oh he was good. Laying it on thick. Her tail flicked to the side, showing she was clearly interested in what he was doing and saying.

"Alright... I'll go with you." He seemed fun. Besides, he didn't try to really do anything other than seduce her. That could be really fun. Being with a mortal.

"I'll follow you."