A second Character Chat? Why the hell not!

She didn't return the grin for once, her face haunted as she pointed up, where the two giants had a battle of strength. Meyja might be the goddess of hope, but she was ruthless when it came to protection. Already, Cinthia was loosing control.

Hydrox watched as the shapes in the sky started to grow closer. He knew that energy, often feared by all save a few. 3 hellish looking dragons were hovering above. To those who seen such beasts, knew these weren't the 'good' dragons.
"Well, so much for that…knew something would come, but of all things, didn't expect that trio to show up…"

The three beasts glanced down, each flashing a grin of fangs. One them released a loud rumble, a thing of red electricity seeming to run along the spines.
"Well, well, well, what have we here then?"
The beast that had spoken was much larger compared to the pair on either side of it. It's voice was deep, male. One of smaller ones suddenly spoke up, voice feminine, "Hm? Pity, here I thought it was a weak chaos dragon…how disappointing."
"Shut it Visenya. Even if it was, I call first dibs."

She slowly backed away from the two. "There is nothing that can stop a goddess in her true form, especially one as unstable as Meyja. We can only flee and hope her siblings will be able to calm her enough so Cinthia can come back." She glanced up, blanching even further. "Oh no."

Isla sighed as she spotted the beasts. "By the stars, we really don't need this right now." She turned into Avra, her goddess form. This spooked Agdrin, who knew he wouldn't stand a chance against two Royals. He shoved Meyja off of him and disappeared in a cloud of smoke.
Avra attempted to calm Meyja, who now wanted to destroy the beasts.

Kasi smiled slightly. "I'm sorry, Runner, but even you can't take on the wrath of a full-fledged goddess, especially one that is the highest tier there is." She frowned. "And as for Agdrin…" her voice softened. "He's too far gone."

Kasi rested a hesitant hand on Runner's shoulder. "You are still Tega. You never changed. I–" she looked away. "I simply suppressed his influence and allowed you to become your own person. They are not his memories. They're yours."

The 3 creatures each grinned. The biggest chuckled as he sensed the power, and hostility now pointed in their direction, "Well would ya look at that sisters, seems we have someone who wants to kill us."
The one who hadn't spoken yet, finally did, "Silly creature…though I suppose if it comes to it, we should be careful."
The largest only laughed "How cute. We have come to be nearly a match for a full-grown Chaos dragon, even more so. Only one we have to fear is Titus, but let's face it, he isn't going to be free from his seal any time soon."

Hydrox was quiet, then finally started to speak, "Hellauder; Destroyer of Men, and his sisters; Visenya and Sevilith. 3 of the most powerful doom dragons, distant relatives to the Chaos Dragons."
The male actually, visibly shuddered at the word 'Titus'. Seemed the name was terrifying, even to a being such as him.

Meyja snarled at the three dragons, bearing two double bladed daggers. Avra shoved against her. "Come… on! We're not here for them!" Meyja didn't listen, fighting against her sister.
Wolf rubbed at his face. "This is why she shouldn't do this," He mumbled, then looked up at the dragons. "Be on your way. We don't wish to fight you."

"Oh look, metal toothpicks to clean our fangs out once we finished dining."
The largest in the middle snapped at the one who spoke, though his gaze returned back down. The dragon's lips curled back into a cruel grin, revealing all serrated fangs.
"Be on our way you say? Sorry stranger, but we go where we want to, and listen to no one."
"Hellauder, I see an old 'friend'."
The large beast turned his head down. His eyes narrowed, glaring downwards towards the ones on the ground. The grin on his muzzle widened even further.
"Hydrox, is that you old boy?"
"Course it's Hydrox, I recognize that scent, along with that mix of disgusting 'human'."
Hellauder gave a snort, "Ah yes of course, how could one forget. By the way, how is that 'skank' you call a mate?"
Hearing his name, Hydrox finally lifted his head upwards. His eyes landed on the beasts above. His voice was a low, dangerous tone, "You leave Miriam out of this…"
"If I'm not mistaken, she's heavy with your first child no?"
Visenya's eyes suddenly lit up, "Ooo, a human with a Seranguis child? Quite a delicacy I'm sure."

Wolf's eyes flashed, quite sensitive to people bad mouthing children. "Fine, do what you will, but leave the child and woman alone. And leave my sister alone. She's not in her right mind."
Avra grunted, and Meyja gasped, clutching her stomach where one of Avra's spears was protruding. Golden ichor ran down her body. Avra flicked her fingers, and Meyja collapsed in a giant heap. Avra shrunk back to her moral-ish form, becoming Isla once again. She stared at her fallen sister sadly. "I didn't want to have to do that, but it was the only way to get you to calm your tits."

The three beasts slowly started to descend. As each one did, their forms seemed shimmer, much like Sakuya's had done before. As they landed, what appeared to be three humans stood in their places. However, differences were clear. The female on the left side had unnaturally long, white hair, a pair of horns curling from either side of her head. Behind, a long tail curled around her side, eyes glowing red. To the right, another, taller female stood. Her hair was a dark shade of red, eyes crimson. Unlike the other, there was only a tail curling behind her. In the middle of the pair, stood an even taller male. He grinned, flashing those cruel fangs from earlier. His hair was black, the tips a dark orange.
"My, my, is that any way to speak the 'real' individuals who actually 'exist' in this realm? Ah, but as to be expected of any right deity, don't give a damn about anything other than their image."
The females on either side of the male simply stood back. It was clear, neither held the 'power' which the male did. Together, yes, they were nearly an unstoppable force, but the male, Hellauder, was the one to call the shots.
His eyes shifted back to Hydrox, "Wonder what your people would do if 'word' slipped back to where the exact position of the traitor who went against his people's laws."
The female with white hair seemed to hiss, her eyes sparking, "Quite certain they'd come looking, and kill him. Leaving a fragile human, and a child with no father."
Hydrox's form was completely stiff. He went silent, before speaking. The male's voice had changed completely, becoming even deeper, sounding like a rough growl, any remnant that had been 'human' was gone, "Hellauder, do I need to beat your ass?"
The other grinned, "I'd like to see you try."

Magnus pulled Wolf away from the trio. "Let them be. We've already caused enough trouble."
Over by the heap that was Meyja, Isla worked to figure out how to bring her back to being Cinthia.
Rhydar soothed Tessa while keeping an eye on the three dragon people.

Hydrox slowly closed his eyes. A few moments, and his eyes opened again, now staying a steady shade of bright blue. He seemingly rolled his head, neck popping. His gaze landed on the trio before him.
"Sakuya, would you kindly take these folk back to the Inn. Miriam will patch you all up to the best of her ability."
Hearing her name, the female gave a slight nod. She moved to the side, blue eyes settling on Runner, who was currently the only one she knew, the rest completely new.
"Look brother, a crippled deep sea dragon, a pity, we really should…"
Visenya never finished as a sudden boulder that was maybe several tons landed where the three had once stood. Now the trio hovered in the sky, wings having appeared to lift them to safety. They all glared downwards, hisses and snarls coming from each.
"Well, that was quite rude Hydrox, interrupting my dear sis…"
Once again, a sentence was never finished. Hydrox had jumped forward, using the boulder as a stepping stone, and launching upwards. His fist collided with the bottom Hellauder's jaw, sending him flying back, leaving a trail of fallen trees behind.
"Jeez, you guys never shut up do ya?"

Sakuya took that moment to finally speak to the group, "Please, follow me, I will try to keep a steady pace. The village isn't far."

Magnus spoke for the royals, their usual diplomat currently out of commission. "We appreciate the offer, but our presence will do more harm than good. We must leave before more unwanted attention is drawn here."
Isla managed to bring Cinthia back, the giant goddess thinking back down to a regular size. She gave a thumbs up to Magnus. Ready to go.

Sakuya only gave a nod. Her eyes looked back, hearing an enraged roar, followed by another roar. Beating wings filled the air, trees starting to sway from the winds being created. The female kept to the words of Hydrox. To those how wanted to follow, as it would be wise at that moment, she started to move down a worn path. Sakuya would glance back now and then, making sure those who followed were still behind.
In the background where Hydrox had fell Hellauder, a strong, destructive energy started to tear the very place apart. Trees toppled as rocks crumbled into fine dust. Sparks of red, blue, purple, and orange energy danced in the background, the sound of battle continuing.

The royals, Kasi, and Tessa left in a flash of light, heading back to their realm.

"We can only hope that it doesn't…"
Sakuya glanced back again, then looked forward again, "Doom Dragons are indeed distant relatives of the Chaos Dragons. As they are closely related, they have quite a bit of destructive capabilities. A single Doom Dragon has the ability to destroy a large kingdom if given the chance. A group of Doom Dragons, like that trio, can destroy an entire landscape. If they really want to, I fear the could destroy this island…hopefully Hydrox can drive them off before that…"
She went quiet for a bit, then spoke again, "Though the Chaos Dragons have nearly all been hunted by the Gods and Goddesses due to their unstable powers and abilities. It was one beast in particular they grew to fear…many dragons, creatures, even humans, dare not utter his name. For it was that beast that grew so powerful to the point he was ready to challenge the Supreme God of our realm. Though he has been sealed, but who knows how long that seal will last as it happened way before my time…"

Finally lights flickered into view as the first houses of the small village appeared. Sakuya gave a soft sigh of relief, slowing way down now. Her limp was clearly seen as she kept going. The female looked towards the sky, the moon starting to fall as the sun creeped into the horizon. The veil across her face moved slightly from the breeze. Her blue eyes continued to glow brightly, pupils round.
"The Inn is just up ahead."
As if to confirm, a larger building stood in the middle of the village. An old, wooden sign hung above, creaking slightly as it swung in the breeze. The carved image of what appeared to be an hippocampus was on the sign, followed by what appeared to be a small scene of sorts. Beneath the image were the words; 'The Last Seahorse'.
A frown appeared on Sakuya's face for a moment, then simply shook her head, "Hopefully Miriam is alright…"

Sakuya reached a delicate hand outwards, lightly knocking on the wooden door. Her head turned to face the young man. The small frown remained on her face. Despite the confidence this young man seemed to hold, Sakuya knew all too well that his plan would be of no use.
She shook her head, "I highly advise against that. Any destructive magic, they tend to just absorb, making them even more dangerous. It is that very ability which they use to release in powerful, destructive waves. I'm sure you can feel it from here…the ground vibrating. Others who are not as in tune with the magic of the world and such, will not notice, but I can sense that there is more to you than being an average human."
The female opened her mouth to speak again, when the sound of movement behind the door brought her attention back. The door opened a crack, followed by a tired voice of a woman.
"I swear to the Lord of the Waters Hydrox…Sakuya? Oh I'm so sorry!"
The door opened fully, revealing a tall woman in a grey gown. Her hair was a soft sliver, long reaching down past her knees. Her belly was round and heavy, a clear indication of her carrying the unborn child that had been mentioned much earlier.
Sakuya bowed her head to the woman, then straightened again, "It's alright Miriam…I s-s-should apologize for appearing so sudden…"
"Please, come in," the woman, Miriam stepped back, allowing them to enter, "And no need to apologize Sakuya, just not feeling right as of late…suppose its because of my child…honestly this is the first time, and I'm a bit scared seeing as it isn't fully human."