Lyric:
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(? Because she's lying down...?)
Yup: On a bit of mist/cloud. Floating, drifting, sitting, etc. Best way for a deity to get around.
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"...I do, though." Pause. "We are too... powerful. For them to see us directly. Do you want to change form to observe them, or just hide?"
The way he said it, it seemed that he would prefer to just hide.
"We'll see," Lyric says, doubtfully. It's clear they don't quite think things that the Sky can't see count as 'real,' but they're willing to entertain the notion (for the brief flash of time) if their brother really insists.
"If you want us to hide, we will hide."
Lyric ... glances around, even more doubtfully, because would they have to actually touch the ground to hide properly? They let their cloud settle even lower, so they're really just on Noric's level, and follow his lead as far as hiding goes.
What could go wrong?
Noric simply becomes invisible and intangible and inaudible... any deity can do that, after all.
The complicated part would be getting his little people up here. Lyric wanted to see them now, so just getting them to walk up here was out of the question, and Lyric didn't want to go down, so...
Once Lyric was invisible, inaudible, intangible (not to non-divine beings, of course, but to the Arys Tal), Noric tried creating something again...
(14:13, Today: The GM rolled 13 using 2d6+2 with rolls of 6,5. Creating a couple of portals..)
Oh, good, it worked!
A very large (well, to an Arys Tal) half-circle of metal rose up out of the ground, and energy swirled within it.
Another rose up down below where the Arys Tal were.
Noric knew the light and vibrations of the energy would attract them...
They started walking through it, curious...
Success!
They liked the sunlight, the second light source they'd ever seen after the portal. It fed them, a little, in a different way than water with minerals did. If water with minerals was their food, sunlight was like their milk or juice to them, quenching a sort of craving they didn't know they had.
Noric was pleased. He hadn't known they would like this so much. And they could always use the portals to quickly go back below, if they wanted...