God meets Watcher? (fukuro)

Aki smiles as she looks around the forest. Her favorite time of year, autumn. She sits on a stump and watches the leaves falls. It was so peaceful and nice, she closes her eyes and hums softly. After a moment she reaches out her hand catching a few leaves and nibbles on them. To her the leaves were like candy and clothing material. She blinks as the trees tell her something. She looks around to see if there really was someone watching.

The sound of crunching leaves was one of the most prominent sounds in the woods. Smoke erupted from a part deeper in the forest. A fire had started, a really big one too. The fire was also moving fast through the forest, it would likely burn through the forest in an hour with ease.

Akis eyes grow wide and looks at the forest. She didn't want it to burn down. She runs toward the fire even though she was afraid. She stops in her tracks as she sees the fire and freezes up. She lets out a loud whine and covers her eyes hoping to make the fire just go away.

The fire still burned brightly. It kept burning it's way around the forest, getting closer to Aki.

Aki coughs as she smells the smoke. She starts to crawl towards a big tree with an opening it. She creates a wall of vines to try and stop the fire.

The fire started burning through the vines when the fire reached them. There was a loud snap and the fire died out into ash and soot. A woman, Makoto, stood in the epicenter of the fire she was completely clean of any soot, ash, or burns. She looked over to Aki. The ground where the fire had been was burned, scorched to charcoal even, but fresh grass was already replacing the burned ground. Makoto buckled to her knees and then fell onto the ground unconscious. She looked like she didn't have a scratch on her though.

Aki blinks and looks at Makoto with wide eyes. She gasps and as she watches Makoto fall to the ground. She quickly runs over to her and pulls her to the tree. She puts leaves over her and tries to heal her.

Makoto looked physically fine on the outside, but she stayed unconscious after being healed.

Aki looks at her worried and waits for her to wake up.

Makoto didn't wake up for a few hours. She looked around.

Aki smiles when seeing Makoto wake up "Your ok?"

Makoto blushed lightly seeing Aki. Makoto quickly stood up. "I'm fine."

Aki blinks and tilts her head "Are you sure? Your face is a little red.." She stands up and looks at her.

Yes." Makoto said. She took off her cape and put it around Aki. "You should dress a little more decently..." Makoto said. It was a little bit of a hypocritical statement since Makoto was hardly wearing anything herself.

Aki blinks and looks at the cape that was just put around her. "But I'm wearing clothes.. Is not decent enough?"

"Their nothing but leaves." Makoto said.

Aki tilts her head "Those are my clothes.. I'm the autumn god.." She giggles softly.

Makoto looked over Aki. "What proof do you have of that?" Makoto asked not really believing what Aki said.

Aki grabs Makotos hand and takes her out to where the forest had been burned. She spins around and sings a soft tone and it suddenly goes back to normal autumn woods. "If that's not good enough I can go to a different forest and do it again.."

"It's fine.." Makoto said watching the last bits of the charred forest turn back to normal.

Aki smiles at Makoto and giggles softly "Your silly.."

"Whatever." Makoto said.

Aki blinks and tilts her head "Whatever? Are you mad at me? I'm sorry if I made you mad!" She grabs Makotos arm.

Makoto blinked. "It's not you." Makoto said. She reached into her back pocket. "Your said you were the autumn god so I'm supposed to give you this." Makoto said pulling out a folded piece of paper. Makoto unfolded it and handed it to Aki. It was a notice to the seasonal gods. It basically just asked them to become watcher gods instead of competition gods in the Garden of Games. So it was like a promotion letter almost.

Aki reads it but tilts her head with a confused look on her face "What does this mean? What's the Garden of Games?" She hadn't stayed in the gardens she just left without asking anyone where she was.