There was a part of Aelia that wanted to giggle when her name was pronounced with inflection, slow syllables — it wasn't that she was laughing at him, but the fact she'd never heard her name said like that before. Though that was probably felt between the two of them, as she struggled with his name at first too, so she held her tongue, offering a reassuring smile and an easier name to say, You can call me Lia. Lee-uh.

It was good to know that they weren't outright aggressive to those who walked on their land. It was the same with Elysium — except if you seemed unusually suspicious, or your aura festered too dark, Aelia may be prone to getting a little snippy with those seedy characters, but otherwise, it was an escape for those who faced hardships — who wanted to start anew. Here, it seemed, whoever crossed the sands felt the pull of the gods. She highly doubted that he meant The Five. However, her curiosity meandered around the subject of new religions.

Setemhotep made his way down from the rocky outcropping that harbored his shadowy figure against the moonlight. As he descended, she could see his aura faintly shimmering as his scrawny form clambered down towards her, telling her the inner workings behind what Pharaoh meant. None of these names rang a bell in her brain. She stood there absorbing this information, of course, but her brows furrowed in confusion. I see... So, the Pharaoh and Divine Queen are those descended from your Gods? In Elysium, they were not descended from the Five directly but were one of the many beasts to come out of their creations.

'A sesh is...' The fuzziness of the man's aura started to fade away, his paws hitting the soft terrain, further explaining the meaning behind his title, the brighter it got — a green color flickered around, notes of violet within (not completely still, but there enough for her to focus on for brief seconds; however, it made her look more like she was constipated than focused), the wisdom of lifetimes wandering throughout him somewhere, someone who wanted to heal, along with the hints of what she thought of as a 'seer'. I see... That makes sense. Not according to anything he'd said, really, but to her own (maybe delusional) observations. Do you talk to souls that have passed, or ones that struggle in their mortal bodies?