A simple phrase started a rant the likes of which, this pink haired goddess had only gotten a few times from her mother or sister. So much did the lad have to say... there were elves less eloquent. And on and on he went, piecing together histories based on personal theory and observation. The goddess of wisdom would love this lad, of this the pink haired goddess was certain. And she wasn't the only one, while the lad went through his pontifications, it was noted that his other half was... completely zoned in. Her pupils dilated her heartbeat steady even the movement of the mana within her body seemed to be thumping and pulsing with the increases and decreases of the tone in his voice. There was quite a bit to be sorted through but he even seemed to understand the intricacies of death. Well, that meant that someone was doing their job properly, the known world was always supposed to understand death.
For her part in this, she'd let him get through his entire rambling speech before she interjected. It would seem that he even had an idea of what would happen when her clothes were removed. "Oh? You really are brilliant, Metis would love you. And I haven't heard that much thinking from a non-elf since Metis or Mom..." she said thoughtfully. "No matter... I can share that information with you there aren't rules against it. But it's mostly hearsay, I'm younger than this planet even so I only have stories myself," she explained thoughtfully. "Mostly your theories are correct, a war did happen and the last stand was at a world previously called Terra. But... in order to defeat a great enemy and preserve as many lives as possible sacrifices had to be made. Many Monarchs died before that stand and the ones who didn't gave most of themselves to protecting this world through indirect means. The Great Spirits of this world went to rest, the last true Creators and Destroyers did what was necessary to cap this worlds powers and... everything else kind of spiraled from there. This world, the one you're from is the one that was made without magic we call it Gaia. The one that mirrors it, is Alaya and magic proliferates, to an extent. The world has rules and such, and most people rotate on the reincarnation cycle. It took me a while to figure it out... I was made to make the concept of 'Death' work here... as a part of a greater plan for the restoration of the world, but that might have been abandoned by now... too many variables. And gods aren't faultless," she gave that information without much care as well. And still Miko remained completely tuned in.
At the end, the woman kept pulling down on that dress of hers. If the lad knew what would happen as a result she would see what he had to offer. Humans forgot how to do that sort of thing... they forgot about death rights and care, so... this would be interesting. She'd pull down on that dress until her upper body was completely exposed, her body shimmering beneath as if in invitation her mana calling out in need of giving. "Also humans think of that backwards. To make an offering to a goddess is one of the highest honors a human could be granted. To give your essence to someone else isn't to be considered a favor for you... especially considering the risks in certain cases, this one for instance," the young woman managed. Whatever happened would determine her interest past the initial curiosity of someone who gained powers over the concept of death without her being the one to give them.