"Well, I'm the official Balance Keeper of the multiverse. Basically, I make sure that not too many worlds have a good fate, and not too many have bad fate. On the side, I run a children's diner and arcade." Hinata shrugged, like it was the most normal thing in the world.
Myst nodded, listening intently as a distant memory of a faded friend popped into her head.
"I knew someone who spoke of the multiverse. Do you know what will happen to my universe?"
Hinata shrugged.
"Normally, I would look, but since I'm on vacation I don't have access to the database."
Myst's shoulders fell and she sighed, looking to the floor.
"I suppose I shouldn't know my future anyway, things might go awry if that were to happen."
Hinata nodded.
"Still, I'm sorry I couldn't look into it for you."
Myst brushed her hand off in a dismissive manner, shooting Hinata a casual, but noticeably forced smile.
"Don't sweat it, kid," She chimes, heaving a sigh.
Hinata gave a chuckle.
"You're the first person to call me kid in a long time."
Myst smiled slightly, her eyebrow twitching in curiosity and confusion.
"How old are you?"
"Old enough." Hinata shrugged. She was, in fact, the oldest being in the multiverse. She didn't like flaunting that, though.
A small girl appeared into the room with a pop and a bit of red energy surrounding her. She frowned, this was not where she had meant to end up, nowhere near it actually.
Hinata looked to the newcomer.
"Um, hello."
The girl paused, looking around before answering with her own greeting.
"Hello, child."
"Okay, this is too crazy. Two people calling me young on the same day?" She laughed.
The girl wrinkled her nose. "You look young, though I know looks can be deceiving." She muttered, her third eye had been closed but it was now open, pouring out a bit of red light.
Hinata nodded.
"I've learned to never trust appearances."
"Awfully ambitious," Myst began, gazing at the new person. "Appearance is the first form one could express themselves. Maybe deception is a self-expression."
Hinata nodded, then shrugged. She never was one for philosophical discussions.
Death was desperately flipping through his little notebook in the background, trying to write down the names of the newcomers and draw little pictures of them. the pictures were stick figures, but he was doing his best.
he then looked back and forth between the red girl and his notebook, he didn't know her name yet but he drew her anyway. he scribbled with his red crayon all around the paper to make the red glow she had.
"hey, red kid! what's your name?" he yelled as nicely as he possibly could. he really wanted to add the red girl to his notebook of favorite living people. her glow kind of reminded him of Space.
(This is adorable and I love him)
(thank! he is a very good boy uwu)
"My name is Vermotiona, most people, however, just call me Ana." The girl replied. "Also, please refrain from calling me a kid, though i suppose I am at fault, as i chose this form."
Hinata raised an eyebrow.
"You too?"
Death nodded enthusiastically as he spoke, "ok Ana! sorry 'bout calling you a kid!"
he then paused in thought for a moment, before whipping out another little book from his cloak. it was a tiny photo album.
"you remind me of Space though, so i kind of went with the thought that you were his kid! because you glow and all."
he flipped to a random page and pointed out a photo to her. the picture was of a male made of what looked like space clouds, and he was glowing.
the glowing was about the only similar thing about Space and Ana though.
"Hm, I do not know of anyone named space. I know a god of space, but he's an assshole most of the time."
A rather tall figure entered the room; ducking a little to go through the doorway; probably a little over seven feet tall. Humanoid and covered in what seemed to be white and gold armour, as well as an oddly shaped mask and a white cape, Nuq would almost look like an angel, but he would be far from that. He just entered the room, seeming to not acknowledge the presence of the other beings in the room, although a single glance towards them indicated he did in fact know they were there.
He stopped and watched them silently, as if unsure what to do, so he just waited to see what would happen.