((An avatar seems more like a standard act to me, as it's more creating a champion form for us. ))
((I also like how on the list all the old gods have these horrible titles while the new ones have these nice sounding titles though that is our fault I did chose that name.))
((You want me to change them?))
(( I think it kind of fits: the old gods are these horrible monstrosities, the new gods more understanding, 'friendly' beings. X'os is basically an eldritch abomination. Zuul is some kind of aztec war god. Inak is... ok, he's more of just a grumpy old man now apparently. ))
The cage was grand to fit his bloated form, and strong to resist the slashing arcs of thought he drove against the walls.
Hmmm. This would not do. They would take from him his thoughts? His very mind?! He was the Mindeater, devourer of brains, drinker of dreams! He! No, this could not be permitted. Inside the cage he roared in wrath, and the psychic networks trembled with the force. Slowly the rage faded into curiosity. A cage of thought. Strange, indeed. He could not eat this thought, could not remember how he was trapped. A mystery to besolved when he devoured the brains of the 'New Gods' who had ruined his feast. What had they against him, anyway? Mortals always made more of themselves. He had not fought the other gods, no, no. It was the mortals, fragile and breakable, that had such delicious emotions and memories.
The cage held him, but it was cracked, indeed. The Faceless mind had entered through such a crack, and some of X'os could leave. The vast brain-beast that was his body pulsed as a
major act was done. A fragment of his reformed mind, jumping from brain to brain in a instant, stealing thoughts, planting whispers in a shout. It could flit from head to head, or settle in on for a time, running the meat like a puppet."Puppet-drone," he hissed/sang/called to the Faceless Priest.
"Listen, listen, for I command. Spread through that world and infiltrate. Take command from the shadows. This I command."