Terron looked on as the gathering degenerated into violence and bickering. No sooner had these beings met than they had tried to kill each other. They showed no restraint, and claimed a kinship. Evidently, they were of the same tainted brood, and from what he heard he concluded that they were the spawn of the overgoddess. Terron had come into existence about a decade ago, and he had dealed only in the affairs of mortals since then. The gods were unfamiliar and unpleasant to him. Though he did not want to interact with the other gods, Terron realized that the sooner he did, the sooner he could return to his citadel. He stood and spoke.
My name is Terron. While some of you claim to be gods of life, or gods of the ocean, I am the god of my people. It is mortals that I live among, mortals that I lead and by the hand of mortals that I was born. I am free of the influence of being that has spawned you all. I shall make no secret of the fact that I am not one of you. However, I have been called here along with the rest of you. This displeases me: I have far more important things to do than watch you bicker and destroy yourselves. I shall ask you now: why have I been called here? My patience grows short, and unless I am satisfied with your response, I shall leave andhave nothing more to do with you.