A/N: Bold Italics indicates Palutena's narration.
Let's go further back into the time when gods, angels, and humans lived in perfect harmony. The Land of Angels was much, much different.The gods and their angels could come and go into Overworld (what some Underworld forces called the area above them, which oddly enough stuck to the others) as they pleased, but very few humans entered a God's domain.
Most of those few humans had a reason.
Love is strange.And there were times that the angels found themselves in love. With an overworld human.
"Lady Palutena! Lady Palutena!"
Rampent footsteps echoed throughout the temple as she sprinted. When she finally found her goddess, she nearly fainted from exhaustion.
"L-Lady...Palu..."
"Goodness," Lady Palutena turned to see her angel almost about to vomit, "someone seems excited!"
Tass nearly opened her mouth to speak, but instead threw up in it slightly.
"Sorry," Tass burped while she fluffed out her auburn hair, "There's just something on my mind and I really wanna tell you about it!"
"Do tell!" The green-haired goddess chuckled.
I always loved hearing her enthusiastic voice.
"Well, today I patrolled the marketplace, and I saw this human...he was so handsome I justhadto talk to him! B-But I didn't really know what to say...I just kept fluttering and swooning over him...My heart nearly burst out of my chest when I saw him up close, and, gosh, I don't know what's come over me-"
"Tass."
"Hm?"
"You're in love. Quite madly, I would say."
Tass just cocked her head.
"Love is just a part of life. Everyone who's anyone experiences it some time. Even us gods."
"...Have you ever been in love, Lady Palutena?"
It feltasif my heart sank at those words. I will admit, I am rather lonely...
"Sadly, no. My father, on the other hand, he was quite the player..."
"What am I supposed to do, Lady Palutena?"
"Just go talk to him."
"It can't be that simple."
"That's how a lot of couples first meet. "
"You sure it will work?"
Lady Palutena gave a confirming nod. Tass then bolted back out into Overworld.
She had more spark than my father could ever handle.