Despite how great the valley was, it was hard for two deities to host a challenge and he not sense it. Especially since he was still fresh to living here and the energy buzzed raw against his senses at the slightest shift and change. That being said, the godly pressure was unavoidable, and he traversed his way to see what all the fuss was about. He made it just in time to hear the tail end of their speech and his eyebrows furrowed as he looked at the great structure. What kind of challenge was this? He wondered.

As challengers filtered their way in, he watched with comfortably crossed arms, trying to make sense of it. He of course was no mortal, but it intrigued him all the same. His head cocked to the side in interest as he continued to be a spectator. After a good hour all those that wished to enter had done so, while others were in a wide perimeter as if they’d only be waiting a few minutes for their friends or entertainment to exit.

Well, there wasn’t much to be gained in the ways that a mortal might have for completing such a task, but his curiosity still needed quenched. Why not? He thought, and made his way towards the entrance. It was impressive, what Angela and Dalanesca had done, and his fingers moved gently along the stone as he went inside.

Immediately he was met with stands where more bold enthusiasts had decided to take up dwelling to watch. Instructions were on the wall, simple enough to understand, but his eyes were of course drawn to the spheres at the center. He recognized them immediately, and even without the layout on the parchment he was able to quickly puzzle out what each one represented. The question was which one he’d choose first? Which combination would be the most interesting? It was all a game after all, best to have some fun with it.