Time strolls along in the (assumed) modern sect until he spots this scene. Interested, he makes his way to the shop, mostly looking to ask the shopkeep as to who is the huge figure, as it seems that most bystanders think the figure not the be very approachable.

I wouldn't know the chronology of the events happening, but I suppose it's likely that at some point, Time will pass by this huge figure, and can decide to interact with him as so.

If they decide not to, Time nears the shopkeeper and asks, "Who's the big person? Why's everyone so scared? Did they rob you or something?" he points a thumb back towards wherever the looming figure was moving off to.

((I feel that for my characters, Time is being used as deity-greeting service as of recent))
 

"Sorry sir, but the store has become a deity convergence point. " Time mentioned to the frightened employee behind the counter before promptly turning around to look up at Nemesis with a small greeting smile.

"Well, looks like you spotted me. Time, deity of magic and time." He nods. He then looks to the scabbard while motioning at it with a subtle move of his arm. "What's it for?"

Time nods, "Sure" He follows her with a few paces behind her.

He turns for a quick moment to the counter, "Sorry about the interruption," he calls out before turning back forward to exit and follow after her.

"What's wrong with talking here?" He asks to her.
 

Time takes note of the planned route and the wish to not cause a disturbance from Nemesis. He places his hands in his coat pockets ask he keeps a brisk pace to keep up with her.

He then raises his brows on her comment about drawing a sword. Not really in shock but more in interest, "You're threatening me?" He inquires.

"I don't mind." Time replies, however he doesn't take a seat.

"When you said you were the deity of anger, I expected someone more... angry. In aura and demeanor. In all truth. No offense."

"Uhm. Well, first, what disconnected you from the normal deity world? And for how long? I can't answer if I don't know how long you've disappeared."

To be honest, I would think Time, as a deity of time would know things that are time related.

"Ah... some memory loss. That's fine." Time murmurs to himself, "It does looks like that's a trend in deities."

"Well, let me think on it for a bit." He places his hand on his chin in thought, then looks back up at her, "I don't know which era of time you're exactly from, and I don't know who you would and would not know nowadays... but as of these days, Corrupted Deities are active. Were they around during your times?"

When he was pondering before he gave her his answer, it wasn't on what was the most recent events, but rather if Nemesis was a posed a significant threat to him as of current. Did she have ill intentions? Was she a Corrupted Deity trying to stay secret? Considering she's the deity of revenge and anger, there must be some level of risk at all times.

"They're deities who've had a seed of negativity implanted into them that have festered and corrupted them. Hence the name. Like an alter ego or another being that has forcefully taken over their body. I used to be corrupted, but I was able to expel my corrupted side. He has his own body now, though." He explains, "They're like opposites of the original deity, in some way. Like clones."

He thinks for a moment and then decides to correct himself, "But they're not clones. They have their own individuality and personality, and true emotions. While we original deities are at odds with them, and they often commit massacres and atrocities to further their goal of taking over Forengard, it's more complicated than just killing them and being done with it. Especially those who still are in control of the original's body. As for those who are separated from the original host, one-- I mean some, should be spared too. It's also complex."

Time doesn't really give a large reaction to Nemesis's outburst. He rather gives a small smile of understanding, which soon disappears to his normal neutral face, "No worries. I understand your reaction, and I think it's right and proper. In fact. I think it to be reassuring to know its something what makes you enraged, rather than nothing at all." He continues on, "I also think you do have a right to be unhappy with the current pantheon if you think our forces to be inadequate, it's just you'd better be ready to make improvements that are deemed useful."

He takes a few steps from the cobbled path into the green grass, then turns back around to face her, "As to misuse of power... I don't know if it's exactly the proper use of words."

Time shakes his head, "From their perspective, they think they are in the right place, and using their power for it's intended use. No misuse there. Sure, from our perspective, it may be misuse, but that's because only we use our powers differently. They've used their power only in one way, and one way only. That is to harm. Well, most of them, anyways."

He then haves his hand dismissively, "I'm getting sidetracked, whatever we call their usage of power doesn't matter. All it matters is that we're on the same side, right?"

((I feel you on playing a character that isn't like you at all))

"Well, that's the thing. As far as I'm aware, we don't have much to go off of." He says, scratching the back of his head. "We don't have much information on them right now. They're hiding out and making their moves. I've sent out my servants in search of any leads, but I haven't heard back from anyone yet."

Time nods, "Uhm, yeah. I don't mind giving you my phone contact." He says, pulling out a phone from one of his pockets and tapping it a few times before stepping up closer to her and offering it out to her, whether it be to take it and enter in her contact info or to add a number into her phone.

Time stood and just watched Nemesis speed away with a somewhat odd look upon his face. More or less wondering probably why she was running off.