"Ah I see..." Marsh finishes the rest of their coffee, standing up they move to throw away their now empty cup "welp, great talk, I think I'll go now. There's a few things I still need to do."

Marsh debated whether they should tell Time the truth or not, until they made a compromise with themselves and told half of the truth, "I need to go get some flowers from the florist just down the street." was all they said. Marsh exited the coffee shop and waited outside for Time to follow, just today, I'll indulge just for one day.

Marsh began walking, stuffing their hands in their pockets in order to keep them from unnecessarily fidgeting. "An old friend..." they sounded a bit sad, perhaps even unsure.

The flower shop wasn't far away so they make it there quite quickly, bells chimed as Marsh entered the shop and the shopkeeper looked up "Oh, it's you." She said upon spotting Marsh. The deity just nodded in acknowledgement.

"I don't know them well but they do come around quite regularly, not often but regularly. Every few months or so. Are you two friends? They're in need of a good friend I believe-" The shop keeper was cut off by Marsh, loudly clearing their throat "Do you have any forget-me-nots in the back?" "Oh uh, I can go check. Would you like a bouquet of them?" Marsh just nods and the shop keeper disappeared behind a door that presumably led to the back.

"I can live however I want thank you very much." Marsh replied with and edge to their voice. The shop keeper returned pretty quickly, handing Marsh a bouquet of Forget-Me-Nots and Poppies, "You always got both so I figured this time I'll just get you a bouquet of both, I hope you don't mind." She explained with a smile. Marsh quietly thanked her and paid for the flowers.

"Sister?" Marsh, who has never really had a sibling figure in their entire life, questioned. Perhaps Rayden counted? Ah let's not think about him today.

Marsh just nodded even though they had absolutely no idea how rare that is. They pull the bouquet away from Time almost defensively, a habit, as they walked out of the shop.

"So how long are you going to follow me?" Marsh asked. They walked around as if they've already memorized the path to wherever they were going.

Marsh just sighed "Why do you want to get to know me? Do you do this to every deity you meet??"

"Such a nuisance." Marsh muttered under their breath, walking a bit faster.

"Why'd you ask? I doubt I'll get into any fights but I can hold my own pretty well I suppose, a scythe is a bit awkward to use but like I said, I doubt I'll get into any fights." Marsh replied. They were coming up to a gated piece of property and upon closer inspection the place looked liked a park but littered with tombstones, ah yes of course it's a graveyard.

"I have legs, and I have common sense, I know how to run when I need to." Marsh said matter-of-factly, stepping into the graveyard.

"...I suppose this is where we say goodbye? I'm not sure you can uhhhh travel through different graveyards like me so...till we meet again?" Marsh said hesitantly, they sucked at goodbyes.

"if you think of it like that..." Marsh fidgeted, somewhere between wanting to leave and wanting to stay.