"It is not them that I only see one way, as there is only one way to see you." Oh so Dust's just insulting Oblivion now. Alright I guess I'll play along with that. It's still largely unmoving, however it's now gripped the ledge in its hand. "And it is not advocating for them, more advocating against your lack of foresight."

"I don't sleep. It just so happens that when I leave, I expect to left alone."

Dust doesn't really have anything to say to that, so it just continues to do as it was doing. Although it stops gripping the ledge.

Eh, there's town to watch. Probably a crime somewhere below. Plenty of pedestrians to watch walk around. Maybe Oblivion could try to spot if there's something besides what Dust claimed that attracts it here.

"You already asked about that. Stole some souls, hid our puppet king's crown from him, etc." Oblivion might note that the town is rather quiet, considering the size of the settlement. There's a market up the road, seeming to be the sort that gets set up each day at wooden stalls. There's a small gathering of people down below, staring at the two gods, although a few are obviously just watching Dust's tail swing back and forth.
 

"Curiosity, most probably. There is no way for a mortal to ascend to this part of the building. And there is no way for them to mistake me for anything short of a curiosity, there is no other beast like me." Oddly, a handful of the mortals point back.

"As long as it doesn't render this place poor quality for a rest spot."