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"Why, thank you," Star said even as Barky seethed in silence, completely ignoring the other Mew. He was probably used to it. "I'm usually the more popular god. Barky's all about duty and diligence and nobody really cares about that."

"That's the right attitude," Star agreed with a nod, though Barky looked irritated. "Forget about us. Just treat me like any other person, y'know? The whole godhood thing is overrated anyway." "Overrated?" Barky said with a growl. "I assure you, I'm very real. I could demonstrate my power if...

"Kinda skeptical about that," Star said, gesturing to Lance. "Pretty sure we can make a whole stir fry with all that vinegar I smell." "I doubt we can blame him," Barky pointed out, nodding to Lance. "Such traumas with no resolution will lead people to finding someone to blame for the...

Barky and Star both seemed to catch the meaning. They'd heard it all the time, after all. "Oh," Star said, floating back a few inches. "Well, I mean..." "I am not the god of the world you came from," Arceus said, "and I cannot truly speak for him because of that. However... typically, I try to...

There was a little gleam in Barky's eyes. Finally, someone who demonstrated respect. "Yeah, being a Mew is pretty awesome," Star agreed. "And unlike the dude behind me, I can become whatever I want! This guy's forever stuck as a stick in the mud." "In the world we are from, Star and I...

It opened on the first knock, Star having been on her way out. "Oh!" she hopped back, transforming into a Zangoose. "Sup! Looks like we've got some company after all." With a flip, she shifted back to her normal, Mew self and called, "Alright, Barky! Time to socialize!" "I am not your child,"...

"Aaaah, this is the life, eh, Barks?" Star asked, stretching out her body. She had transformed into an Espeon, and then curled around herself as her body shifted to that of an Arbok seconds later. Then, she balled herself up and became a Wartortle in her shell. "It's been a while since we took a...