Thea stopped her snickering when she saw the woman who crawled out of the hole.
Most primordial gods were prone to transformation.
Existing as a metaphysical personification rather than a carbon based entity meant that gods could experience taking on many different shapes, sizes, races, creeds, and colors.
Though, because gods also have their own preferences, most of their appearances generally share some form of commonality with one another.
As a result, it was easy for primordial gods to pick each other out, no matter what form they may have been wearing.
That was ordinarily the case, but if Thea didn't know that she was currently staring at Gaia, or rather her reincarnation... she would never have been able to tell.
Gaia looked nothing like her previous self. Usually, the goddess always looked mostly human, but now, she couldn't even fool a blind man into thinking that was the case.
