Moonspear thought i could do this on my own

He suggested maybe this mountain could be something of the sort. There always lurked that certain sort of possibility, and with a name like Moonspear, who knew where exactly that had begun. "Of course," she nodded, definitely interested in the challenge of scoping its highest of heights and uncovering its secrets. But, there was no rush.

"Well, to some.. and depends on the gods and their myths," she answered first.. although what he'd added of the gods was something she was less certain of since she often heard of them only through their stories. She did not often dabble in their depths (with a lot of her knowledge being anecdotal over the years anyway), and it was very likely that what she thought of was not exactly the same gods his visions may have conjured. "Some blessed, some created them, some where they lived or their final resting places, others are revered just to honor the gods.. and what they may represent," she murmured. It was a vague explanation because it was so abstract in her own head, not being concretely devote in any particular way and instead pieces of several. She visualized no concrete, corporeal form to these gods of her tales and mountain worships.