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For Llami, she has always been the unseen deity revered by many of Neon City. Overshadowed by her older kin, the Kami of the Forlorn Forest, he himself, and many of the others, a reminder of the devastation the rapid progression of technology has done to their land. Even so, their goals are on a far wider and grander scale.

 

but Llami, she always preferred to help with the littlest of things. Such was the case of a particular being that had caught her attention not that long ago. A lone Neon Ninja, who donned the armour not unlike those who once served under the Moon Goddess. She saw the look in their eyes, that they were searching for something, unsure of where to go.

 

Curiosity got the better of her, and she approached them. "Are you lost?" She asked, her voice soft, despite having that synthetic feel like all of her kin had. The Neon Ninja looked up at her, and she quickly realized why they were in the predicament they were in: She saw the familiar teal, caring gaze the Moon Goddess once had before her betrayal against her sister and fall into darkness. It was she herself, reborn into a new body under unknown circumstances. The Neon Ninja tried to say something, but no words came out of her. Either a broken vocal box or none at all.

 

"You're unable to talk I see." Llami then said. "But I can tell you're looking for something." The Neon Ninja nodded, then looked around for something to write with. Seeing nothing she then decided to be creative, and sketch out a crude drawing of the sun in the ground with the tip of her sword. She then pointed to that, then to herself, then at the sky.

 

The Kami Llama took a moment to understand what she was saying, until it clicked in her processor. "Oh! You're looking for her sister?" She then asked, and the Neon Ninja nodded rapidly. "I have not a clue as to where she is, but at the least, I can aide you on your journey. I not know how long it will be, but rest assured, I will help you with finding your sister, wherever she is."

 

The Neon Ninja nodded, before carving a name into the ground: Zeah. Llami nodded. "Well Zeah, we should get going then. Where we will go, is where we will find your missing sister." The Kami Llama then knelt down to allow Zeah to ride on her back. Once she was on, Llama got back up and trotted off with her new ally in tow.

 

There are many reasons why Kami Llami is described as "Revered by good, upstanding llamas everywhere", it is because she is willing to help aide others, no matter how big or small the venture is.