Panel One: The painting is shown, a man with a sad, yet sleeping face is framed, he has no expression. The background appears to be a raining world, trees surrounded by a gloomy, dark grey sky. The god touches the painting delicately, as if holding its face.

Text Box 1, the god: You're different...you're not quite a Value, are you...? Something of a mirror? I suppose...

Panel Two: With the gods chest focused on he holds two hands below his sternum, a glowing crystal shaped like a heart forming from his chest. It shines incredibly brightly.

Text Box 2, the god: No, perhaps you're a son...

Panel Three: The gods hand is seen, holding the crystal shaped heart above it, it's floating above his hand with an iridescent glow.

Text Box 3, the god: Yeah... I just...

Panel Four: The god's hand is held outward, the heart is floating away from him, sparkling its pale rainbow glitter as it moves across the panel, towards the painting of the purple haired man.

Text Box 4, the god: ...I'm so tired... The Color I give so the Values can live...I just need a little break from it.

Panel Five: With a watercolor background and flowers all tinted rainbow, the painting is shown in full. The frame is ornate, decorated in gold with wings and swirls, a gemstone at all corners representing a primary color. inside is a man with purple hair tipped in orange, blue, green, different iridescent colors. His hair is short minus the two framing pieces around his face, those reach past his chest line. He has a sleeping, expressionless face and pointed ears yet no frames sit upon his head like the other Values the god created. He wears a simple suit vest and button down shirt, both with no color. Crossing his hands over his chest like a body in a coffin he cusps the Heart given to him by the god. Surrounding him is bright flowers and bushes, but his background is a dreary raining green house with no color.

Text Box 5, the god: I just need to rest... I just need ot rest for a little while. I promise I'll be back. I'll return in winter.
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