The End of an Era (godinnit au)

How long has it been?

Everyone seems to forgive and forget, and that's how they move on.

That's how the gods have been in this leisurely game of Charades for oh-so long. No matter if they want to leave, hopes and dreams will tether them there, and in the end, the thoughts skip through their mind-

I knew Ranboo had an ulterior motive. And to be quite honest, I'm not mad; I would love to hand down my position of power to someone else and be free from my bounds. But alas, I cannot. Forever will I be stuck here, so without. I've never been one close to other gods. Those who are, I think it makes them more human. I'd love to be like that.

In this new world, they've been doing a lot. I try to hide in the shadows; it doesn't work, most of the time. Ranboo can't really affect my memories, so it's a bit off, but when I
converse with others, I'm so... Immature? Loud, child-like. I was never like this before, so I take this as Ranboo's way of "thwarting" me. I rather like it. I look so different now. Though, so do the others. Just by a bit though. I can't recognize myself like I can them. I'll have to thank Ranboo when I see him again.

"Tommyyyyyyy..."
"Yes, Wilbur?" I said, my voice light and decadent, suddenly. "Hm? Oh, I've just come to tell you something. Why do you sound so different?" He asked, questioning my sudden change in tone. I always did get so raptured in the details when I thought about the past. I felt so tranquil. I guess it does reflect in my speech. "What did you want to say?" I said, in the same voice that carried on the air, even I noticed the change from the voice I was usually stuck with on this plain. "Uh- yeah, I was just gonna say Techno wanted you," Wilbur spoke, his words prattling on in suspicion. "I'll be there soon," I subsided, ignoring the aforementioned request. "No, he needs you now... and now I think I know why," he spat, in a rather rude fashion, what would warrant that? But suddenly, as he walked away, it hit me- did he know? I've never shaken so much before, and something felt so off. I didn't feel so at peace anymore.