When Amaterasu laughed, it seemed like the entire world was bathed in the warm rays of the sun, even when darkness was falling.

"Obviously, it's because your prophecies never actually helped me!" The goddess remained nuzzled up to Waka for a good moment longer, deliberately misunderstanding his question for the moment. Ah, Waka's prophecies... they were singularly unhelpful, until the moment after Amaterasu needed to know about it. It had all worked out, though, and for that reason her tone was far more teasing than serious.

Still... eventually the laughter slowed, and Ammy hopped up onto the couch, motioning for Waka to join her. "I don't think anyone cares about what the two of us do or don't do, any longer. And after everything you said, how can anyone get the wrong idea anyway?" She cocked her head at that; did Waka honestly believe that Ammy could be fooled by him pretending to care what other people thought? She didn't know a lot about the Moon Tribesman, but that was one tidbit she'd learned early.