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The Father God was in an uproar, his rage echoing across the Other Place as far as Ariez's domain. The other Celestials had gathered, attempting to calm him and figure out what was happening. Eventually, he snapped from his beast-like form and spoke, saying the humans had entirely disappeared, and he knew not why. Upon inspection of the world, the Celestial Court found that the human race had simply vanished, the only thing left of them having been there was buildings. Yet, there was also evidence of disappearances while doing a task. Papers were scattered on floors, bicycles were toppled in the streets. Cars were driven haphazardly into other cars and traffic lights and buildings. To most of the Celestials, they thought that something of an opposition to their own Court had grown jealous and simply stolen the humans, which was later proven right by a message that was sent to Odirin, from an unknown celestial that claimed to have been thrown out of the Court.. He told only Traski and Okiri, as he did not trust the other Celestials. They whispered it in Ariez's ear, and he simply held it, afraid to pass it to Urdock. The Father God was enraged at the Twins and their creations, the Wendigos. He suspected them over another universal power. Exactly two days after his suspicion rose, he struck their land directly in the center during a gathering. He appeared in his physical form, and in his fury he cast the representatives of each tribe to the Earth, commanding them to find the humans they annihilated. Afterwards, he appeared to each race of beast, telling them that any of the supporters of the Wendigo tribes would be cast down with them, and many were. They found themselves in an empty city, the Wendigos and their supporters. The Desert Wendigo, named Rajek, stepped up and proclaimed it their mission to find the humans and return to their tribes. The Wendigos agreed quickly, each one eager to return to their people. The beasts that accompanied them were more than willing to help, the Minotaur individuals quickly attempting to sacrifice their blood for the Wendigos. When the Minotuars were halted from slicing themselves to ribbons, the group began to search for clues, for anything to give a hint to the human's captor.