Hot on the Trail: Annastarria and Prince of Blossoms
Hearing the two other gods in agreement to press the attack Intiares gave an approving nod. "Good. I had nothing to say to him anyways," the God of the Small said as he launched himself towards the nearest of the dozen dopplegangers. Springing into the air the god came down upon the figure and drove his spear into its chest. There came an explosions of straw and fire and Intiares was launched backwards. Tumbling through the tall grass he ended up in a smoking heap. Climbing back to his feet there were burns on his forearms, but the god did not seemed dissuaded.
"Nothing was stolen. A harvest was reaped. If you had grievances then you do the proper thing and hold a conversation. Sometimes a plow horse goes astray and does damage, you don't show up swinging blades at the farmers." The god of this realm replied to Annastarria, his voice echoing off of the various doubles making it impossible to pinpoint. "But it's too late now. You attacked a god of the Unity. Only thing that could help you now is to take your hat in hand, make your apologies and be on your way."
Then the Prince of Blossoms unleashed a torrent of flower petals. The billowing cloud blew amongst the various clones and as they touched each one the figure exploded. The explosion tore away a great many of the petals, but there were more where they came from. The number of doubles shrank till they came to remaining figure. The thousands of sharp edges left his clothes in tattered and started cuts freely flowing. Another set of duplicates were created, this time they appeared around the three gods. Rather than wait to be detonated, they set themselves off. (Take 5 damage minus your Essence or Finesse trait, whichever is higher.)
But this single god was no match for three. He did not seem accustomed to violence and the odds were stacked against him. The battle lasted only a half hour, hardly the blink of an eye when it came to divine feuds, and left the god in a bloodied heap. The fields around them were transformed a wastelands, the grasses sheared away, exploded and consumed by the billowing clouds of insects. Looking out from the brim of his signed and sliced straw hat, the bloodied god looked back at the three defiantly. "You think you three are the only gods with friends? Not so, not so." Turning, he looked the Prince of Blossoms, then Intiares, "They know your name now, Intiares. They'll start with you."
"Oh stuff it." The God of the Small said, then drove his spear through the bloodied foe. He shuddered and collapsed. The death of a god was not so different from a mortal death. In that way perhaps they were not so different.
Tugging loose his spear, Intiares turned back towards the barn. Striding forward, he threw open the doors. The power that radiated out was enough to make the three gods fall back a pace. Essence was heaped like a great pile of grain. The bounty of that great mechanical worm which still hung motionlessly over the barn.
Striding forward, Intiares reached out and scooped up a handful of the pilfered Essence. "That should be enough to repair my world. My thanks to both of you, but I must hurry off before any further damage is done." With that the God of the Small winked out of existence.
Rewards
Essence: There is four Essence currently available in the barn. This can be claimed and distributed as seen fit.
The World Harvester: This divine farming machine is simply that, a machine. Clearly created through the expenditure of Essence it is quite powerful. It could be reprogrammed to serve another god, though it would require expending Essence to do so. Recreating it would likely be beyond either of your abilities as the creation is clearly linked to the domain of the god just slain. Destroying it will be even harder given what created it and would create two Essence.