The seals containing the five Deities finally faded away, the curse put on them disappearing and the stone containing them fading away. Their temples around them were covered in overgrown shrubbery, moss and ivy vines. The special elements put in the Deities temples were also gone, the flowing water had tried up, the molten lava had hardened, the beautiful clay sculptures and glass has been stolen or shattered, the windstreams had simply vanished, and the exotic plants had all died, crumbling into dust as time withered them away.

I will be using random number generators to determine who's relic is found

1-Plant
2-Water
3-Air
4-Earth
5-Fire

Aura stretched. It hasn't been that long for the temples to look like that... right..?

Kacita fell as the warmth returned to her body. The last thing she remembered was a group of dangerous mages, she spun to defend herself, as she already knew what they had done to some of her fellow Deities, but her dangerous water attack didn't reach of time, and she was turned to stone

Cerise stretched, strands of her reddish-pink hair falling in her face. She gasped, seeing the state of th temple. "Those mages." She saw Kacita, but the others were still encased in stone. "Where are you? I'll burn you to cinders!" I clenched my fists, but no warmth came from my hands. No fire encased my fists. I stared in shock.

Aura stretched, trying to get some wind. "What one earth?" She said

Kacita looked around her temple, her home, and saw the ruin it had become. "H-how long" she whispered to herself, running her fingers over the dried up pools made of marble. She inspected her fingers, and as she feared, they were covered in dust and grit. She felt tears come to her eyes as she tried to summon more water to fix all of this, but none came. She wasn't sure if this meant she had lost her abilities, or there was simply no water close enough.

"Excuse me, miss, how did you get in here, I never saw you enter?" A confused man asked as he approached her. She couldn't help but to laugh, seeing the strange attire he was wearing, especially being labeled as security. "Sir, may I ask you, what are you protecting? Why bother protecting what was never a harm to you, or, why bother protecting this temple if it's Deity is no longer around" Kacita asked him

As he began to respond, his eyes suddenly shot open "the statue! Woman, what did you do? How could you take a statue and have nobody notice!" He shouted her, grabbing her shoulders. She wasn't sure what angered her more, the fact he was grabbing her without her consent, the fact he was yelling at her, the fact that he was acting violent towards her, or that he cared about the statue of herself, and not her. She shoved him away, lifting her arm to summon water for her defense, and to punish the fool who harmed her, but none came, and she took a deep breath as he walked back over to her, she cocked her fist up, punching him in the throat, knocking him to the ground as she ran out, looking back to her temple, her throne, where it looked as if four of her prized relic treasures were missing from.

Cerise cheered Kacita on, and then poked her head out the entrance. She stumbled backwards, and started hyperventilating, gasping the words, "I think we've been gone for a while."

"Oh Cerise, it's so lovely finally seeing something the same around here" Kacita sighed, relieved at seeing one of her fellow Deities were okay. "Maybe we should ask around the town for what happened, just don't lose your temper, from what I can tell, we can't control our elements anymore" Kacita told Cerise as she walked to the town who used to worship her millennia ago. "Cerise, the museum, they've probably updated that a lot since we've been gone" Kacita nudged her fellow deity

(I should probably note the temples are very far apart, as the town they surround is huge, over 3 miles radius)

Tenchi frowned, running a hand over the empty pedestal that had once held his favorite of all the sculptures in his temple. It didn't take much thought to discover what had happened to it, the fragments at his feet gave it away. A soft sigh escaped him as he turned away from it finally. It had taken him some time to move away from the intense panic that had set in when he became aware once more, but now he had settled into what he'd probably put into words as 'silent acceptance'. What's done is done, and he wasn't going to learn much of anything just staying in here.
His face was still carefully neutral as he left the temple, slowly making his winding way into the town.

Kacita made her way to the museum, luckily, the woman running the place wasn't paying attention so she slipped in with no hinderence. Looking around at all he descriptions, she actually recognized some of the sculptures from when proud artists showed it to her, and she rewarded their hard efforts with extended lifespans and blessings of calm seas when they travelled. She also noticed some newer ones, which didn't have the same elegance and grace as the ones she had blessed herself. She read the descriptions of the statutes of her and her fellow deities, feeling angered no one remembered the names of them and gave them the credit they deserved.

Something had caught her eye, she rushed over to it, it was carefully encased in thick glass, the description panel, it was most definitely a relic, though the panel did not say who it belong to, she knew exactly who it belonged to.