You are a young god. You created an oasis in the middle of the harsh desert, using your power to make the deep waters rise to the surface. Soon animals and even people came to your beautiful haven from the sands.

You, of course, demanded tribute. Any who did no contribute would find themselves at the mercy of the animals that find sanctuary here. Few notice the snakes before it is too late.

They help you build your shrine. After some time, your temple as well.

You find yourself having to slowly shape and form your oasis to get more water and have it retain it. You form a harder layer of rock beneath the sands. The waters do not seep down as much.

A settlement soon forms around your Oasis and Temple. You use your demand of tribute to have the people slowly bring in stone from a nearby quarry you unearthed to build big triangular pyramids at a distance from your Oasis to act as windbreaks against any sandstorms, as well as monuments. They are covered in beautiful depictions of all manner of life in the Oasis.

The settlement prospers and grows into a small town.

What should you do next? Your powers are rather omnipotent as you do not have to share it with any others.

You can manifest a physical form around your oasis and temple and interact with your residents.

What do you do next?

>Speak with the people
>Speak with your Priests
>Make something (What?)
>Have your people do something (What?)