Xhuranoa

The Xhuranoa (literally "Daughters of Xhura, cf. Khreianoa) are a number of fire-goddesses who were, as their name suggests, born from the radiance of the Flame of Aeons. In contrast to the Zhabd-Aoun, who were born of the union between Xhura and Klython, the Xhuranoa sprang forth directly from her fiery essence. 
Even more so than their mother, they are mercurial, fickle, and quick to anger. They have little care for their own names and mortal cults that venerate them will typically invent their own titles of reverence for them. Scholars even disagree on how numerous they are; it is said that some of the Xhuranoa may merge together or split apart at times, perhaps frequently or perhaps only slowly over the millennia, as befits their whim. Conjurers and shamans who seek to invoke one of them may instead draw the attention of another, sometimes with terrible consequences. 
Despite this, there are least a few of the Xhuranoa who are relatively well-known to students of divine lore. A particularly prominent one is she called Ehiru or Ahiru, who is a central deity in the traditional Suagir cultic practice. They call her Baaqu, which means “golden-red” or “redly radiant” in their language, and believe that she sometimes dwells in a volcanic crater atop Mount Ibuzhir in the Blackspine Mountains. Legends tell that when the shamans of Marotai II were defeated in the magical duel to determine whether the Kirdan Empire would take up Utara-Vaati, travelers on the steppe south of the Blackspines saw fountains of orange fire jetting furiously from Mount Ibuzhir for months after. Terrible wildfires that swept the grasslands the following summer were also attributed to her displeasure. However, despite the loss of her devotees in Kirdan lands, Baaqu is still venerated by the inhabitants of Suagirea proper, who keep the traditional shamanic cults. 
Other noteworthy goddesses of the Xhuranoa include XXXXXXX, who was said to have a temple dedicated to her in Qoss before the Cataclysm; XXXXXX, who is the patron goddess and protector of the city-state XXXXXX in Sharu-Tur; and XXXXXX, who was reputedly worshiped by a cabal of wizards in XXXXX until they offended her with improper offerings and thereby brought about the city’s destruction.