Aysa

Aysa, the Mother, the Weeping Lady, is a Light god, and a prominent god within the Tyrranean Pantheon of Gods.
Aysa is prominently worshiped across Tyrrus and the Shattered Sea, though her followings are smaller than Athin or Aldin.
Aysa is often considered to be the nicest of all the gods. She is a god of healers, mothers, and those who prefer the outdoors.
== Themes ==
Aysa is primarily a goddess of life. She loves life in all its forms, and abhors the destruction of it. For this reason, she is often seen as a patron to healers and doctors.
In mythology, Aysa is the mother of most other light gods, and as such is often seen as a goddess of motherhood and bringing new life into the world. Aysa nurtures growing children, and even young plants and animals.
Aysa is a goddess of mercy, and as such is often seen as a counterpart to her husband Aldin, who acts with merciless justice. Some consider Aysa to be too weak, since she would prefer to never kill anyone, no matter their crimes. However, just because she is merciful doesn't mean she forgives or forgets.
Aysa is often called the Weeping Lady, because though her kindness is boundless she is unable to save everybody, and so weeps for everybody who suffers.
Aysa's symbol is a tree, which represents the Scendrasil.
== Mythology ==
=== Placement in the Pantheon ===
Within the familial structure of the Tyrranean Pantheon of Gods, Aysa is the daughter of Athin, wife/sister of Aldin, and mother of Annor, Ardella, and Alshin.
Category:Light Gods
Category:Gods