Helena the Mason

Aëlýna, later Saint Helena the Mason, was a legendary architect and the patron saint of building and architecture.
In her life during the fourth century before 0, she was a stonemason in the cavity of Lusken, a burgeoning city, and the cradle of civilisation. Lusken was under threat from many other cities, sea raids, monsters, and the elements, even. Helena designed the walls of the city, great fortifications of stone, with ingenious angles to reinforce them, battlements, and other features which were completely innovative at the time. For her genius in designing the walls of the great city - which have mostly lasted till the modern era with some gentle maintenance - she was inducted as a Saint after her death.
Her holy symbol was the hammer, or the brick, and her worshippers would spend the day of 1st Ižte building a symbolic stone structure such as a cairn or small tower, which they would light a bonfire under in the evening.
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