Tecla

Tecla, XXXXXX, XXXXXX, is one of the Zhabd-Aoun (the offspring of Klython and Xhura) and a primary deity of the Rhantaseppa pantheon. Like Fimra and Erkala, Tecla is androgyne; the Rhantashani refer to him using a special grammatical class in the Chomarra language, which is reserved for sacral contexts and which simultaneously denotes masculine and feminine characteristics. However, he is typically considered a god with androgyne characteristics by the Vanir-Vaati.
Tecla is a protector deity, and is associated with both good fortune and healing. He aids mortals in distress, grants auspicious fates, and sends omens to warn or assist the needful. He is also associated with eloquence and persuasion, and is considered a psychopomp who conducts the souls of the dead Rhantashanis to their eternal resting place in Aenuvion. In many ways, he (like Erkala and Fimra) is treated as a more important deity than either Klython or Xhura: They are the mother and father of the Rhantaseppa pantheon, but Tecla's spheres of power are often seen as more significant to people's lives and welfare on a daily basis, especially in his capacity as a protector of the Achuirean people and the Rhantashanis, and shepherd of their souls after death.
Crossroads are considered sacred to Tecla, and in Achuirea, small shrines to him will often be found at a crossroads or a fork in the road, with offerings left by wayfarers littering its pediment.