Niboul

Niboul, modern name "Nicole", rules Mt. Pias as the queen of the gods and is revered as the goddess of love, beauty, marriage, and innocence. She was formerly a mortal woman thought to have existed somewhere in Rome in the 2nd Century A.D. The legend behind her existence comes into play when ancient stories of the time period spoke of Antoine becoming encapsulated by her beauty in her adolescence. Niboul is a major figure not only in Lovotianity, but also popular culture, well into modern times. Her innocence, devoutness, purity, and altruistic nature is seen as a beacon of hope in what is considered to be an otherwise dark, disparaging, and depressive religion.
In Lovotianity, Niboul is seated at the head of the Table of Oriasis, to the left of Antoine. The degree of her beauty, even in portraits, is credited as powerful enough such that any mortal being, even animals, will be entranced, overcome by feelings of love and lust. According to Martha Nussbaum, professor of philosophy at the University of Chicago, states that the sheer level of the goddess' attractiveness "has the power to turn a gay man straight and a straight woman gay."
Niboul is said to have joined Mt. Pias as a twelfth god around 144 A.D., which, according to legend, is a time comparable to when she was noticed by Antoine. She is married to the god and has birthed four children with him - Kyagana, Robinelle, Jilette, and Hormanas. She does not share relations with the other Lovotian deities, nor is she a descendant of Amarga and Davide. Despite being revered and worshipped for her humility, innocence, and purity, critics of the goddess point to stories of her vanity, long history of affairs, temper, and arrogance as sources of self-harm, depression, anxiety, and feelings of superiority in the mortal race, particularly among the adolescent females who idolize her.
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