Álfen Mythology

Álfen Mythology, also called the Álfarii Myth Cycles, are an ancient cultural force of myths and legends which binds the members of the Álfarii species together and forms a basis for much of their thinking about their ancient past.
== The Greater Themes of Creation ==
In the wake of the the Shattering of the Primordial Garden, a moment that marked the conception of the Universe itself, a magnificent transformation unfolded. From the shattered remnants of the once-pristine Garden emerged Minera, the Primordial Goddess of Creation, Life, and Nature, along with her divine kin of the Primordials, and following the tumultuous First War in Heaven, where cosmic forces clashed and the Primordials of the Winnowers were vanquished and imprisoned within the depths of the Void, Minera found herself alone on a world nestled in the galactic Northwest. Little did she know, or possibly she did, that this desolate realm, known only as Estelar, would become the sacred homeworld of the Álfarii, a race that would arise from the tapestry of her divine influence.
With unwavering determination, Minera harnessed the powers of creation bestowed upon her, weaving her celestial essence through the very fabric of the Void. Employing the first Themes of Creation, she channeled her divine song to transform the barren and desolate landscapes into a flourishing verdant garden. Deserts blossomed into sprawling forests, and barren basins gave birth to lush oceans teeming with life. The world responded to her melodic touch, springing forth in vibrant splendor as a testament to her boundless power.
As the world took shape and attained perfection through Minera's song, she embarked on a new verse, singing the second and third greater themes that would birth the Áellatarii Pantheon. These divine beings, sculpted from the very essence of her divine melody, were destined to become the gods and goddesses who would guide and inspire the Álfarii throughout their existence. As their creator and nurturer, Minera assumed the role of their steward, providing guidance and nurturing their understanding of their newfound physical existence.
For countless years, Minera dedicated herself to the care and guidance of her divine offspring. Time flowed like a river, with eons ebbing and passing, allowing these nascent gods to grow and evolve under her watchful eye. Among them, Eidnár, the firstborn of Minera and the Áellatar of Lightning and Light, emerged as the most powerful. His brilliance and strength were unparalleled, making him the natural choice to ascend to the esteemed position of King of the Áellatarii.
It was during this time that Eidnár found himself captivated by the enchanting Rávdná, the Áellatar of Love and the Forge. Drawn to her radiance and the immense depths of her heart, he courted her with unwavering devotion. Their connection grew deep and profound, culminating in a union that would forever intertwine their destinies. With their love serving as an emblem of unity and the forging of unbreakable bonds, Eidnár and Rávdná assumed their roles as the reigning monarchs of the Áellatarii, guiding their divine kin under Minera with wisdom, love, and a shared vision for the future.
=== The Lesser Themes of Creation ===
Following the preparations for their ascension to the esteemed role of stewards themselves, Minera rallied her Áellatarii to the heart of Estelar, a place known as the Matriarchs Forest, a conduit of immense psychic power. United in purpose and guided by their divine mother, they embarked on the next phase of creation, delving into the Fourth and Fifth Themes.
With the divine choir of Minera leading the way, the ethereal song reverberated through the cosmos, weaving through the very fabric of existence. It was within this celestial symphony that the mortal Álfarii were crafted, shaped by the profound notes of the divine melody. Each Áellatarii, like an individual pylon of psychic power, contributed their own unique themes, intertwining them with the primary creative essence of Minera herself.
As the chorus of creation resonated, the genesis of the Álfarii unfolded, and within their beings, they bore the singular gifts bestowed upon them by the illustrious Áellatarii. While each deity contributed their divine essence to the Álfarii's formation, a select few among the revered Áellatar imparted their gifts with even greater prominence.
At the helm of this sacred gathering stood Eidnár, the firstborn of Minera and esteemed Prince of the Áellatarii. Possessing immense wisdom and benevolence, he bestowed upon the Álfen the very essence of wisdom itself. This sacred gift illuminated their path, enabling them to delve deep within their souls and gain profound self-awareness. Guided by the beacon of wisdom, the Álfen discovered their true selves and embraced their individual identities, fostering personal growth and understanding.
Joined by his beloved wife, Rávdná, Eidnár's gift of wisdom was complemented by Rávdná's profound bestowment of love. Through her divine power, the Álfen were immersed in the forces of love, forging unbreakable bonds of kinship and unity. Love became the cornerstone of their existence, nurturing compassion, empathy, and the recognition of their shared divinity. Embracing the power of love, the Álfen radiated harmony, weaving a tapestry of connection and mutual respect.
Eret, the eminent Lord of Wisdom and Knowledge, graced the Álfen with the magnificent gift of Artifice. With this divine endowment, the Álfen gained the ability to shape and mold their dreams into tangible realities. The boundless power of creation flowed through their very beings, allowing them to bring forth magnificent wonders that adorned the tapestry of their existence. Guided by their artful prowess, the Álfen crafted extraordinary works of art, architecture, and ingenuity, leaving a legacy of creativity and innovation.
Merjá, the ethereal Goddess of Vegetation and Ecstasy, bestowed upon the Álfen the precious essence of joy. Within their hearts, the gift of joy bloomed, infusing every moment with pure delight and ecstasy. The Álfen reveled in the sheer bliss of existence, finding beauty and fulfillment in the simplest of pleasures. Wherever they went, they spread laughter and happiness, fostering an atmosphere of positivity and celebration.
Guided by Áednu and Mávnos, the Twin Hunters, the Álfen were blessed with the gift of desire, a passionate flame that burned within their souls. Fueled by an insatiable yearning for prosperity, they embarked on a relentless pursuit of growth and achievement. Their unwavering desire propelled them forward, enabling them to conquer challenges and unlock the boundless potential within themselves. With their passionate aspirations, the Álfen left an indelible mark on the cosmos, carving a path of success and accomplishment.
Biijá, known as the Weeping Lady, bestowed upon the Álfen the invaluable power of foresight. Through this divine endowment, the Álfen gained the ability to perceive the intricate tapestry of fate and understand their place within the grand design of existence. Guided by the gift of foresight, they navigated the ever-changing currents of time, making decisions with purpose and clarity. Aligned with the threads of destiny, the Álfen walked their path with conviction, ensuring that their actions resonated with the greater symphony of creation.
Ártor Ái-Deá, the revered God of War and Family, bestowed upon the Álfen the gift of anger. Within this paradoxical nature, anger became their means of defense, igniting a fierce fire within their hearts. It served as a powerful tool, empowering the Álfen to protect the precious gifts they had received. In times of adversity and conflict, anger became their shield, guarding their wisdom, love, artifice, joy, desire, and foresight. With this gift, they stood resolute, preserving their divine heritage and the harmony they cherished.
== Genesis of the Álfarii ==
In the magnificent tapestry of creation, the Lesser Themes of Creation gave birth to the Álfarii, mortal beings of great significance. According to Álfarii legend, the most esteemed Áellatarii of Minera claimed these newborn mortals as their own, shaping their destinies and guiding their paths. Among them, Eidnár and Volbmar, the greatest of their kin, took charge of the largest groups of these mortal folk, each bestowing upon them a unique identity.
Eidnár, guided by his beloved mate Rávdná and his innate divine nature, selected the strongest and proudest of the mortals, granting them the name Erel'vari, the Children of The Stars. These mortals radiated with a sense of nobility and courage, embodying the essence of luminosity and righteousness. Under Eidnár's tutelage, they thrived, embracing their role as guardians of wisdom and bearers of his own celestial light.
In contrast, Volbmar, driven solely by his inherent nature, gathered mortals who exhibited strength and promise, designating them as the Volb'narii, the Children of Darkness. These mortals possessed a unique power, channeling the shadows and delving into the depths of the unknown. Volbmar's guidance nurtured their potential, honing their skills in secrecy and granting them the ability to navigate the mysteries that lay hidden in the abyss.
The other Áellatarii, were entrusted with the remainder of the newborn mortal populace, each attending to their respective groups. Áillon claimed the third largest collection of mortals, distinguished by their tall stature and dark countenance. These mortals possessed a captivating aura, their souls shimmering and glowing against the eddies of the void. They were named the Áil'adoriens, the Stars in the Forest, and were taken under Áillon's patronage.
Eret, known as the Lord of Wisdom and Knowledge, chose only a select few mortals to join his people, the Te'laari. These chosen individuals stood tall and exuded distinction and pride. Eret recognized their potential for intellectual growth and sought to cultivate their minds, guiding them on a path of enlightenment and scholarly pursuits.
Among the mortals, there existed a group whose souls radiated an opalescent array of colors, their voices resounding through melodies and harmonies instead of spoken language. The goddesses Merjá, Biijá, and Ikká were captivated by their artistic display and engaged in a spirited debate over who would welcome these mortals into their embrace. Witnessing their disagreement, Rávdná intervened, wisely choosing to divide the mortals among the three goddesses, promoting harmony and unity.
Content with the outcome, Merjá incorporated her newfound "singers," the Me'jjárii, into her husband's people, despite Eret's initial objections. He reluctantly accepted these gifted individuals into his Te'laari, recognizing the value of their unique talents in the pursuit of artistic expression and creativity. Biijá and Ikká named their respective groups after the qualities they possessed, giving rise to the Bin'járii and Venyari, mortals known for their inherent skills and attributes.
As the ages unfolded, the Álfarii transitioned from singing with grace and merriment to developing spoken language. They flourished within the sheltering embrace of the Forests of Estelar, constructing their first cities along the winding rivers. And quickly they developed writing and the arts of building, metallurgy, arts and crafts, and soon constructed their own grand starships, spreading through their home system and pioneering out of the reach of their homestars. It was within this vibrant empire that they forged a rich cultural heritage, pioneering the realms of poetry, art, and music, breathing life into the nascent universe.
During this epoch of creation, a profound harmony prevailed between the gods and the mortals they nurtured. Guided by Minera's watchful eye, the deities and the Álfen traversed the realms of existence as companions. They shared wisdom, reveled in the wonders of the Universe, and collectively pursued enlightenment and growth. Together, they wove a golden age of unity, fostering a legacy that would endure throughout the annals of time.
== The Great Bane ==
The Álfarii dwelled contentedly on their Maiden Worlds, their power and numbers flourishing as they emerged from the radiant embrace of Estelar's home star. And through the guidance and protection of the Áellatarii they grew exponentially in knowledge, basking in the bliss of their vast empire of worlds. Within the Estelan Empire, the Álfarii clans, under the watchful guidance of their patron gods, flourished and developed their own unique cultures. They fostered high culture, poetry, and a reverence for the subtleties of existence. 
For Aeon's, the Álfarii reveled in a state of unparalleled peace and bliss, traversing the celestial expanse of the galaxy and adorning its worlds with their magnificence. However, deep within the confines of the Void, Khaos, the Abyssal One, remained imprisoned, his gaze fixated upon the burgeoning ocean of radiant souls that was the Álfarii. He keenly sensed their growing power and became acutely aware of their existence.
Despite his confinement, Khaos possessed an undeniable power that even his Kin of the other Primordials acknowledged. He had meticulously crafted instruments, known as Daemons, within the Deep Hells of the Great Ocean, capable of carrying out his orders in the material universe. These Daemons were dispatched to scour the worlds of the Álfarii, spying on them and sowing affliction among the young race.
This surge of Daemonic activity came to be known by the Modern Álfarii as the Bane Sagas, a period when heroes were forged and sagas were written. Among them was the tale of the Divine Ascendancy of Almil - a young Álfen boy, who through his selfless sacrifice for the Áellatar Mávnos - who had been gravely wounded by a Greater Daemon of Khaos - Almil provided the Great Hunter with the time needed to prepare a strike that banished the Daemon, sending the beast howling back into the Void. In recognition of his sacrifice, Almil was reborn as the Áellatar Demigod Válter, the Postulant of Mávnos.
However, after countless Aeon's of imprisonment, Khaos's sentence was complete. He cunningly feigned rehabilitation, pretending to be oblivious to the plight caused by his Daemonic minions among the Álfarii. And with his malice amplified by his long captivity, he harbored bittered memories of his overthrow and Minera's role in it. He sought to poison the peace of the Estelan Empire and bring ruin upon the Álfarii. Adopting a form that exuded fairness and wisdom, he took the name Ar'Otharn, and began to cultivate the trust of both mortals and gods alike, concealing his true intentions with Daemonic Guile.
== The Lies of Khaos - The Kin Wars ==
Among the Álfarii clans and their Áellatarii patrons, Khaos regarded the Ruhtarii Corsairs; the scattered tribes of Ruhte - The Traveler - as inconsequential to his grand plans. And the Áil'adoriens, Bin'járii, and Te'laari remained content in their own pursuits, having no interest in his teachings. However, the Volb'narii and Venyarii, driven by an insatiable thirst for knowledge, were willing to lend an ear to Khaos. Recognizing their creative potential, Khaos saw them as valuable assets compared to the other dispersed clans. Thus, he began to impart his teachings upon them, concealing his malevolent intentions beneath a veneer of genuine guidance.
Over time, alongside his genuine teachings, Khaos wove half-truths and disguised lies, not only about the intentions of the Primordials but also regarding the Áellatari themselves. Most detrimental among these falsehoods was the claim that the mortal offspring of the other Primordials would one day appear within the now Fast Growing Estelan Empire. Minera had kept this knowledge hidden from both the Áellatari and the Álfen clans. And as time passed, rumors spread among the Álfarii, suggesting that Minera had deliberately confined them within Estelar so that the "Lesser Races" could inherit the vast universe and seize the glory that rightfully belonged to the Álfarii. Among those who harbored discontent, Volbmar, twin to Eidnár, Patron Patriarch of the Volb'narii, and firstborn of Minera, stood out.
Volbmar possessed unparalleled beauty, skill, subtlety, and craftsmanship, surpassing even his Áellatari peers. Among his many creations, he devised the system of letters used by the Volb'narii. His greatest masterpiece, however, was the Yn'encarne, seven diamond-like gems that contained the intertwined light of Estelar Primes twin suns. The Yn'encarne were possessed of tremendous power, capable of mimicking Minera's Themes of Creation - Forging the Eddies of the Void into Physical Life.
Yet, despite his immense talents, or perhaps due to them, Volbmar was plagued by arrogance and often acted recklessly. He harbored a deep hatred and fear of Khaos. But unbeknownst to him, his own pain and vanity inadvertently amplified Khaos' lies, giving them their most prominent voice. Eventually, driven by the lies of Khaos and his own anguish over Minera's potential deception, Volbmar drew the swords of his Clans against his Áellatari brethren. The Primordials had been troubled by the unrest among the Volb'narii, but they had watched and waited, hoping for a resolution.
As the tranquility among Estelar's clans shattered, the Primordials found themselves unable to overlook the escalating turmoil. Volbmar was summoned to the Upper Realms of the Void, compelled to account for his actions. Khaos' lies were finally brought to light, yet he adroitly evaded capture, slipping away before the Primordials could seize him. Nonetheless, for his transgressions, Volbmar and his Volb'narii were condemned. They were banished to the Throne-World Khanvhar, a realm of their Patrons own making, an extradimensional plane forged from Volbmar's formidable psychic prowess, intricately woven within the fabric of the Tracery. There, they were psychically imprisoned, marking the culmination of their sentencing.
In the passage of millennia, after the fate of Volbmar and his Volb'narii was sealed, Eidnár, driven by a desire to mend the schisms among the Álfarii clans, orchestrated a grand festival on the very homeworld of the Álfarii. However, Khaos and the Daemonic Primordial Thiztris intervened, conjuring a Void-Rift that momentarily devoured the radiance of the Twin Stars, subsequently casting a shroud of darkness over the realms within the Estelen System.
As Khaos descended into a monstrous madness, he unleashed his infernal legions upon Estelar. Countless Daemonic hordes surged forth, clashing against the Álfarii in a cataclysmic onslaught. Amidst the chaos, Khaos himself strode forth, his Fell Blades resonating with malevolent anticipation as they tasted the flesh of the Álfarii. In a pivotal confrontation known as the Siege of the Singing Palaces - the very heart of Volbmar and his Volb'narii within Estalar - the infernal Primordial clashed with the Áellatari Lords of Darkness.
Within this fierce and tumultuous battle, Volbmar, together with his firstborn son, the Áellatar Prince Dárbmu - a figure revered as the embodiment of Fear and held in deep affection among the Volb'narii - stood unyielding in the face of the formidable Primordial onslaught. Yet, even as their spirits blazed with unbreakable resolve, Khaos harnessed an irrefutable power that brooked no opposition. With a cataclysmic surge of unbridled wrath, he unleashed a devastating blow upon the Áellatar Dárbmu, the force of which shattered the Volb'narii like fragile glass before the malevolent might of his dread-forged Mace.
Emerging from this brutal clash as the undeniable victor, Khaos seized six of the seven Yn'encarne - for one lay shattered in the maelstrom of the conflict - each a creation of Volbmar's ingenuity. These paracausal gems became a grim testament to Khaos' absolute dominion over the spoils of battle, a chilling symbol of his conquest. Satisfied with his prized trophies, Khaos swiftly withdrew from the frontlines, vanishing into the enigmatic depths of the Material Realm. In his wake, he left a realm to be torn by the malevolent echoes of his creations, forever bearing the scars of his monstrous intent.
== Screaming Monsters of Blackened Stars ==
In the heart-wrenching aftermath of the cataclysmic battle, Volb'mar's anguished gaze fell upon the shattered form of his firstborn son, his heart aching with profound grief. Amidst the scattered remnants of the Yn'encarne, shattered into fragments by the devastating clash, Volbmar found himself ensnared in a web of inconsolable sorrow. Fueled by an indescribable pain, he embarked upon an arcane endeavor born of desperation and love.
With a determination that transcended mortal understanding, Volbmar commenced a ritual of unparalleled complexity. Weaving the divine essence of his fallen son into the very fabric of creation, he orchestrated the birth of a new breed of beings - the Dárb'makii, known as the "Flesh of Dárbmu" in the intricate lexicon of the Álfarii. These monstrous and enigmatic creatures emerged from the conjunction of the elusive spheres of Flesh and Void, their existence shrouded in arcane mystery.
The first of these Eldritch Dárb'makii, born from Volbmar's anguished artistry, became known as the Vun-Dárbus, a title that echoed with a father's lament and whispered of boundless hatred. Clad in this whispering panoply of vengeful resolve, Volb'mar stood transformed, a figure whose grief had metamorphosed into an unstoppable force of darkness.
Imbued with newfound purpose and bolstered by the chittering whispers of the Dárb'makii, Volbmar rallied his bonded warriors, each now emboldened by the presence of these arcane creatures. United by their shared determination to seek retribution against the malevolent Khaos and reclaim the stolen Yn'encarne, the Volb'narii set forth into the boundless expanse of the universe.
Their starships surged forth, driven by Volbmar's unwavering resolve and the burning desire for justice. Pledging to wage an unrelenting war against the forces of Khaos, Volbmar and his dedicated followers embarked on a perilous quest, fueled by the need to bring their nemesis to account and restore honor to their fallen son.
Having already suffered banishment at the hands of the Áellatarii due to their previous rebellion and the violent clashes that marred the Kin Wars, the exiled Volb'narii emerged from their isolation as outcasts, determined to confront their past and reshape their destiny. Their vision encompassed not only the pursuit of vengeance against Khaos but also the establishment of their own dominions, realms where their rule would be unchallenged.
As the exiles of the Volb'narii journeyed across the tumultuous tapestry of the universe, their path was marked by unyielding conflict, unquenchable ambition, and an unwavering pursuit of justice. The saga of the Volb'narii unfolded in the shadows, a tale of darkness and determination, as they sought to reclaim what was stolen and carve a place for themselves in the annals of the cosmos.
== Wars of the Yn'encarne ==
The crimes committed by Khaos against the Estelan Empire and the subsequent wars of the Volb'narii plunged the universe into a multi-millennia-long war that soon embroiled all the Álfarii kindreds, as well as other young races, both directly and indirectly. Khaos, skilled in manipulation, twisted the naivety of many younger races and corrupted them to serve his dark ambitions. He emerged as a formidable Warlord, rallying an immense army that shook the very foundations of the Galaxy.
This forces, composed of the followers of Khaos and the embittered Volb'narii, clashed in relentless warfare for countless millennia. The battles spread like wildfire, drawing in the other Álfen kindreds who were caught in the crossfire. Throughout this tumultuous era, twenty great battles were fought against Ar'Otharn, and although some victories were achieved by the Álfarii and their allies, the ultimate outcome proved disastrous.
The Volb'narii, now hardened and resentful towards their fellow Álfarii, and had also long since been manipulated by Khaos when he wore the face of Ar'Otharn, to harbor a deep-seated hatred for the lesser races of the galaxy. Their once-proud warriors were now transformed into forsaken and corrupted beings, embodying the dark fire of their sadistic and malicious souls. The Modern Volb'narii, driven by their emboldened darkness and guided by Volbmar, became infamous raiders who pillaged the worlds of mortal races, taking captive their populations and transporting them to the sinister Throneworld of Khanvhar. There, the captive souls would serve as fuel for the twisted machinations conceived by the blackened hearts of the Volb'narii.
Among their countless atrocities, the enslavement of the Nidir stands as one of the most abhorrent. The Nidir, a race of insectoid stone-men, were subjected to the iron grip of the Volb'narii for millennia. These ancient beings, once proud and noble, were kept underfoot by the Volb'narii, subjected to unimaginable suffering and oppression. The Volb'narii reveled in their domination over the Nidir, treating them as nothing more than chattel in their dark reign.
== The Second War in Heaven ==
== Áellatarii Gods ==
The Áellatarii (Álfarii; singular Áellatar), also known as the Primordial Álfarii, were once a united and prosperous pantheon of Powers in the physical realm of the Universe. They governed over the Álfen Diaspora under the guidance of the Primordial Minera, ensuring harmony and order within their respective domains.
Among the distinguished Lords of the Áellatarii, Eidnár held a prominent position as the Star King, also known as the Lord of Lightning. He reigned over the Álfen and was revered as the father of the Eidnálfar. Often associated with fire and lightning, Eidnár symbolized power and illumination.
Eiven, son of Eidnár and Rávdná, was a Dual God, embodying the domains of Lightning and Metalworking. He possessed great skill in crafting and was revered for his mastery over these elemental forces.
Bierrán, known as The Doomsman, held the role of the Judge of the Dead. He presided over matters of death and the void, ensuring a balance in the realm beyond.
Volbmar, the Twin of Eidnár, stood as the God of Darkness and Chaos, earning the title of the First Dark Lord. Though banished from the Áellatarii, Volbmar wielded immense strength and represented the forces of disorder and obscurity. Volbmar was the husband of Lársa, the Weaver, who held the title of Queen of Serpents.
Dárbmu, the firstborn son of Volbmar and Lársa, embodied the domain of Fear. He instilled dread and trepidation in the hearts of mortals, embodying the power and influence of this intense emotion.
Jovnnás, another son of Volbmar and Lársa, reigned as the God of the Void and Witches. He possessed deep knowledge of the void and its mysteries, often associated with witchcraft and esoteric practices.
Eret, the God of Wisdom and Knowledge, was married to Merjá, the Goddess of Vegetation, Wine, and Ecstasy. Eret's domain encompassed intellectual pursuits, while Merjá governed over the growth and abundance of the natural world.
Áillon, titled The Lord and Master of Dreams, held sway over realms of Trickery, Visions, and Prophecy. He was the husband of Ikká, the Gentle, who embodied healing and restorative powers.
Mortu, born of the union between Áillon and Ikká, emerged as the God of Nightmares and Desires. He embodied the darker aspects of the dream realm, representing both the terrors and the secret longings hidden within the human psyche.
Mávnos, the Twin of Áednu, known as The God of the Hunt and Harvest, carried titles such as the Huntsman, the Lord of Forests, and the Great Rider. He was married to Ruhte, the Goddess of Travelers and Merchants. Mávnos's realm encompassed the natural cycles of hunting, agriculture, and the bountiful harvests they provided.
Válter, the Ascendant Áellatar Demigod, and Blade and Postulate of Mávnos, served as the steward to Florá, the Goddess of Beauty and the Moon. He held a position of honor and responsibility in safeguarding the Lunalleum Realm, Florá's own Throneworld.
Among the esteemed Ladies of the Áellatarii, Rávdná held a paramount role as the Goddess of Love and the Forge. She reigned as the Queen of the Áellatarii and was the beloved wife of Eidnár. Rávdná symbolized passion and creativity.
Áidná, daughter of Rávdná and Eidnár, personified the realm of War. She displayed fierce determination and prowess in battle, embodying the valor and courage of warriors.
Florá, another daughter of Rávdná and Eidnár, stood as the Goddess of Beauty and the Moon. She radiated ethereal beauty and influenced the cycles of the moon, guiding its illumination and phases.
Áednu, the Twin of Mávnos, shared her brother's dominion over the Hunt and Harvest. She embodied the grace and skill of the huntress, overseeing the natural abundance of the earth.
Merjá, the Goddess of Vegetation, Wine, and Ecstasy, possessed a deep connection with the plant kingdom and the intoxicating pleasures of life. She nurtured the growth and vitality of flora and embodied the joys of revelry.
Biijá, known as the Weeper, held the title of the Lady of Mercy. She embodied compassion and empathy, offering solace and comfort to those in need.
Ikká, the Gentle, was the Lady of Healing and Rest. As the wife of Áillon, she possessed profound restorative powers and provided respite and rejuvenation to the weary.
Dárjá, daughter of Ikká and Áillon, stood as the Lady of Dreams and the Wayfarer. She guided mortals through the realm of dreams, offering guidance and insight into the ethereal realm.
Ruhte, the Goddess of Travelers and Merchants, served as the wife of Mávnos. She protected those embarking on journeys and safeguarded the interests of merchants, ensuring safe passage and prosperous ventures.
Lársa, the Weaver, held the title of Queen of Serpents as the wife of Volbmar. She commanded the serpentine creatures and presided over the mysteries and secrets woven within the fabric of existence.
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