Erkala

Erkala, XXXXXX, XXXXXX, is one of the Zhabd-Aoun (the offspring of Klython and Xhura) and a primary deity of the Rhantaseppa pantheon. Like the other two deities of her triad (Fimra and Tecla), Erkala is androgyne; the Rhantashani refer to her using a special grammatical class in the Chomarra language which is reserved for sacral contexts and which simultaneously denotes masculine and feminine characteristics. However, she is typically considered a goddess with androgyne characteristics by the Vanir-Vaati.
Erkala is associated with a great many domains: Love and fertility, revenge, divine insight and access to hidden knowledge, transfiguration, alchemy, and divination and the interpretation of dreams. She is also an agricultural deity, associated with plenty and fruitfulness, and is believed to have power over healing (especially the curing of diseases) as well. In some parts of Achuirea she is revered in mystery cults, especially in her aspect associated with hidden knowledge, transfiguration, alchemy, and divination.
Erkala (like Tecla and Fimra) is often treated as a more important deity than either Klython or Xhura: They may be the mother and father of the Rhantaseppa pantheon, but in many ways, Erkala's spheres of power are more relevant to people's lives and welfare on a daily basis. This is especially true with regard to her power over affairs of the heart, fertility, agriculture, and protection from disease.