Loselle

Loselle, nicknamed "Logan", is the second-eldest son of Amarga and Davide and god of animals, life, agriculture, celebration, and wine. With ex-wife Seraphina he has fathered three children - Nyakay, Shampert, and Elés. In Lovotianity, he is favored as a relatively forgiving and good-natured god, with a large, devout following.
Tales embedded within the legends of the gods consider Loselle an outcast among the twelve original gods and goddesses, an all-black, highly temperamental rhinoceros. Loselle was formerly banished to the Underworld alongside sister Emeriah for crimes against the gods but was later released. However, Emeriah remains, which has initiated rivalry between the two gods. He later married sister Seraphina in a short, bitterly unhappy marriage which resulted in three children that he does not properly care for. This ideology has become plastered in the mindsets of parents worldwide, particularly among the young men who worship him. Loselle's past behavior may have contributed to the skyrocketing number of single-parent families and so-called "deadbeat dads" across the globe, according to many historians, philosophers, and priests.
Despite the apparent flaws of the god, devout Lovotians depict Loselle as humble, kind, and generous. At the Table of Oriasis, he is seated adjacently to the left of Niboul, directly across from ex-wife Seraphina. Loselle is credited with the creation of alcohol, notably wine. The L'lorar, ancient text of Lovotianity, requires that all mortals give thanks to the god before they drink. Especially in modern times, an alarmingly increasing number of alcohol-related accidents, injuries, and fatalities leave many suspecting the god is at fault, punishing mortals who do not obey his commands. Bar patrons who did not give thanks later became violently ill, as closer investigation revealed these mortals' drinks were somehow poisoned.
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