The Water Goddess

The Water Goddess, also known as Seapatro is a ancient water goddess that is said to inhabit the seas of the Marima Ocean. She is said to be the puller of waves, the mother of fish, and the keeper of typhoons whom she cautions to go attack those who onslaught her; Mako Mako or mock water, which Makolans find it spectacular. 
== Description ==
She was born the day seas were made, at least that's what Makolans think, some think she was formulated by Mako Mako herself as a way to help her govern the oceans she took the time to create. The Water Goddess is said to be solely blue and have ravishing long blue hair which shrivels and shakes like the ocean itself. She is also said to sometimes wear a diadem made from seafoam. Her personality is said to be quite bubbly at most but when someones anger her, she will become increasingly aggressive and seek havoc on that attacker. She claims to promise to destroy all those who don't respect her by drowning them in their lifetime.
== Fear ==
Makolans fear the Water Goddess and at all times, respect her memorials, her innovations and her nautical life. Makolans, as crazy as this sounds, respect water as it is your mother. Makolans can still drink, bathe in, and swim in the water, but they mustn't do so in the ocean water. Over 15.8% of Makolans have Thalassophobia and Aquaphobia. 
== Story ==
Many say the day she was born, she was bestowed gills and lungs, entitling her to breathe air and waterr, making her a superior being. She once had a crush on a young evil spirit that resided in the water, named Coral, who was accidentally cultivated by the creation of anemone, aquatic plants and coral. The water goddess, however, days later, found Coral victimizing a young man fishing, to the rescue, the Water Goddess had tidal waves set behind her and these tidal waves were steaming hot, which then hit Coral and burnt his body into ashes, which the Water Goddess then fed the ashes to her aquatic friends. 
Days later, the Water Goddess introduced the victimized fishermen to Floral Sen, her greatest friend, and days later, Floral Sen married the young fisherman and the Water Goddess went back into a long sleep under an underwater rock.
== Gallery ==
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Category:Goddesses