White-Eyed Lady

A death goddess who seems to have many other cognates, such as The God of the Obscured Sun. Her worship was supposedly eradicated around 3,000 years before the events of the Doctrine of Labyrinths. Associated with the Labyrinth of Nera. 
== Origin ==
A death goddess under the state religion of Lucrece, and was worshipped as the White-Eyed Lady as her name was forbidden to write. Those who followed her were members of an initiatory mystery cult who primarily worshipped her with labyrinths. 
'She is the center of every maze' is a hymn associated with her (The Virtu). 
She is associated with death, despair, misery, mikkary and noirance. Her followers performed rites in darkness, drank the blood of their children, and sacrificed to her.
She is a part of Ephreal Sand's De Doctrina Labyrinthorum, and may be associated with Ephreal Sand's disintegrating sanity and obsession with mazes that have no end. 
== Relationships ==
Felix Harrowgate is repeatedly drawn to her and labyrinths associated with her or similar cognates throughout all four books.
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