Ravenna of Lusken

Ravenna Elyza Lyzkäna, later Saint Ravenna of Lusken, was a sage from the city of Luskan. She became the patron saint of birds, especially corvids, and of the wise and wisdom.
Ravenna Elyza Lyzkäna lived before formally recorded history, about one millenium before zero TE. She was said to be a wise sage who solved many great riddles and logic puzzles at a surprisingly young age for a wise person. She spent her time living in the Troodos Mountains east of the then-town of Luskan, where she whistled to the birds - and they spoke back, in ways only she understood. It was said that during a time of great famine in the Lusken foothills, when many peasants faced hunger after a fiery summer that burned the crops, the birds told Ravenna that lush grounds lay over the mountains. The birds told Ravenna to save her people from famine with their knowledge. Ravenna led the people east over the mountains to found a small village on the fertile bounteous coast, and became a folk hero, and later was canonised as a saint.
Her followers often wore bird feathers or carried fancy quills. Crows and other corvids were her symbolic bird.
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