Ardella

Ardella, otherwise known as the Dancing Lady, is an Archangel, and part of the Tyrranean Pantheon of Gods.
The largest following of Ardella is within the city of Thassalus, where she is worshipped as one of the Four Ladies, alongside Aysa, Alyssa, and Livia.
== Themes ==
Ardella is mostly associated with music and performance, which is largely why she has such a large following in Thassalus.
However, she is also associated with creativity, talent, and the arts in general. She is a goddess of artists, entertainers, and musicians.
Though not directly associated, Ardella is commonly referenced in relation to the themes of joy and festivity, because she is often seen as a goddess who only wants to bring joy to the world, and to watch artists and musicians excel at their craft.
Ardella's symbol is a harp.
== Mythology ==
=== Placement in the Pantheon ===
Ardella is a daughter of Aysa and Aldin. Her brothers are Annor and Alshin, and her sister is Alyssa.
Outside of Thassalus, Ardella is not considered to be a particularly important goddess and is not revered strongly.
=== Depiction ===
Ardella is a depicted as a beautiful slender woman with golden skin and long flowing hair. She supposedly wears a loose dress, which billows out as she dances. She is always shown either in mid-dance, or playing the harp.
The Tome of Truths describes Ardella as; "A fair maiden of flaxen hair, whose dance never ceases. Only her sister Alyssa can compare in beauty, but even her radiant comeliness is overshadowed by the pure gracefulness of Ardella's unending dance. She moves like the wind, no part of her ever halting in its flow. She performs divinely elegant movements, the likes of which no human being could achieve, for an audience of gods"
Category:Archangels
Category:Light Gods