Tsuruname

"He is the still and sparkling orb, the pearl of the endless sea that is space. Beauty unknown yet pined for, he was born in love, raised in anger, fell, yet rose again to be the warden of darkness and all those who bask in it. Darkness is not evil, and he is proof of such. Great and eloquent Father Night: The moon itself, Tsuruname." -Kumari, Book of Kumari
Tsuruname, also known as Father Night, The Twilight Warden, Tamand, The King, Parson of Music, and his many aspects, such as Aurzur, is the embodiment of the moon and the second oldest in the trio of gods in the Oneto pantheon. He is also the father of Kumari and husband to Makannah, as well as the brother to Amanareth and Surano-o. Over 10,000 years ago, he was possessed by the Miasma and became Father Night, to which he was swiftly banished to the moon by Amanareth. This event, known as Heavenly Split, became the catalyst for the formation of the religion Solasnastica, which he was named Tamand. Tsuruname is known for his accomplishments as the Painter of the Stars, as well as the creator deity of demons and the Elsef subrace known as the Cairn.
== Overview ==
Born from Iranagi's left side Tsuruname was created to be a companion to the Sun and illuminate Arth at night, with his true form as the moon beautifully illuminating the night with the reflection of light from the sun. As a god of the moon, he is the embodiment of such, so those under the rule and influence of the moon are associating with him, such as:
* Darkness
* Winter
* The Sea/Ocean
* Cold
* Those bound to him as patrons
* Phases/Changing
* Illusion
* Enchantment
* Rebirth
* Illumination
* Dreams/Nightmares
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