Alita

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Alitais the goddess of War, Battle Strategy, Wisdom, and Politics. Her mother is Phaelia, goddess of the moon, and her father is Amos, god of festivals. She has a sister, Iphine, the goddess of love, and a brother, Eses, the god of smithing.

Alita is married to Culo, god of the sea, and together, they have a daughter named Phoebë, who was birthed from the coral ring that Culo gave Alita for their marriage.

Alita's birth is one of the earliest documented events in history, which is outlined in the book written by ancient writer Evenon in the year 67, titled "Naissance d'Alita", or "Alita's Birth"

This is the book in its translated form:

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> Chapter 1: The Kingdom of the Sky
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> In the celestial realm known as the Kingdom of the Sky, where gods and goddesses ruled over the cosmos, a story unfolded that would shape the very essence of war and strategy. It all began with the birth of Alita, the goddess of war and battle strategies.
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> Chapter 2: The Divine Lineage
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> Alita's father, Amos, was the only son of Jakke, one of the original gods who wielded the power of fire and flames. Amos, however, was a deity of a different nature. He was the god of festivals, celebrations, and merriment. His jovial and exuberant nature contrasted sharply with the fiery temperament of his father.
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> Alita's mother, Phaelia, was a radiant and ethereal goddess who held dominion over the moon. Her silvery light bathed the Kingdom of the Sky in a gentle glow each night. Phaelia's beauty and serenity were known throughout the divine realm, and her union with Amos was a testament to the union of opposites.
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> Chapter 3: The Birth of Alita
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> The birth of Alita was not an ordinary event in the Kingdom of the Sky. It was marked by the first-ever lunar eclipse, a phenomenon that sent ripples of curiosity and anticipation throughout the divine realm. Phaelia, in her wisdom, had chosen this celestial event to herald the arrival of her child.
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> During the eclipse, as the moon obscured the sun's radiant light, Alita emerged from the embrace of her parents. She was a striking goddess with eyes that held the wisdom of countless battles yet to come. In her hand, she held a shining sword, a symbol of her future role as the goddess of war.
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> Chapter 4: The Early Days
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> As Alita grew, her unique heritage became evident. She possessed the passion of her grandfather Jakke's flames and the grace of her mother Phaelia's moonlight. Yet, she also displayed an uncanny talent for strategy and warfare, a gift that set her apart from the other gods and goddesses.
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> During her formative years, Alita trained with the ancient masters of combat and learned the intricacies of battle strategies from the most renowned tacticians in the Kingdom of the Sky. Her father, Amos, supported her endeavors, proud of his daughter's determination to forge her own path.
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> Chapter 5: The Unveiling of a Goddess
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> As Alita honed her skills, she became known as the Goddess of War and Battle Strategies. Her fiery spirit and keen intellect were tempered by the grace and serenity she inherited from her mother, making her a formidable yet wise deity.
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> In battles that raged across the cosmos, Alita's guidance proved invaluable to both gods and mortals. Her strategies turned the tide of countless conflicts, and her presence on the battlefield inspired courage and valor. She became a symbol of both strength and wisdom, revered by those who sought victory in the face of adversity.
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> Chapter 6: Legacy and Future
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> Alita's early years laid the foundation for her future as a goddess who would shape the destinies of warriors and leaders. Her lineage, born of fire and moonlight, had gifted her with a unique perspective on warfare, blending the passion of creation with the calm of reflection.
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> In the Kingdom of the Sky, Alita's story was celebrated as a testament to the power of diversity and the fusion of contrasting forces. Her path as the Goddess of War and Battle Strategies would forever illuminate the cosmos, guiding those who sought her wisdom in the art of conflict and the pursuit of victory.
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During her teenage years, Alita witnessed the birth of her siblings, Iphine and her brother, whose domain was smithing. Iphine, the goddess of love and sex, brought a vibrant and passionate energy to the Kingdom of the Sky. Her presence infused the divine realm with the joys and complexities of love, and her influence extended to the hearts of both gods and mortals alike. Alita found herself amused by her sister's fervent and often unpredictable nature, which contrasted sharply with her own disciplined and strategic mindset.

Alita's brother Eses, the god of smithing, was a master craftsman who could forge weapons and armor with unparalleled skill. His creations were renowned throughout the divine realm for their craftsmanship and durability. Alita recognized the importance of her brother's work in arming the forces she guided in battle, and they often collaborated to ensure that warriors were equipped with the finest weapons and armor.

It was during these formative years that Alita's path intertwined with that of her future husband, Culo, the god of the seas and animals. Culo's domain was the vast and unpredictable oceans, and his connection to the animal kingdom ran deep. Alita admired his ability to navigate the ever-shifting tides of the seas, finding solace in the tranquil depths of the ocean where she could contemplate her strategies in solitude. Their shared love for nature and the mysteries of the deep brought them together, and as they spent more time in each other's company, their mutual respect and affection grew stronger.

As Alita and Culo's bond deepened, their union became a symbol of the harmony that could exist between seemingly opposing forces, just as their domains of war and the sea coalesced into a partnership of strength and wisdom that would shape the course of divine and mortal history.

As the love between Alita and Culo blossomed, it became evident to both gods and mortals that their union was destined to be a remarkable one. The Kingdom of the Sky buzzed with anticipation as the day of their wedding approached, a grand celebration that would unite the goddess of war and the god of the seas.

The venue chosen for this momentous occasion was the magnificent Church of the Divines, a celestial sanctuary where gods and goddesses from across the cosmos gathered to witness the sacred union. The temple, adorned with celestial motifs and shimmering crystals, radiated a transcendent aura, signifying the importance of the event.

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Among the attendees was Culo's father, Omeus, the god of lightning, whose thunderous presence added an electrifying atmosphere to the ceremony. His eyes crackled with pride as he watched his son pledge his love and devotion to Alita. Beside him stood Alyja, Culo's mother, the goddess of manipulation and lies. While her domain was one of intrigue, even she couldn't hide her genuine happiness for her son.

Amidst a congregation of gods and goddesses, Alita and Culo exchanged their vows, promising to stand by each other's side in times of storm and calm, to share the depths of their hearts as well as the vastness of the seas. It was a moment of unity and harmony, symbolizing the fusion of war and the sea, strength and serenity.

As a token of his love, Culo presented Alita with a unique and exquisite coral ring. This ring was no ordinary piece of jewelry; it had been meticulously crafted from the rarest corals found in the depths of his oceanic realm. Its intricate design mimicked the swirling currents of the sea, and at its heart, a flawless sapphire sparkled with an inner light. The ring was a symbol of their love, a promise that their union would be as enduring and beautiful as the ocean's depths.

After the divine union of Alita and Culo, their love bore fruit in the form of a unique and wondrous event. It was during one serene evening, as Alita and Culo walked along the shores of the cosmic sea, that the coral ring Culo had given Alita began to emanate a gentle, iridescent glow.

The ring, a symbol of their love, was now imbued with a power that neither of them had anticipated. As Alita touched it, the ring transformed into a small, exquisite seashell, its surface shimmering like the ocean's surface under the moonlight. Within the seashell, a tiny, radiant being was cradled, adorned with a crown of pearls and eyes that held the depths of the sea.

Phoebë, the goddess of beaches and waves, had come into existence, born from the love between Alita and Culo. She was a goddess of beauty and tranquility, carrying within her the essence of the sands and the gentle caress of the waves. Her arrival brought a sense of peace and harmony to the divine realm.

Phoebë's creations were a testament to her parentage and her unique domain. She sculpted pristine beaches with her fingers, shaping the sands into intricate patterns that reflected the moonlight. Her laughter rippled through the cosmos, and wherever she wandered, her presence transformed the shores into havens of serenity and joy.

Her birth also linked back to Alita's father, Amos, the god of festivals. Phoebë's creations of sandy shores and the rhythmic dance of waves brought new forms of entertainment and cultural significance to the divine realm. Festivals celebrating the beauty of beaches and the power of the sea became popular, and mortals found solace and inspiration in the tranquil embrace of Phoebë's domains.

As Phoebë grew, her love for her parents, Alita and Culo, deepened. She embodied the unity of their love, fusing the passion of war with the serenity of the sea. Her presence was a reminder that even in the chaos of battle, there could be moments of tranquility and beauty, just as the waves could be both gentle and powerful.