La’Sinia

## Biography

La’Sinia was the fourth god created from the Almighty Star by Faesnimor. In her creation, La’Sinia was gifted the ability to create life.

## Abilities and Skills

She can create any plant life, from the grass to the trees, to the flowers and the vines.

## Following and Practises

### Following Requirements

These requirements are very minimal and most are not needed to be a follower of the God of Meridiem.

* Be a current or past citizen of either the Kingdom of Meridiem, Dryadalis, or any other Meridiem civilisation.
* Pray often (more than once a week) to La’Sinia. Any form of prayer is acceptable.
* some other stuff

Some things that La’Sinia’s followers do, but aren’t necessary.

* Having pictures of the god inside their homes.
* Having a garden dedicated to flowers used in prayer.
* Reading the Tales of La’Sinia often.
* Attend Prayer Groups in shrines dedicated to La’Sinia, or reading her Tales together in a shrine.

### Prayer Practises

##### With Flowers (as a group)

* A flower grown in Meridiem soil is plucked at dawn and placed in a special vase. This flower is then taken out of the vases at dusk and all members of the household sot in a circle around the flower, and as they hold hands they each make a small prayer in their head. After that the designated prayer leader for that day says the Prayer of La’Sinia and everyone else listens in silence. Everyone bows to the flower and head off to bed. The prayer leader takes the flower and sits it in their room till it shrives. Each person in the house can have many flowers in various stages of shrivelling depending on how many live in the home.

## Relationships

#### Faesnimor

Ever since her creation, La’Sinia had looked up to Faesnimor, and still does despite the struggles the Seven had faced over the years. Though they look quite simular, they are very different, often disagreeing with each other. A few centuries ago, when La’Sinia and Sihromy got into an argument, La’Sinia refused to listen to Faesnimor’s demands to stop and just oeave each other be, resulting in the Great War between her and Sihromy’s regions. This left a huge dent in the relationship La’Sinia and Faesnimor had prior to the War, leaving Faesnimor to not trust La’Sinia as she used to.

#### Sihromy

After the conflict between them that caused their regions to go to war with each others, Sihromy and La’Sinia have a poor relationship, with one small comment having the ability to turn into a huge argument. Their resentment towards each other is something that should have been resolved centuries ago, but with Faesnimor doing nothing about it they will stay in almost friendly relationship that can be ruined in a matter of seconds. Despite that, the two were very close before the conflict, chatting about their people as they watched from the stars; they were almost together always, and La’Sinia wishes for nothing more but to get back to that moment. She doesn’t know how to, and thus they will stay angry

#### Aminiah the Great

La’Sinia didn’t particularly like Aminiah at first, disapproving the choice to transform a mortal’s soul into a celestial being. She thought it would defeat the purpose of the Spinning Star Garden, that if they kept turning the souls into lesser gods, the whole place would get over run with them. Faesnimor reassured her that they wouldn’t do it too often, only every few centuries. La’Sinia didn’t understand why though, were the seven of them not enough? But after talking to Aminiah, La’Sinia chamged her mind about her. She wasn’t just any old faery that died over 500 years ago, she had some much more depth than La’Sinia thought. Aminiah told her about her experience in the Great War, to which La’Sinia apologised for, and she told her of her reign as queen of Meridiem. La’Sinia and Aminiah now talk to one another every few months, just the two of them, to get better and being friends in the emptiness that is the Spinning Star Garden.

## Trivia

* Due to being the fourth god, the fourth time period in Refflosinia is named after her; the LA000s and the LA100s.