Mulier

## Creation Process

Mulier was created by 69 to fulfill his desires. At first, 69 created a small vessel made from the essence of uncorrupted celestial bodies. It would be in his form but slightly altered to fit his needs. As the vessel matured, it eventually developed its own identity and became (somewhat) the Mulier we know today. Soon after acquiring a personality of her own, Mulier became curious and would explore while 69 set his plans for the future. However, unlike some of our gods, Mulier wasn't the least bit interested in the mortal realm - no, she was enamored by the idea that there was a bigger world outside of Earth, which 69 called the universe.

## The Few Years of Maturing

Every so often, Mulier would leave Earth's general area and explore other galaxies outside her birth galaxy. 69 didn't care, seeing as nearly all of the celestial bodies in the universe were under his control and he could monitor Mulier's movements at all times. Mulier would hop in and out of planets and would often gaze at a nearby star - although, she'd stay far away enough that she wouldn't be burned by said star. Occasionally, 69 would condescend to Mulier and talk to her. However, these conversations were rather short - Mulier was a taciturn person, and neither of the two had any experience talking with one another.

Determining that Mulier was (probably) of age, 69 did the deed. Eventually, their child, Floppa, was born, but Mulier didn't really care for Him. She was more interested in life outside the Milky Way and the beauty of space's emptiness. She continued to explore until Floppa overthrew 69, at which point she returned to Earth for what she believed would be her last time - but as it turns out, she would stay on Earth for a long while yet. On her travels through Earth, she had found that the humans Floppa created had started up a sort of science named astronomy. Finding that this study of space was exactly what she was interested in, Mulier stuck around to watch it grow.

As time went on, Mulier winded up becoming less and less distant. Sometimes she would influence an astronomist's ideas or two. Nicolaus Copernicus, the man who came up with the heliocentric theory, was visited by Mulier a couple of days before the creation of the thesis. Mulier stayed out of human matters for the most part and it stayed that way. Sometimes, Floppa would interact with Mulier, but He never really found a common topic they could touch on - Floppa didn't know much about space, and Mulier didn't care much for animals. As a result, she generally avoided conversations with Him because she found the words they exchanged to be of little value to her.

## Adulthood

Eventually, Mulier started to feel lonely - centuries had passed without any sort of interaction that was meaningful to her. And so, she searched Earth until she found her one true love. Her beloved was a blacksmith in his twenties who lived in a sectarian village - the people of that place had never known there to be a god, and accordingly, they didn't believe in one. They thought that humanity had appeared much like the other animals on Earth, and their achievements were their own. This secular view brought them nothing but wrath from their surrounding villages, for they believed that everyone in Adam's village was a magic-casting heretic.

However, Mulier revealed herself to Adam as a goddess and told him that she cared not if he believed her to be divine. Slowly, Adam fell in love with Mulier as well, and the two got married without a hitch. However, 69 was angry - he believed Mulier to be his and his alone. Plotting to kill Adam, 69 commanded Mulier to bring him Adam under the pretense that he needed to sacrifice him to conduct a magic ritual that would restore his strength. Unfortunately for 69, Mulier was able to disguise another person and pass him off as Adam, for 69 hadn't seen Mulier's lover very much and had only a vague idea of what the man looked like. Adam and Mulier lived happily together until Adam eventually died from disease and was sent to Avalon. Luckily for Mulier, Adam left a gift behind - a little puppet named Calibri.