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In the beginning, the World was an empty place. Nothing was growing on the land, the ocean was dry and the sky was empty of all things glorious. To brighten this dark world of nothingness, an ethereal being formed purely of light descended upon the world from the heaven beyond the dark sky. Now known as 'Goddess Rethia', was the first of the celestial divines to change the world. The goddess's very presence changed the world and gave life to the land. Her breath turned to winds, her blood and tear filled rivers and oceans. The glowing shroud became the sun and the shadow of the divine became the moon. The very place she stood on to give life to the world became the most holiest place on the earth. Ages later, the place became a forest and called 'the Holy sacred grove'. Under the goddess's influence, trees covered the world and turned it green. There were no barren land like today and only endless green stretched from one end of the world to the other.
 
  
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In the beginning, there were two entities in the eternal void. Rethral the celestial divine and Hegnej the snake of endless heads. Two battled to be a perfect being as both knew they could not be completed as long as the other lives. Eons after eons they fought until Rethral cut the last of Hegnej's heads. Rethral ignited and threw the heads of Hegnej to edges of the eternal void and those heads became stars in the sky. The bones of Hegnej were used to create the earth, his spines became mountains, and his blood filled the oceans. Rethral created heaven to stop Hegnej's heads from returning to the body.
 
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  <span style="font-family:georgia,serif;">Astal (Astalos) – Patron of Heroes, Discipline, Duty, Honour, and War.</span>
  
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<span style="font-family:georgia,serif;">Nohl (Nohtir) – God of Sun, Light and Darkness, Bless and Damnation.</span>
  
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<span style="font-family:georgia,serif;">Izula – Goddess of Moon and Ocean, Phantasm, and Nightmare.</span>
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Astal (Astalos) – Patron of Heroes, Discipline, Duty, Honour, and War.
 
  
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Nohl (Nohtir) – God of Sun, Light and Darkness, Bless and Damnation.
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<span style="font-family:georgia,serif;">Revanok – God of Sky, Patron of Word and Prophecy. Oath keeper.</span>
  
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Izula – Goddess of Moon and Ocean, Phantasm, and Nightmare.
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<span style="font-family:georgia,serif;">Mirulda (Aerosa) – Mother of Goddesses of Seasons. Patron Goddess of Nature, and Caretaker of Forests. Motherly Love and Fertility.</span>
  
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Revanok – God of Sky, Patron of Word and Prophecy. Oath keeper.
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<span style="font-family:georgia,serif;">Tyh’glot (Tydalin) – God of Directions, Father of Sages, Granter of Wisdom, Keeper of Forbidden Knowledge.</span>
  
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Mirulda (Aerosa) – Mother of Goddesses of Seasons. Patron Goddess of Nature, and Caretaker of Forests. Motherly Love and Fertility.
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<span style="font-family:georgia,serif;">Vehestia – Goddess of Judgement, Justice, Cruelty, Revenge, Life and Death.</span>
  
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Tyh’glot (Tydalin) – God of Directions, Father of Sages, Granter of Wisdom, Keeper of Forbidden Knowledge.
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<span style="font-family:georgia,serif;">Ghev Loa – God and Mistress of Fury, Punishment, Order and Chaos.</span>
  
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Vehestia – Goddess of Judgement, Justice, Cruelty, Revenge, Life and Death.
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<span style="font-family:georgia,serif;">Ebella – Mistress of Seduction, Pleasure, Music, and Physical Love.</span>
  
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Ghev Loa – God and Mistress of Fury, Punishment, Order and Chaos.
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<span style="font-family:georgia,serif;">Jaqundir – Demon of Sloth, Host of Banquets, Whisperer of Omens.</span>
  
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Ebella – Mistress of Seduction, Pleasure, Music, and Physical Love.
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Jaqundir – Demon of Sloth, Host of Banquets, Whisperer of Omens.
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<span style="font-family:georgia,serif;">Goddess Jephia, governs beinning, wind, grace, and spring.  
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<span style="font-family:georgia,serif;">Goddess Aphe, governs battlefield, victory, glory, valor, and summer.  
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Goddess Jephia, governs  wind, grace, and spring.
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<span style="font-family:georgia,serif;">Goddess Vespera, governs destruction, despair, fear, and Autumn.  
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Goddess Vespera, governs destruction, despair, fear, and Autumn.
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Goddess Rethia, governs destiny, death (End), sorrow, and winter.
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<span style="font-family:georgia,serif;">Goddess Rethia, governs destiny, end, sorrow, and winter.</span>

Revision as of 03:48, 15 February 2012

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Nine Celestial Divines

Astal (Astalos) – Patron of Heroes, Discipline, Duty, Honour, and War.

Nohl (Nohtir) – God of Sun, Light and Darkness, Bless and Damnation.

Izula – Goddess of Moon and Ocean, Phantasm, and Nightmare.

Revanok – God of Sky, Patron of Word and Prophecy. Oath keeper.

Mirulda (Aerosa) – Mother of Goddesses of Seasons. Patron Goddess of Nature, and Caretaker of Forests. Motherly Love and Fertility.

Tyh’glot (Tydalin) – God of Directions, Father of Sages, Granter of Wisdom, Keeper of Forbidden Knowledge.

Vehestia – Goddess of Judgement, Justice, Cruelty, Revenge, Life and Death.

Ghev Loa – God and Mistress of Fury, Punishment, Order and Chaos.

Ebella – Mistress of Seduction, Pleasure, Music, and Physical Love.

Jaqundir – Demon of Sloth, Host of Banquets, Whisperer of Omens.

Extra – Mini Gods.

Goddess Jephia, governs beinning, wind, grace, and spring.

Goddess Aphe, governs battlefield, victory, glory, valor, and summer.

Goddess Vespera, governs destruction, despair, fear, and Autumn.

Goddess Rethia, governs destiny, end, sorrow, and winter.

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