The ninth god woven by The Weaver using bone from her own body was Runalia, The Goddess of the Moons. She led Zolaris on many a chase across the heavens before permitting herself to be caught by him, for she was as smitten with him as he was with her. But she wasn't going to just allow herself to be caught so easily. When the Breaking happened The eater devoured both of her moons before Zolaris could reach it and get its attention. In the battle that followed, each time Zolaris fell and left behind a body, Runalia would sneak in under The Eater's great bulk and steal that body away so it could not be eaten. Where she hid those bodies, no one but her knows, but once the world was safe from The Eater and the gods were beginning to rebuild it as best they could, Runalia placed in the heavens four moons, one made from each of Zolaris' fallen bodies.   Runalia is often depicted in art as a lithe and pale beautiful woman with skin like cream and chin length black hair that falls partially across her face. She is shy and coy, playful and cunning with a secret smile. Her eyes often shift color being either copper, silver, gold or glittering like a diamond, depending on her mood. She wears protective leathers, pants and a jerkin, both the color of shadow and close fitting to show off the shape of her form while hiding it. Runalia has some temples in her name found within Cendaq, Azura and Sera as well. While she does have smaller houses of worship they are not easy to find and are often frequented by thieves of one stripe of another. She has many shrines dedicated to both her and Zolaris in many places across the world. Runalia's symbol is the quartered circle, a circle with a cross dividing it into four equal pieces. This is not only representing her four moons, but also that each of the moons came from Zolaris, as his symbol is found within hers.