Valniet, Goddess of Knowledge, Law, and Order
The Queen of the Gods
Some might call her the queen of politicians and aristocrats, which isn't too far off, considering they're her main followers. Most people call upon her aid when going into especially formal situations, or when they have to decide on what is best for their settlement. Another instance would be praying to her for extra comprehension of a book, but then again, it's mostly just sages and scholars that do so. She has been unfaithful with Seltor before, so while Therro and Blaviert are her only divine sons, there are demigods that descended from her. Her holy symbol is an owl, its body turned to the left but with its head facing the front. She and her messenger angels usually take the form of owls with navy-blue feathers, though her actual extensions are called Valkyries, and they carry the souls of the dead to other realms.Holidays
In April, the first day of the month is dedicated to Valniet. Children build forts made of sticks, while the adults give some minerals and building materials as a sacrifice to her. Books are read, and legends are told as a way to pass down knowledge. This holiday is partaken in especially by artisans and the middle class.
Relationships
Valniet, Goddess of Knowledge, Law, and Order
Wife (Important)Towards Seltor, the God of Health, Life, and Strength
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Dishonest
Seltor, the God of Health, Life, and Strength
Husband (Important)Towards Valniet, Goddess of Knowledge, Law, and Order
3
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Honest
History
They are not known to be on very good terms, even in mythology, but ever since the Uprising, Seltor has maintained a very high opinion of Valniet and has truly loved her. The same cannot be said for Valniet, and she has cheated on him before, creating demigods.
Divine Classification
Goddess
Religions
Church/Cult
Age
Appears as a 30 year old woman
Spouses
Siblings
Children
Sex
Can Shapeshift, so no set sex
Gender
Usually appears as a woman
Eyes
Emerald Green
Hair
Blond and very long
Skin Tone/Pigmentation
Slightly tanned
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