Chezira

Vengeance, revenge, motherhood, children

To kill Neia Lun De Draco, as revenge for her daughter and all other divine slain by the Lunar Dragonflight.

Chezira has a prominent limp in her left leg, and often stands with all her weight on her right. The limp is of unknown origin and often assumed to be the result of an injury in battle alongside Ferventi.

Chezira is a well known user of Ferventi's boon that allows her to take on the form of a wolf. Often she uses this to fight and hunt by his side and also for protecting the pack and her children.

There are a great many stories of Chezira's past, though little, until recently, was able to be confirmed. The public story of her past often said that she was born to a pair of Ferventi's priests in a minor and likely now extinct sect of his cult deep in the past, and moved to the main sect in the Land of Gods, later on becoming a high priest for the wolf god. Over the course of her career, the two began a relationship of a more romantic nature, as Ferventi is known for, and she then became his new mate. It was suspected that as his mate and such an important figure in the Pack of Ferventi, she had been granted Immortality as a special case, to help Ferventi manage his cult.   This main story of her life has now been thoroughly debunked and entirely turned on its head. Chezira in reality, is an Omnia, likely born after the The War of Black Ash, as she has no recollection of it. She had little to no involvement with the pantheon prior to the Land of Gods being formed, and lived a relatively solitary life focused on her own survival for centuries until joining with a minor sect of Ferventi's cult as an outsider and to act as a navigator. This sect was later wiped out by remnants of the Badger Cult, and only then did Chezira join with the main sect. By all accounts, it was her who pursued Ferventi romantically, after nearly a decade of serving the main sect, not the other way around.   She has had many children with Ferventi over the centuries, though the vast majority of them she has outlived and few are still alive today, subject to the same ravages of time as all other mortals. Her daughter, Wolfmother Akinra, was raised to be a powerful and level-headed leader, and likely to become Ferventi's heir and expected even by Chezira herself to one day take over her duties in helping to lead the pack. This was cut short in the Battle of the Moon's Rage, and Akinra tragically lost her life trying to stop Ferventi's rage alongside Chezira and several of her and Chezira's children.   Chezira has temporarily become the God of Wolves, notably not called a Goddess, due to Ferventi's grave injuries and due to that he was subject to Neia Lun De Draco's mind control. Though Ferventi has physically recovered, Chezira has yet to formally relinquish the role back to him, and he seems to be hesitant to fully take back his duties, likely due to lingering effects of the spell. It is unknown thus far what this means for the Pack of Ferventi in the future. Her position as an omnia has also caused quite a stir in their politics, with many omnia pushing for her to be named their leader, though with just as many pushing for the complete opposite. She herself has not yet commented on this development.

Cis

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Chezira is a widely known figure for her many accomplishments. She is a well known warrior and leader of the pack, controlling many of the cult's functions in day to day life and during times of warfare, likely to have even more control over the group's forces than even Ferventi. Nearly every battle the main sect has gotten into in recent memory has featured her at the front lines, directing their forces and wolfriders in the heat of battle, and it is well known she has suffered many great injuries during such conflicts and survived.   Chezira also has the respect of much of the pantheon, not being respected as solely the beloved of a god, but akin to a god herself.

Outliving a great many of her children is a fact of life for Chezira, but Akinra's death seems to have greatly rattled her, making her much quicker to anger and highly focused on revenge. Although none of this anger is directed at Ferventi, many within the pack have spoken to that she seems much more distant from him than she once was.

Chezira is much more amicable to other gods than her mate, often forging fierce friendships with the divine and a strong network of allies.