Kana, the Keeper of Magic

The Veiled Flame, Weaver of the Arcane Tapestry, Guardian of Secrets and Wonder

Kana, the Keeper of Magic, is the god of arcane power, knowledge, and the eternal mysteries that pulse beneath the surface of reality. She is the spark behind every spell, the breath in every incantation, and the silent watcher at the edge of every ritual circle. Magic itself is not merely her domain—it is her gift, her language, and her living legacy.

Where other gods forged seas and skies, Kana spun the invisible threads between things—energies that bind, repel, alter, and transform. It was she who first taught the mortal races to shape magic from thought and intention, and she who placed limits upon it, ensuring its use would demand both wisdom and discipline.

Kana is often depicted as a cloaked figure with no discernible face, her form shifting between genders, species, and ages—sometimes a child reading from a glowing tome, sometimes an ageless being with constellations in her eyes. Her hands are almost always seen weaving strands of magical energy, forming symbols no mortal can fully comprehend. She is never static, for magic is a force in motion.

Her holy places are not grand temples but hidden sanctums, ancient towers, libraries lost to time, and secluded glades where the air thrums with quiet power. Her followers, known as the Arcansworn, are scholars, mages, mystics, and wardens of arcane balance. They are taught that magic is neither good nor evil—it is a tool, a force of potential, and those who wield it must respect both its beauty and its peril.

Kana was instrumental in the gifting of magic to the mortal races, and it is said she sealed the deepest and most dangerous arcane truths behind wards only she can unlock. When the Veil was forged, she wove into it layers of magical protection, sealing away powers that even the gods feared to see unbound.

Despite her seclusion behind the Veil, Kana’s presence still lingers wherever magic is cast. Her guidance comes in the form of strange dreams, sudden insights, or cryptic symbols discovered in ancient ruins. Some believe she still speaks directly to those who approach magic with humility, wonder, and a thirst for understanding rather than domination.

To follow Kana is to seek truth through mystery, to wield power with care, and to never stop asking: What lies just beyond the known?