Leeya

Vau-Leeya is our kind and caring mother, she guides our hand steady and stears our Ohja true.

Divine Domains

Leeya is the goddess of knowledge and order.

Holy Books & Codes

Vinko is the name of the codes Leeya wishes her people to follow. The Lesiva are similar to priests, they are in charge of making sure each generation is taught the wishes of Leeya. The wishes are simple, direct, and all follow along one line of thought: keep the peace.

Divine Symbols & Sigils

The royal saber us used to represent Leeya, although she calls for peace and order she is not afraid to defend it. Lesiva wear decorative sabers, often with intricate floral, carvings.

Tenets of Faith

Many rituals can be performed in order to gain favor, like sacrifices of food or handmade items. The more intricate and meaningful the item the more help Leeya is willing to give. She values knowledge and hard work so the sacrifices must reflect this. One of the most famous of these was when a famous inventor, Myrkav, sacrificed the knowledge of his life's work to ask Leeya to cure his love of Hakkleha, a brutal infliction. The sacrifice worked and the inventor's lover was cured, this event is often referred to as Myrkav's Miracle.

Divine Goals & Aspirations

Her goal is to gain permanent peace over all of Lierdvin, this is mostly to be done through civil means, however, she is not opposed to violence when necessary. Leeya values any who honor her through peaceful actions, reading, creating, and many other things along those lines.

Mental characteristics

Personal history

From the beginning of time, Leeya (lee-yah) has always been. She is commonly known as the goddess of the sky, although her true purpose is unknown. What is known is that she is the the twin of the goddess Lolak and younder sister to Vindnir. Leeya represents order and knowledge, she is seen as a mother figure to the Lentaa. According to the Lentaa, Leeya is their creator though it is not known whether she explicitly created them. She is lovingly referred to as Vau-Leeya, a prefix from the word vauluma, meaning goddess.

Divine Classification

Vauluma (Goddess)

Realm

Korvvind