Ethea, the dimension of mountains and deities

There are many dimensions out there, but today we are zooming in on Ethea. Etheans are a very religious people. Their six gods and goddesses are everything to them. Pathea, the goddess of the ground; Monto, the god of the sky; Ethno, the god of the sea; Lillthea, the goddess of the fiery pit of death; Tillto, the god of the food; and Willtea, the goddess of tradition.   The Etheans live on the highest mountain of the dimension. It is where Pathea and Monto kiss. They have three rituals a month where they take six young virgin girls and they dress them each in the symbols of the gods and goddesses. The virgins are ordered to dance until they can't dance any longer. When all of them lay exhausted on the ground their fellow villagers throw them into the fiery pit of death and the villagers sing an eerie melody to their gods and goddesses.   The most respected and the most powerful of the Etheans deities is Willtea. Willtea curved in Pathea's lips many years ago the laws and traditions of the villagers. If one forsakes Willtea's traditions and laws then that person will be turtored for six days and six nights. If the villagers do not do this the goddess will massacre all of the Etheans. One of Willtea's most sacred tradition and law is that "No outsider from any other dimension or land may eat of the food, drink of the drink, grow of the land, dance of the dance, kill of the animals, or fish of the water on the land where Pathea kisses Monto."   The place where Pathea and Monto kiss has the most fertile land in all of Ethea. The land and its inhibitors have known peace for as long as anyone can remember. The mountain of the villagers is the most sacred place in the Ethea dimension. If outsiders were to come, no matter if they were kind or peaceful, the villagers would see them as breaking Willtea's laws and traditions. If outsiders were to come there would be one heck of a ritual!