Zyntaria, Goddess of Goddesses

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Entry id: 6491

Lore
Zyntaria is the creator of the six goddesses; Shadrael the Godess of Darkness, Ljusaga the Goddess of Light ,  Erunia the Goddess of Fire ,  Vaterjin the Goddess of Water ,  Joruni the Goddess of Earth and  Narela the Goddess of Nature. She gave her sisters the different powers of the elements to help her form the world of Azeroth. Zyntaria and the goddesses created all the different races, the humans was the last race created. Zyntaria loved the humans but she loved one of the humans more than any other. This man was the king of the humans and his name was King Trigodan Sevigold. After a time Zyntaria and King Sevigold had a daughter, they named her Zeria. Zyntaria kept her new born child a secret from the other goddesses and gave her to a friend (Jeeda) in the forest to raise her as a normal child. Two years passed and then chaos emerged, Shadrael had grown tired of having to obey Zyntaria so she went to her sisters and asked for their help to neutralize her from this world. The sisters agreed to help her because they all had grown tired of their sister telling them what to do. The next day they went to Zyntaria and attacked her. Zyntaria could see the evil and greed in Shadraels eyes as she and her sisters confronted her. Zyntaria could also feel that her sisters would succeed in their mission to kill her, she understood her mistake in giving them more power that even she couldn't comprehend. In her last breath Zyntaria charged a powerful spell that hit Shadrael and inprisoned her in a realm of total darkness. When the sisters saw that Zyntaria had been weakened by this powerful spell they all hit her with everything they'd got. Zyntaria then threw them out of the Realm of Zyntaria. Zyntaria's power were slipping out of her wounds so she decided to give the power that she had left to her beloved King Sevigold. When the king obtained the power he could feel that Zyntaria were no longer in this world and that the elementa were in chaos, he burst into tears.