Theia

"Patron of the Arts"Theia has been viewed as a spiritual force ever since the Dwarves first turned their eyes upwards. As they are seekers of great riches, they believe the Moon to be a treasure trove larger than anyone could ever fathom. They also believe that they are related to the moon, because to them that is the only explanation for their yearning to reach that sacred place. Ironically enough, they are not too far off from the truth.

Similar to how a painter swipes their brush across a canvas, Theia is responsible for the movement of the tides and currents around the world. Their patterns are largely up to her moods, which have seemingly become more erratic lately. Some see the moon as an omen, a sign of what the world is to become if there is not enough of a balance between civilization and nature.

A shameful prank was played on Theia, which resulted in her losing her left eye. From this eye the Demigod Zitón was born, as well as the Critheis Canyon. This incident is the primary reason for her foul moods. While she doesn't necessarily mean ill intent for the lifeforms below, these negative emotions have caused floods, hurricanes, and monsoons, resulting in many deaths. It is for this reason she was dubbed The Goddess of Death.

Her visage is bewitching; grayish skin donned in a night-blue and white robe, with cloth draped around her forearms and a long trailing train. Atop her head, wrapped around her silk white hair, is a circlet made of silver with a mysterious blue gem in the center. Her gaze is striking, namely because she only requires the one eye to register fear in your heart. Behind her chilling glare however is a hint of sadness and grief. The eye she still possesses is an amber color, with a dark brown ring around the iris.