Night Bringer, Major Deity of Kairas

D. Hale Rambo — Wed, 17 Apr 2024 14:00:00 +0000

I don’t follow. Do you? ~Night Bringer

Name: Alifa (a.k.a Reverie), Night Bringer

Divine Domains: Night, Moon, Stars, Dreams, Nightmares

Holy Books & Codes: Consteller’s Star Map, Night Log

Divine Symbols & Sigils: Visage of an owl.

Holidays:

The Full Night – Dream the 8th – 24 hours of perpetual night for the entire land.

Motivation: To protect those who dream and to prevent nightmares from escaping.

Physical description: Tawny beige skin is freckled with brown spots. Hair the color of a deep blue. It changes depending on their mood but, not often.

Apparel & Accessories: They often wrapped themselves in night, dark colors, as the constellations they’ve created display on their skin. They wear a ring on one hand and don no visible weapons.

Pets: Giant owl named Vabo

They often present to everyone, everywhere, all at once through dreams and nightmares. Most people in the world knew exactly what the Night Bringer looked like because of this. They took their work seriously and tried to offer dreamscapes that were relevant or of some meaning to the dreamer.

They ruled the night in a less strict manner than their sibling, Bright Justice. Sometimes the day and night clashed because of this differing structure. The moon and the stars are under the domain of Night Bringer. They often listened to ideas and thoughts from their worshippers on what should decorate the darkened sky.

– Laysa, Curator

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But What of the Night?

D. Hale Rambo — Fri, 22 Apr 2022 16:33:00 +0000

I have seen glimpses of a beautiful flower that blossoms into something you would not believe brother. Something so precious and so valuable that my life would be forfeit should I try to take one for myself to show you upon my return from the isle.

Its stem is like pearlescent blanched wood that splinters in small pieces from root to head. The petals that bloom on it are a deep vibrant violet. So deep that when you stare into one of them you feel as if you are falling through the sky. Inside the flower, the center of its core is a swirling ebony nugget of some sort. It is hard, rough, and cold to the touch.

In order to take it from the flower, you must grip the stem, the splinters pressing and piercing your flesh. One drop of blood and the center is yours.

The Night Fae call this verume trempa. Night metal, brother. They name it after themselves and in deference to the Night Bringer. How something like this grows on this isle I don’t quite understand. It melts over hot fire like ore and I have seen them smooth it into sheets to use. I’m not quite sure for what. I tried to get closer but they heard me at my quietest and I ran.

Have no fear, I am safe back in Stercosta and surrounded by more polite creatures. But I dream of the flowers. I can still feel the coolness of the small plum as if I stroked my own finger over it. Maybe I did? Memory can be a tricky thing in this dark and shadowed island.

~ discovered letter from Ioana to her brother Marius

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