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Akajia

The Mistress of Shadows.
RaceGoddess
TitleNight's Mistress
DomainNight, Shadows, Darkness, Secrets, Stealth
Divine rank3
SymbolsBlack or Dark Blue Triangle, A New Moon
CultsThe Irst
Worshipped inThroughout Mizahar
ChampionKeval North


"Akajia" is the Night Incarnate. Standing in the darkness, one is surrounded by her essence and cannot deny the night is a living breathing thing. A woman. Dark. Endless. Dependable to come; unpredictable upon arrival. Night will always fall. But she is not without boundaries. The night is curtailed by Syna's light. While Leth illuminates her and Zintila crowns her with glittering stars, Akajia is still a major force in the divine world. It is said her love for Wysar tinted his skin dark. And as the mother of the Akalak, they too are shadowed by her bloodlines and wear the evidence in their skin tones - dark and rich.

Akajia manifests as a dark-skinned (often blue) woman with long silken hair that is always enshrouded by shadows that seem to live and move on their own. She is lithe, thin, and has a dark beauty with bright eyes that speaks of secrets older than time. They whisper loudly in a language only Akajia and her faithful know; Makath. When Akajia or one of her marked is near, the shadows in her immediate area seem to spring to life and speak as well, even if she is not manifested. She has no qualms stretching her essence over the land and walking among people during Syna's retreat. She is generally not curious about them though, and often treats people as an oddity she simply does not quite understand. This may or may not be an act since Akajia has a healthy following among the many races of Mizahar. Indifferent would be a better term, perhaps, since she is more focused on the darkness and what it conceals. Akajia is the awareness of secrets and the queen of shadows. Neither good nor evil, Ajakia is perhaps one of the truly neutral goddesses known to Mizahar. Her agenda, if she has one, is enshrouded by secrets wrapped in enigmas and closely guarded by a Goddess's inherent darkness.

Akajia's followers have united into a group known as The Irst (Irst means veil in the Ancient Tongue) in current times. The Irst move in unique ways gathering information and trading or selling it for reasons of their own. Unlike Akajia who does not deal - often or easily - with people, the Irst tend to live in cultural centers and have no trouble moving among them. It is thought that Yshul's followers are often in close contact with Akajia's for their mutual benefit.

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