Med'Hea
Med'Hea was born on the planet Sept'Ambra, to which Shemokmedi assigned a cruel task:
This led to countless wars, bloodshed and inhabitants sacrificing each other out of fear or fanatical worship of figures they deemed worthy of godhood.
Eventually, three sisters, Lak’Rima, Shal'Amea and Med’Hea, were left with the most offerings to their names. They danced in unison, spreading their wings and entangling their tails, halos shining brightly and jewellery-adorned horns reflecting their light. But ultimately, only one could become a god and Med’Hea was forced to sacrifice Lak'Rima so that Shal'Amea could ascend.
’’One who receives the most human sacrifices will attain godhood’’.
This led to countless wars, bloodshed and inhabitants sacrificing each other out of fear or fanatical worship of figures they deemed worthy of godhood.
Eventually, three sisters, Lak’Rima, Shal'Amea and Med’Hea, were left with the most offerings to their names. They danced in unison, spreading their wings and entangling their tails, halos shining brightly and jewellery-adorned horns reflecting their light. But ultimately, only one could become a god and Med’Hea was forced to sacrifice Lak'Rima so that Shal'Amea could ascend.
This is AWESOME as always but I'm a little bit confused. Did she split Sheutsnobeli or Shemokmedi? It says that she put a piece of Sheutsnobeli into her son but then the next paragraph says that her connection to Shemokmedi keeps it contained.
Oo I see the confusion. Med'Hea connected to Shemokmedi/the Sun and keeps it dormant. Meanwhile she split Sheutsnobeli and contained in her son. Does "Med’Hea’s connection to Shemokmedi renders the Sun dormant and unable to produce new Amaars." make it clearer?
Ah, yes I think the new phrasing is much better!
Thank you for the input!