Ammayn
Goddess of Change, Chaos, and Disorder
"Ammayn am ati al doran." May Ammayn change your fate for the better.
Ammayn was a goddess widely worshipped by both the Nvaonese and Ildsif in ancient Aypavoc. Some myths and interpretations of old tablets say that she created Aypavoc by scooping sand out of the sea into a mound. Others say that she was killed by humans, and will one day return to exact vengeance upon them all.
Its people lived secluded, dealing with their own conflicts.
Then Ammayn came, wounded grievously by the children of her astral counterpart, Aos. Together they had once shaped the mainland, and Ammayn changed it as she pleased, introducing free will and reversing some of their decisions. Enraged, Aos sought to slay her, his sister.
Thus, she fled to the lonely island far away from her siblings. The people were amazed by their first glimpse of magic and divinity. However, it was here that her wounds caught up to her, sundering her into four beings: we, the Apostles, are what remain of her heart."
"Ammayn am ati al doran." May Ammayn change your fate for the better.
Ammayn was a goddess widely worshipped by both the Nvaonese and Ildsif in ancient Aypavoc. Some myths and interpretations of old tablets say that she created Aypavoc by scooping sand out of the sea into a mound. Others say that she was killed by humans, and will one day return to exact vengeance upon them all.
The Account of Baon
"Aypavoc is but a fragment of a much larger world. Lonely, it drifts on the cosmic sea, where no ordinary means of travel can allow the creatures of the mainland to sail to it.Its people lived secluded, dealing with their own conflicts.
Then Ammayn came, wounded grievously by the children of her astral counterpart, Aos. Together they had once shaped the mainland, and Ammayn changed it as she pleased, introducing free will and reversing some of their decisions. Enraged, Aos sought to slay her, his sister.
Thus, she fled to the lonely island far away from her siblings. The people were amazed by their first glimpse of magic and divinity. However, it was here that her wounds caught up to her, sundering her into four beings: we, the Apostles, are what remain of her heart."
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