Silvanus

Silvanus is a mysterious and powerful deity, revered and respected by all who seek to understand the mysteries of fate. Her origins are shrouded in myth, and little is known about her early days, but she is believed to have been one of the original gods that stood beside Lym when he was a mortal.
Silvanus is depicted as a graceful and ethereal fey, with piercing eyes that seem to see the future and past simultaneously. She is often shown holding a long silver thread, symbolizing the unbreakable bonds of fate that connect all things. It is said that Silvanus weaves the thread of destiny for all creatures, determining the course of their lives from birth to death.
In ancient times, Silvanus was revered as the goddess of death and the afterlife, and her followers believed that she presided over a great and wondrous realm beyond this world. She was a kind and merciful deity, who comforted the souls of the departed and eased their transition to the next world.
However, as the world changed and the beliefs of mortals evolved, Silvanus' role changed as well. She came to be seen as a symbol of the future and the unknown, and her worshipers turned to her for guidance and comfort in times of uncertainty. She became known as the goddess of fate, the past, present, and future, and was revered for her wisdom and understanding of the workings of the universe.
Today, Silvanus continues to be a powerful and respected deity, worshipped by those who seek to understand the mysteries of fate and the cycles of life and death. Her followers believe that she has the power to influence the course of events, and they offer prayers and offerings to her in hopes of gaining her favor and shaping their destiny. Regardless of the changes in her role and status, one thing remains constant - Silvanus is a force to be reckoned with, and her power is unmatched in the realm of the gods.