Erotas
Erotas Primordial of Love
Erotas emerged from Vevos, the primordial chaos, as the embodiment of love in its many forms. They traveled the nascent world, spreading the seeds of love and compassion among the newly created beings. Their unions with various deities and mortals resulted in the creation of different aspects of love, each represented by a divine child. He created the various forms of love between mortals and sired several divine children, each representing a unique aspect of love.
Erotas' love extended to all beings, mortal and divine, creating bonds that transcended realms. They believed that love was the most powerful force, capable of healing wounds and bridging divides. Erotas' influence is seen in every act of kindness, every bond of friendship, and every passionate embrace.
Divine Children:
- Airo: The god of sexual passion, depicted as a young, attractive figure often surrounded by symbols of desire and romance.
- Jalanji: The god of deep friendship, depicted as a strong and reliable figure, often shown with companions.
- Luda: The goddess of playful love, depicted as a carefree and joyful figure, often shown dancing or playing.
- Agapos: The god of universal love, depicted as a serene and compassionate figure, often shown with open arms.
- Endra: The god of longstanding love, depicted as a wise and patient figure, often shown with a partner.
- Selara: The goddess of self-love, depicted as a confident and radiant figure, often shown looking into a mirror or embracing herself.
- Irel: The goddess of family love, depicted as a nurturing and caring figure, often shown with children.
- Zelaph: The god of obsessive love, depicted as an intense and brooding figure, often shown with a fixation on an object or person.
Divine Domains
Love, Passion, Compassion, Relationships
Divine Symbols & Sigils
A heart entwined with a vine.
Physical Description
General Physical Condition
Erotas is often depicted as an androgynous figure of ethereal beauty, with flowing robes that shimmer in every hue of the rainbow. Their eyes are pools of deep, compassionate light, capable of seeing into the hearts of all beings. Their hair flows like liquid gold, radiating warmth and comfort.
Divine Classification
Primordial God
Species
Realm
Children
Pronouns
They/Them
Gender
Genderfluid
Presentation
Androgynous
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