Cealus

Cealus, the Green Moon of Spring: A Story of Fertility and Growth
Cealus was one of the revered Annin deities who governed over the realm of fertility and birth. She was said to be a nurturing and loving goddess, who presided over the spring season with a gentle and compassionate touch.
However, Cealus' reign as a goddess came to an end during an ancient war with the Veannin, a rival faction of deities who sought to conquer and subjugate the Annin. In the midst of battle, Cealus was slain, and her spirit was flung into the vastness of the cosmos.
Yet, instead of perishing, her essence was drawn to one of the moons that orbited the world. Her spirit merged with the lunar energy, and she became the Green Moon of Spring, casting a verdant, glowing light over the land.
As the goddess of fertility and birth, Cealus was believed to oversee the renewal and growth of the natural world during the spring months. She was said to embody the spirit of nurturing and love, encouraging life to flourish and thrive.
Despite her new form as a moon, Cealus' power and influence remained strong. Many believed that they could feel her presence, especially during the springtime, when her radiant green light illuminated the world.
Today, Cealus is still revered as a potent deity by many who honor her as a symbol of fertility, growth, and nurturing. Her worshipers offer her prayers and sacrifices in hopes of gaining her blessings and guidance.
While Cealus may no longer walk among mortals as a goddess, her legacy endures. Her spirit lives on in the natural world and in the hearts of those who still revere her name.