Lewanna

Lewanna, the Blue Moon of Winter: A Story of Change and Endurance
Lewanna was one of the ancient Annin deities who ruled over the realm of change and perseverance. She was said to be a resilient and adaptable goddess, who presided over the winter season with a cool and steadfast demeanor.
However, Lewanna's reign as a goddess came to an end during an ancient conflict with the Veannin, a rival group of deities who sought to conquer and subjugate the Annin. In the chaos of battle, Lewanna was vanquished, and her spirit was cast out into the vastness of the cosmos.
Yet, instead of fading away, her spirit was drawn to one of the moons that orbited the world. Her essence merged with the lunar energy, and she became the Blue Moon of Winter, casting a cool, ethereal glow over the land.
As the goddess of change and perseverance, Lewanna was believed to oversee the transformation of the natural world during the winter months. She was said to embody the spirit of resilience and adaptability, encouraging her followers to endure even in the face of adversity.
Despite her new form as a moon, Lewanna's power and influence remained strong. Many believed that they could still feel her presence, especially during the cold winter nights when her radiant blue light lit up the sky.
Today, Lewanna is still worshipped by many who revere her as a powerful and necessary deity. She is often associated with transformation, endurance, and the ability to adapt to change, and her followers offer her prayers and sacrifices in hopes of gaining her favor.
While Lewanna may no longer walk among mortals as a goddess, her legacy lives on in the natural world and in the hearts of those who still honor her name.