Zeohda

Long Ago, Deep in the Mystical Forest of Wolaria. The Great Tree God, Katukeb, stands tall. His magical roots reach deep into the soil, providing life to every inch of the forest. One day, An evil magic appeared and began to poison his roots, causing plant life to die. At first, he could take care of the attacks all on his own, but the evil magic grew more powerful and strategic, creating creatures and using more powerful poisons.

Over 100 years later, Katukeb became weaker and weaker, trying to push the evil back all by himself. The his weakness would cause the beautiful pink flowers that adorned his branches called Azeillias and his leaves to rot and break away. With his last ounce of strength, and his last Azeillia that he tried so hard to save, he reached up high into the heavens offering it to the other gods to finally ask for help.

The Sun God, Raser, and The Moon Goddess, Atuahi, listened to his pleas. They agreed to help him on one condition. Atuahi said, “I always wanted a child, so they will be mine.” Katukeb agreed to her terms, as Raser did not care either way. Pouring essence from each of their cores into the ocean. Together, they made a demigod named Zeohda.

Her purpose is to help dispel the poison and fight any creatures that the evil magic has created. She was born with a moonstone crystal in her third eye to represent The Moon and to strengthen her magic. She is dressed in green to represent the forest and The Great Tree. And draped in gold jewelry to represent The Sun.

After many years of cleaning the poisoned magic off the trees and flowers, and fighting corrupted monsters. The forest is safe enough for the animals to roam free again without worry. Zeohda wondered to herself if she could also become a full Goddess like her mother. She asked and was told that she needs the love of her followers to become whole. So that is what is will do.

With the help of the animals, She built a lovely place in the middle of the forest next to the Great Tree God. Now she is off the find followers to become a part of lovely little village.