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== Akallan mythology == | |||
In Akallan mythology, Aya is the daughter of Ultus, god of thunder, and Ellara, goddess of light. When she was born, her uncle, [[Zehir]], whispered a dark lie into Ultus's ear: that Aya was not his daughter but rather Zehir's. Thus, when Aya was born, Ultus stripped her of her divinity and cast her down to the earth, leaving her to for dead in the wilderness. | |||
She did not, however, die. | |||
instead, she was found by a farmer and his wife | |||
according to the Seuvians, the goddess [[Vera]] was the one who led the farmer to Aya, by scaring one of his lambs into the woods | |||
Aya was raised as a human | |||
sent on a quest by a king named Thomund, who, being a demigod son of Ultus, was her half-brother. | |||
the destroyer-goddess Thala | |||
launched a(nother) war against the Irian gods | |||
she mated with the shadowy abyss itself and birthed a race of giants known as the Isens | |||
the Isens were successful in conquering all the earth and pushing the gods out | |||
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Latest revision as of 22:57, 27 July 2025
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| Alignment | Good |
| Status | Not sealed |
Aya (EYE-uh) is a major Alurayan deity associated with victory, rebirth, valor, and destiny. In both Akallan and Seuvian mythology, she is said to be the daughter of Ellara, goddess of light, and Ultus, god of thunder.
Judging by the fact that her paladin Lazarus Steele still has his powers, it seems Aya was not sealed by Sorhan in the Red Terror, unlike the likes of other gods like her brother Halle.
It may be that Aya and Lucia are one and the same.