Gods and tales

Whenua is the Goddess of life, earth and love. 

She is a lovely mother who wants all the best for Her sons and daughters, spreading edible plants everywhere.

She loves to be known by the living creatures and be part of their lives, for this reason She decided to become visible to them throught Her temple.

Matahari is the God of the Sun and Wind, symbol of strenght.

Matahari is patience and wise, he rarely rarely intervenes in mortal matters and appreciates the strong living being, capable of fighting for their survival or to defend their precious ones.

His temple is a majestic building was created by old civilizations a millennium ago to celebrate him: nobody knows how it was even possible to build it in such an out of reach place.

Ma'an, minor goddess, is a suffering and sad soul.

From the depths of her heart she recognizes her faults and can only forgive.  She is gentle, help humans and animals when possible.

Her temple is located in this particular place of Edien, choosen by humans, since it reminds the sea with the blue leaves of trees and abundance of water.

His fury is limitless, his strength is unceasing and humans seem to know that very well.

It's for this reason that his temples are almost forgotten but by reading some old maps is possible to know where they are.

• The newest one is located in the only forest of Wera Wera, near to the main city. It's just a rock monolith, where is showed a not really clear appearance of him and with a warning about his dangerousness.

• The oldest one, instead, is located on a vulcano island near to Iidne Saar, and it's very different: on the roots of the vulcano, its walls have a wide narrowing in which the lava flows slowly, creating a pool of scorching magma. In the middle of that pool, there is the massive statue of Ahi. Who visit him must never look up at him as it would be disrespectful: people fear him and don't want to unleash his anger in any way. They always go there to pray, but without having real eye contact with the face of the statue.