Zeitia

Kamahki Goddess of Time, a Primal Goddess

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Zeitia doesn't remember when it was she gained consciousness, or when it was the world had started. But she will never forget the fated meeting of her husband, Dismacial, and her greatest creation, Kamahki.

When she met Dismacial, she had dropped some sand into some water. As the grains of sand swirled about in the water, a man, tall as he was kind, knelt to pluck the flailing chick that had manifested itself from the fallen sand. Being so taken aback by the wonder of the new life, Dismacial hardly noticed Zeitia standing there, watching him with the same amount of awe. Outside of the sands of time, she found that Dismacial and their bird were the most beautiful things she had ever seen. His dark, navy blue skin sparkled like the cosmos, his soft white hair flowed over his head, completely unaffected by gravity, and his eyes glowed like the stars freckling his skin.

They conversed, and discovered that they were both responsible for the creation of this continental bird. Before they knew it, Kamahki grew larger than they had ever imagined, so large, entire civilizations of people had made their homes on its back as it soared through the sky, above the clouds and just below the atmosphere.

Eventually, Kamahki grew deathly ill, and was eventually unable to fly. It came to rest in the shallow ocean, where almost all of its population perished off its back. The bird drew its final breath and its body hardened, turning into earth. Dismacial and Zeitia were in such grief, they appointed a new god to look over the land the bird had become and left to their own realms. Dismacial to the Multi-Dimension, and Zeitia to the Stilled Realm of Time.

Zeitia, as time went on, began to choose servants to help her keep the timeline in check, picking a new servant every century. She now stands with twenty-one men who has vowed their loyalty to her, each wielding a powerful blade with a black, swirling pattern, resembling the classy hands of and old clock.

Zeitia is very powerful and just about never leaves her domain. Less of her is known than what is known of Alphus. And she prefers to keep it that way.

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