Rasha

Rasha is the immortal Goddess of Remsar, only believed by a small handful of religions but widely accepted as a mythical deity among the greater populace of Remsar. She is often attributed as the Goddess of the Sands, one who wields death and life under the sun. During the latter saeculums of the Sixth Reformation of Pilenokenhev, the idea of a Goddess named Rasha was brought back in the form of poem by the great author Zovatunc. Zovatunc wrote a poem after learning of a Goddess from the ancient mountain islands off the coast of Rasturao that was worshiped locally by a group of indigenous inhabitants.

In the poem, written by Zovatunc, he writes of two other gods who are at war with Rasha. Deeming her as a threat to humanity, they wage war with Rasha by utilizing humanity as a weaponized tool against her threat. In her defense, she rises up and strikes down the other gods while protecting the very weapons that were used against her. The two other gods were not named, but later were given names and attributes by local folklore.

The first god to declare his wish to defeat her was out of jealousy. He felt that she had all the love of man and she was unwilling to share that love with the other two gods. He is often named Ulusor in the official translation, commanding the great legion from the twilight space called Rvaveltahk. The second god is the sister to a defeated and dead god who was believed to have been killed by Rasha, she is named Tehayana; she represents the dangers of revenge.

Epic Poem "Children of The Sand" written by Zovatunc.

The children who rest upon the sand, slumber has robbed of your eyes.

Destruction nears while your souls seek shelter beneath the sun and stars who cry for you.

The forces of wind, of fire, of hate and anger have come against you.

Wake, o' sleepers of the sand.