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Meusath used her creative power to give birth to three children. These children were the Sun Goddess, the God of Destruction, and the God of Harvest. Their names were Keprih, Isfet, and Hefaron. Keprih created the sun from her own heart. Hefaron took a lock of his hair, braided it, cut it, and planted it in the ground, filling the barren soil with fertility. Isfet, however, simply stood by and collected her siblings’ flaws. Keprih and Hefaron fell in love, and from their union, the God of Love, Khet, and the Goddess of Beauty, Senefereth, were born.

Khet would govern the love between the gods, while Senefereth would nurture the universe—where Meusath’s ceaseless creative activities continued—with beauty. Khet took the sickle created by his father, Hefaron, and designated it as his sacred symbol. Love could only exist through the care shown to the earth, much like wheat that sprouts as a result of that care. Senefereth, meanwhile, not only spread beauty across the world and the sacred lands but also created monsters out of nothing with her milk-white hands, calling them “snakes.” She felt almost maternal love toward them.

Some time later, Khet wished to be with Senefereth, but in Senefereth’s eyes, Khet was not beautiful enough, and his manner was far too crude. She rejected him. The disappointed God of Love cursed the woman with loneliness.

“I opened my heart to you, yet you are as poisonous as the dreadful monsters you created. You will never receive my blessing, and you will never taste love.”

The cursed Senefereth glared into her brother’s eyes in fury and whispered:

“You have taken something very precious from me, Khet. You have taken the piece that would have completed beauty—for your own pleasure and revenge. You will never reach the peak of your power; I will always stand in your way with my own creations. Neither you nor your creations will ever achieve your purpose. Beauty will always stand as an obstacle before love.”

The Creation of the Universe and the Gods:

A brilliant light appeared in the midst of nothingness; the light gave birth to Meusath, the creator goddess. For thousands of years, Meusath existed alone, shaping the universe by molding the very light that had given birth to her. Weaving the light with her hands, she created the seas and rivers; by extinguishing the light of the seas, she created the lands. But Meusath was very lonely. She lived in the world she had created, utterly alone.

And one day, the light brought forth a baby boy in Meusath’s arms. Meusath blessed him with tears of joy and raised him as her own child. The child grew up and reached adulthood. On the day he turned 17, he suddenly closed his eyes, and his heart stopped. The child was dead.

The creator goddess Meusath could not comprehend her son’s demise. She waited by his side for days, trying to wake him. But her son did not wake up. Left utterly alone, the goddess waited for her son to awaken, consumed by unbearable pain.

Her son did not wake up.

This is the sketch, I case u missed it

I am currently looking for a name for this goddess, she is like Aphrodite but also the protector of snakes

I will start writing about her as soon as I find her a name, you can make some suggestions if u want

I made a quick fem hajime design for one of my friends

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