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Zak, did you ever have a favorite toy as a kid?
Zaki: It was bigger than me, I think not long after I got it it was discovered I could talk to the gods and such. If memory comes to serve it was cause I thought the actual goddess Mahoura was my plushie cause she sometimes whispered things to me and so I offered things to the plushie.
..... I wonder what she thought of that.
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WIP Mahoura - Dragon Goddess of Love
((Maa-aura)) is the Goddess of Love. It was once thought to be very strange for the Kurosian people to have such a Goddess, but the term ‘love’ isn’t quite the same. Mahoura represents the love of thy own people, the tie that bonds the Kuros together. She is thought of to be the first Yehkshir, therefor the mother of the species as a whole. She is the smallest of the Gods, often portrayed as an eastern styled dragon with countless arms along her body. Her head, although small and slender, is crowned with a triceratops like frill with complex holes carved in peaceful designs with blood gems scattered along them and her body. Her main statue, which is held in a large temple in the middle of the city (or the heart), is also adored with a flowing mane. She is said to be present in every Kurosian when they feel connected to their people, the feeling of pride and love is her.
