The Boundless (Goddess of Love).
Boundless in her love for her children, bound by her love for her children.
She created them with her tears, sacrificing her sight, allowing them to live longer than most. And because she knew the children will eventually lose their ability to speak when they reach maturity (Luna moths, the bug she’s based off of, don’t have mouths as adults), she sacrificed her voice so they can keep theirs. Her children formed a Family, calling themselves the Eternal Devotees.
But her love was vast, and to be sentient bugs is to possess greed. The children of the Family started to use her, and she happily grant all their requests. She aided them in their conquests, their brutality, the voice she gifted them become their most powerful weapon as they sing in unison, creating a shield to protect the frontlines. Her endless tears healed their soldiers, created new life to expand their population. And yet it was never enough, they wanted more.
Watching the bloodshed as their territory expands, a seed of doubt was planted in her mind. Were her children in the wrong? She started to hesitate on their requests, despite their luxurious offerings. And soon she felt a shift in her influence. Her children had threatened to leave her to seek a new Mother. Easy as it was to make them submit to her wills, she desired not to fracture the bonds with her children. And so the tears continued falling for them, even if they no longer visit as often.
