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When the [[Wyrm of Worlds]] imprisoned [[Demeter]]'s soul in the [[Netherworld]], She experienced a nightmare that would change Her forever. A ritual was performed to free Her from this prison, and She was reborn as [[Melantha]], Goddess of the Seasons. She is the embodiment of dark and light within Nature, Her personality changing with the Seasons to reflect the experiences She had in the netherworld. Her first act upon returning from the netherworld was to battle the Wyrm and rid the world of its evil influence. | When the [[Wyrm of Worlds]] imprisoned [[Demeter]]'s soul in the [[Netherworld]], She experienced a nightmare that would change Her forever. A ritual was performed to free Her from this prison, and She was reborn as '''[[Melantha]], Goddess of the Seasons'''. She is the embodiment of dark and light within Nature, Her personality changing with the Seasons to reflect the experiences She had in the netherworld. Her first act upon returning from the netherworld was to battle the Wyrm and rid the world of its evil influence. | ||
Her realm is but one piece of the greater whole that is Nature, and She supports the balance of Nature, accepting each Divine realm within it as an integral part of the cycle of life. Each Season in turn is essential to the Cycle: the Spring, symbolised by the spirit [[Aviva]], for cultivating birth and reawakening; the Summer, as depicted by the spirit [[Elodie]], for nurturing life and growth; the Autumn, represented by the spirit [[Chrysanthis]], for culling the ripened harvest; the Winter, personified by the spirit [[Eunomia]] for preserving through death and slumber. Each Season leads to the next, on and on until the Cycle leads to the beginning to start again. | Her realm is but one piece of the greater whole that is Nature, and She supports the balance of Nature, accepting each Divine realm within it as an integral part of the cycle of life. Each Season in turn is essential to the Cycle: the Spring, symbolised by the spirit [[Aviva]], for cultivating birth and reawakening; the Summer, as depicted by the spirit [[Elodie]], for nurturing life and growth; the Autumn, represented by the spirit [[Chrysanthis]], for culling the ripened harvest; the Winter, personified by the spirit [[Eunomia]] for preserving through death and slumber. Each Season leads to the next, on and on until the Cycle leads to the beginning to start again. | ||