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Mithraea was the immortal realisation of [[Dawn]], the priestess who once resided in [[Belladona's Keep]]. Because of her heroic efforts to cleanse the land of the [[Chaos Taint]] and restore [[Eris]] to life, [[Dawn]] was granted the gift of immortality by [[Sarapis]] on the 7th of [[Chronos]], 331 AF. | Mithraea was the immortal realisation of [[Dawn]], the priestess who once resided in [[Belladona's Keep]]. Because of her heroic efforts to cleanse the land of the [[Chaos Taint]] and restore [[Eris]] to life, [[Dawn]] was granted the gift of immortality by [[Sarapis]] on the 7th of [[Chronos]], 331 AF. | ||
After just a short stay in the mortal realms, Mithraea was captured by the devious [[Slith]]. She was trapped on a hidden [[:Category:Planes|plane]] for many years | After just a short stay in the mortal realms, Mithraea was captured by the devious [[Slith]]. During this time, a portion of her essence coalesced into the child [[Marisol]], Guardian of the Sun, who was hidden as a safeguad on the [[Isle of New Hope]], while She was trapped on a hidden [[:Category:Planes|plane]] for many years. She later escaped and returned to the [[Prime Material Plane]], but after several years She departed once more to attend to a civil war between solar spirits on the sun. | ||
When the alien God [[Bal'met]] was raised by the [[Dala'myrr]] in 609 AF, Mithraea turned Her attention to Sapience once more, joining in efforts to try to stymie His wave of atrocities against mortal and Divine alike. She perished in a final strike against Bal'met in 611 AF, Her light consumed in the face of His malicious hunger. | When the alien God [[Bal'met]] was raised by the [[Dala'myrr]] in 609 AF, Mithraea turned Her attention to Sapience once more, joining in efforts to try to stymie His wave of atrocities against mortal and Divine alike. She perished in a final strike against Bal'met in 611 AF, Her light consumed in the face of His malicious hunger. |
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