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'''Niliana''' was a young woman, and the object of the young sculptor [[Darius]]' affections. After Darius built a monument to the [[:Category:Gods|Gods]] at the [[Garden of Whispers]], [[Sarapis]]favoured Darius by influencing Niliana's temperment and making her favour the young artist and marry him. Niliana worshipped her husband's creations with such zeal that the gods themselves became jealous, whispering contradictory messages to the girl which caused her to go mad and throw herself from the cliff.
'''Niliana''', a lovely but strange young woman, was not native to [[Tasur'ke]] where she eventually settled. She arrived in the [[:Category:Villages|village]] travel-worn and pregnant, having been driven away from her own village in the north. She became the object of the young sculptor [[Darius (sculptor)|Darius']] affections. After Darius built a monument to the [[:Category:Gods|Gods]] at the [[Garden of Whispers]], [[Sarapis]] favoured Darius by influencing Niliana's temperament and making her fall in love with the young artist and marry him. Niliana had already given birth to a daughter, [[Apollonia]], by this time, and Darius' family happily took in the girl and her mother. Niliana worshipped her husband's creations with such zeal that the Gods Themselves became jealous, so They whispered contradictory messages to the girl and caused her to go insane. In a fit of madness, she threw herself from atop the cliff to her death.


[[Category:Historical Figures]]
[[Category:Historical Figures]]

Latest revision as of 16:35, 1 March 2014

Niliana, a lovely but strange young woman, was not native to Tasur'ke where she eventually settled. She arrived in the village travel-worn and pregnant, having been driven away from her own village in the north. She became the object of the young sculptor Darius' affections. After Darius built a monument to the Gods at the Garden of Whispers, Sarapis favoured Darius by influencing Niliana's temperament and making her fall in love with the young artist and marry him. Niliana had already given birth to a daughter, Apollonia, by this time, and Darius' family happily took in the girl and her mother. Niliana worshipped her husband's creations with such zeal that the Gods Themselves became jealous, so They whispered contradictory messages to the girl and caused her to go insane. In a fit of madness, she threw herself from atop the cliff to her death.