Verityn

Verityn is a radiant figure, shimmering and ever-changing like the night sky. Their form is androgynous, with skin dotted in constellations that move and shift. Their eyes resemble twin galaxies, vast and deep, holding the mysteries of the cosmos. Draped in robes of pure midnight blue, they float, leaving a trail of stardust in their wake.

Before there were charts and maps of the night sky, there was Verityn. They wove the tapestry of the cosmos, ensuring each star had its place, each constellation its story. It was Verityn who taught the earliest civilizations to navigate using the stars, to find their way in the darkest nights, and to see omens and prophecies in celestial alignments.

Astronomers, navigators, seers, and those who seek guidance from the stars offer their prayers to Verityn. Temples dedicated to them are often observatories, positioned at high altitudes to gaze upon the celestial dome.

The Night of Falling Stars - A night when countless shooting stars adorned the sky, each granting a single wish to those who truly believed. It was a gift from Verityn, a rare moment of divine intervention, granting hope and wonder to all.