Nocteira

Noctifera stands as a regal and ethereal presence, her form a silhouette against the luminescence of the celestial bodies she governs. A dark crown, the Black Star, orbits her brow, an ever-present emblem of her dominion over the night. Her eyes, voids mirroring the night sky, hold the light of a thousand stars, and her flowing garments shimmer with the dust of cosmic realms, the boundaries of her empire. The only know daughter of Lunadia, Mother Moon.

In the Olden pantheon, Noctifera's role is as old as the cosmos. When the first shadow was cast by the light of creation, Noctifera was there, born of the moon, sculpting the arrangement of the stars. 

Noctifera's tale is woven into the fabric of the night itself; she is the keeper of secrets and silent whispers, the patron of seekers of hidden knowledge. Legends tell of the first nightfall, when Noctifera adorned the empty heavens with stars, painting her domain with points of light as a canvas for her divine work. The Black Star, her cosmic diadem, was set above her as the first and brightest of these, a jewel of the void that would become her signature.

She revels in the duality of her existence, embodying the serene beauty of the night and the haunting depths of darkness. Worshipers pray to her for guidance through the unseen, protection during the vulnerable night hours, and for the fulfillment of desires that only the cover of night can bring. Noctifera, The Black Star, is a guardian to all that the daylight overlooks, a silent watcher of the endless dance between dusk and dawn.