Zille

Zille, the Goddess of Vines, Fermentation and Poison.

The vine may not fruit without my blessing, and it's fruit may not ferment without my hand. All life that resembles the vine, be it plant or animal, belongs to me. It is by my guidance that organic matter may ferment and change into alcohol. I may bless this process to create powerful potions. But beware, for those with weak constitutions will become my slaves. Thirsting always for my love, but never satiated. Those strong enough will become heartier and robust.

I am not a kind God, I am a cruel master, I may bless and strengthen any poison for my own reasons.

Many medicines are but poisons in small doses.. What can be used to kill can also be used to save, and vice versa. What makes one race stronger may sicken another, it is these nuances that Zille covets and why her guidance should be sought.

Any potion, any change from one substance to another is Zille's domain. What others do with these, is not her concern. Like a vine, a parasite, Zille seeks only to change.

Creations
Yuna shone her light upon The Hair of the Plain, and watched as vines burst out of the ground. The bud on top blossomed, and fruited a massive shell-like fruit. The fruit thence hatched, and out came green creatures.

Zille visits the Tree of Life, she is intrigued by what she finds. A great realm where the Flora live and care for the tree. Zille is moved by their piety and creates the Naga vine. The vine is parasitic and siphons off some of the trees life force and power. Zille uses this life force to create Naga fruit, a powerful sustenance to strengthen the Flora. The Flora will need no other sustenance than the Naga fruit.

Naga fruit are large pods the size of the Flora themselves, purple in colour, there sap is exquisite. The seeds are bitter and pungent. Cultivated the vine may be a strong ally to the Flora, cut down it may become a vile a pest. It is for the Flora to decide if they wish to see Zille's actions as friendly or nefarious.. Parasitic vines do not kill their hosts, so the tree will not be overly damaged.

