Shuushush

In Kheizget's pantheon, the goddess (greater) of the moon, time keeping, the mending of broken or wronged things or events, healing, mothering

Appearance

She appears as a gentle mother type, silvered hair and soft blue eyes. She is firm and gentle, dressed in simple linen and modest jewelry.

Demeanor, Influence

She influences most things associated with time, including the seasons and the ages of men. She is the second most powerful god beneath En'edoomshkadii (Enkad), but is widely regarded and worshipped as more accessible than the sun god, and as such has been elevated over the years to the head of human worship. The moon and its cycles are revered greatly, and she is always consulted for any serious inquiry and prior to any serious undertaking. She is just and generous, but ever firm and without mercy for those undeserving. Her son (and only child, born of god or man), is En'epul, the god of just vengeance. She has only bedded with Victuldek-Tuloomsh according to legend, who was her husband until murdered by Dekl'udgek in a conspiracy contrived by Bikeshk. Since then, she has become more of a mother goddess. deity

Symbols

Animal owl, robin, elk
Plant elm trees, cabbage, blueberries
Man-made hourglass, bowl, mill (for grain)
Other moon, mother, lake