En'epul

(EEN-ay-pul) In Kheizget's pantheon, god (median) of just vengeance, patron of the traveler or those who seek.

Appearance

Most often a wolf, he also appears as a driven young man. He is always on a quest of some sort.

Demeanor, Influence

The only son of the moon, En'epul is the embodiment of her justice. His purpose must be served. He was conceived just before Victul was imprisoned, and the moon determined that he would be the instrument of justice -- of just vengeance. Like Victul, En'epul has given everything and lost everything, and so becomes the righteous taker. So evolved the cultural practice of aiding a questing lad in any way possible. He is the righteous taker, this must always be obeyed. His deeds are blessed by the moon goddess herself, for he is the sword of her justice and serves her machinations, setting right or mending what was done wrong or broken in the unfolding events of her time.

Symbols

Animal wolf
Plant pine tress
Man-made sword, tent