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Born after the rape of her mother, the sea goddess [[Liqáha]], by the river god [[Morqúz]], Arnyü is considered to be the youngest of the Ethlorek pantheon. As a result of her 'unnatural' conception, she possesses both male and female attributes, and is described in Ethlorek scriptures as "most generously endowed". She is the goddess of the land, a consequence of her origins - the Rape of the Sea is commonly held to be based on coastal development as a result of {{wp|deposition (geology)|fluvial deposition}} - and of fertility, as represented by her physical attributes, though these are downplayed in mainstream modern art.
Born after the rape of her mother, the sea goddess [[Liqáha]], by the river god [[Morqúz]], Arnyü is considered to be the youngest of the Ethlorek pantheon. As a result of her 'unnatural' conception, she possesses both male and female attributes, and is described in Ethlorek scriptures as "most generously endowed". She is the goddess of the land, a consequence of her origins - the Rape of the Sea is commonly held to be based on coastal development as a result of {{wp|deposition (geology)|fluvial deposition}} - and of fertility, as represented by her physical attributes, though these are downplayed in mainstream modern art.


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Arnyü
Lamauha (Khadenz)

Arnyü, known in Cadenza as Lamauha, is the Ethlorek deity of the earth, fertility and peace. She is a higher deity in the Ethlorek pantheon, the daughter by rape of Liqáha and Morqúz. Despite her prominent role as the goddess of peace, Ethlorek tradition holds that she will lead a vast army to destroy her father in the end of the world.

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Born after the rape of her mother, the sea goddess Liqáha, by the river god Morqúz, Arnyü is considered to be the youngest of the Ethlorek pantheon. As a result of her 'unnatural' conception, she possesses both male and female attributes, and is described in Ethlorek scriptures as "most generously endowed". She is the goddess of the land, a consequence of her origins - the Rape of the Sea is commonly held to be based on coastal development as a result of fluvial deposition - and of fertility, as represented by her physical attributes, though these are downplayed in mainstream modern art.