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Worshiped mainly by zephyrs, the goddess of Air shares many traits with the feathered folk. She is known to be fickle in her favors, changing direction as rapidly and unpredictably as the wild wind. Lucia is easily distracted, and while she is capable of great bursts of energy—as powerful as tornadoes over land or hurricanes whipping up the sea—they are never very steadily directed and dissipate as soon as her attentions are drawn to something else.
The goddess prefers holy places that are left wide open to her sacred winds, and for this reason her temples are usually constructed on remote, lofty mountaintops. Lucia's temples always have at least one high tower reaching towards the skies, but except for the towers, they are built as open-air structures with a minimum of enclosed space.
Worshiped mainly by zephyrs, the goddess of Air shares many traits with the feathered folk. She is known to be fickle in her favors, changing direction as rapidly and unpredictably as the wild wind. Lucia is easily distracted, and while she is capable of great bursts of energy—as powerful as tornadoes over land or hurricanes whipping up the sea—they are never very steadily directed and dissipate as soon as her attentions are drawn to something else.
The goddess prefers holy places that are left wide open to her sacred winds, and for this reason her temples are usually constructed on remote, lofty mountaintops. Lucia's temples always have at least one high tower reaching towards the skies, but except for the towers, they are built as open-air structures with a minimum of enclosed space.
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Worshiped mainly by zephyrs, the goddess of Air shares many traits with the feathered folk. She is known to be fickle in her favors, changing direction as rapidly and unpredictably as the wild wind. Lucia is easily distracted, and while she is capable of great bursts of energy—as powerful as tornadoes over land or hurricanes whipping up the sea—they are never very steadily directed and dissipate as soon as her attentions are drawn to something else. The goddess prefers holy places that are left wide open to her sacred winds, and for this reason her temples are usually constructed on remote, lofty mountaintops. Lucia's temples always have at least one high tower reaching towards the skies, but except for the towers, they are built as open-air structures with a minimum of enclosed space.
