Servanna

Servanna is an outgoing and bubbly girl who has no genuine clue of society’s expected norms. Though she has spent her life on Earth, the child had been practically homeschooled aside from interactions with humans in a cafe and her brother, never truly meeting children her “ age. “ This makes Servanna far more oblivious to human common sense in social settings and even their emotions, choosing to befriend anyone she meets even if they treat her horribly. Servanna truly is dependent on others, engaging with every single person she comes across with a smile on her face! She is determined to make someone happy, even if it makes her have practically no backbone to conflict, nor even realize if she is making someone uncomfortable or annoyed by her actions.

Inside her bubbly persona is a susceptible child, one that cries easily no matter the situation due to her high emotions. Once she realizes someone is truly mean to her she will begin to cry uncontrollably, though she prefers to do it alone as she fears humans would find her even more weird than they do already. She wants to fit in, desperate to mold herself into human society but the cold truth is that she never may be able to. Gods are meant to be above mortals, not ones to understand the struggles these deities have and this goes for Servanna as well even if she wishes she could live normally.

As the girl grows older, forced to keep the secret of herself and her family hidden, she cannot help feeling alone with problems she’s unsure her friends will ever understand. How could one ever understand the idea that your friend is a deity capable of changing the stars themselves, a responsibility no mortal could comprehend? She’s thankful for what she has, relishing in the time she has now with those she loves dearly.

Unprepared for when it is time for them to go.

The newest god to be brought into the world, Servanna is now the titled goddess of the stars! Born from parents of the sun and moon, Servanna truly is a star herself as she was born even with a smile on her face, neither parent could make that up. Parents were shocked due to her bubbly giggles, lack of any crying, and especially how energetic she seemed to be while draining both parents, seeming to get excited in riling up her exhausted father. Servanna always seemed fascinated by the stars, moving small balls of light across the sky while her parents weren’t looking as if to imitate little scenarios in her head, playing with the stars like they were toys themselves. Servanna had always stuck to her parents' side, going to meetings that she found extremely boring while she drew on paper as the adults talked of things regarding humanity. . . It all seemed so boring. She stuck mostly to her father, Neptune, finding comfort in his overprotective nature— Especially so when coming into contact with the far more dangerous gods such as Letifer or Sevasti, not even allowing the Cerberus himself to come an inch close to the small child . . . It was fine by her, she had always found them odd but she never understood why.

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