About

While the Sun brought practical purpose for both the Gods and the First Mortals, Nning knew it alone could be hazardous to them. Objects that circled the World's, Moons, helped protect them and establish a cycle of Day and Night. However, under this night, it did not take long for the First Mortals to find out they were, in fact, mortal. They became prone to disastrous mistakes, and predators (monsters) found it to be the perfect cover. Evesoro, despite being shy and elusive, still taught the First Mortals to take shelter. But she was feared by the early mortals, and still a bit of a controversial Deity to this day. Depending on the area, she may be respected, feared yet respected, or just feared. Those who gave her a chance found a thoughtful, respectful Deity. While she was and still is not the most popular of the Gods, she earned a modest following and the worshipers she does get have nothing but praise for her. She is known to be very responsive during times of mourning, even if someone is in the anger stage of grief, and favors speaking under the moonlight. Worshipers note the phase of the moon seems to influence her mood, more quiet, almost whispering, and melancholy when the phase is "new" and louder, almost energetic when it's "full." She attracts those more serious, contemplative, secretive or, frankly, depressed. Despite fears of death and dying, many find comfort in the calm serenity of her voice.

Much like her twin represented sun and light, Evesoro was seen as a representative of the moon and night. The first assassins worked under the cover of night, and Evesoro was already the God of Death. Mortals choose Evesoro as a way to recognize her. Many still fear death or dying but Evesoro was not malicious. To show that even the mortals most scared of her does not hate her, they appointed her as the representative of mischievous (but not evil) Moon Magic. Reportedly, the night after this gift was presented to her the moon shined the brightest it ever has and the ocean was clear as glass.