Araceli

It's a bird, it's a plane, it's... the goddess of the sky, most likely descending to the mortal plane in hopes of attracting some hapless folks to be her short-lived lovers.

Whereas some deities treat their duties and powers with great care and respect, and others struggle to control them and fear that they may be unworthy of the title, Araceli is a goddess who... really just doesn't care. Oh, certainly, she does her job (sometimes), but more than anything she's just here for the fun of it all. Changing her form, attracting partners both godly and mortal alike with her beauty and power, flying around (and being frightened by an owl whose hunt she's disturbed) like an overly-eager fledgling taking to the air for the first time...

Really, it's a wonder that Thrialle hasn't stripped Celi here of her powers and left her to live her life as a mortal, given how much time she spends around them. Indeed, she managed to find herself quite the opposite - In an attempt to avoid taking responsibility for her own powers and role, the goddess managed to convince the deity of life and death to raise up several mortal beings to take on the roles of the gods of weather, solely so that she might not have to bother doing the jobs herself. Certainly, she directs them (...occasionally...), but beyond that, her role is quite the hands-off one. Nobody is quite sure how she convinced the normally serious and stoic deity to do her this favor, but some other members of the pantheon have... interesting theories about the events leading up to this.