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What Do You Desire ?The question is common from beings who grant wishes to gods. Many try and find themselves such miracle workers to save them from plagues, resuce their loved ones from a terrible fate that happened years ago, and the selfish ones. A tribe of warriors found one such being and called her Jucla, in their language it means desire. They kept her a secret for what seems like eons to their bloodlines, but all good things must end. The Moria (those who desire to be gods) sent droughts, plagues, and greed to the village, letting Jucla use her powers for selfish reasons. In doing so she saved her homeland, but most no not of it, often refering to it as Atlantis. Jucla just spent her immortality wandering, learning of the depravety of man, the shelfishness of Moria, and the powers were more of her curse than a blessing. Selfishness Always Tempts Fates ...Jucla refuses to use her powers for her own benefit, as seeing the result of her homeland vanishing from her reach. The fact that the Moria wish to control her to control their followers makes her more defiant. She saw the selfish intentions no matter how pure turn depraved after a while. She always avoided making mortalsinto gods, seeing many blindly follow what used to be a man fall into the depths of loathing sensless destruction over the being before them; for such temptation she takes the pain of not granting such a wish which often results in her blood. |