Devout Disciplinarian (For Lasher13)
 

Mulfoesa, A civilization of mortals who live underneath gods and goddesses. However, Mulfoesa deities had one specific detail about them, they were much taller than a regular mortal. At most, a mortal human could grow up to seven feet tall while for the deities ten feet tall was common among them. And of course, as deities, they were the living embodiment of what they represented which the mortals praised them for and even a selected few were chosen to be attendants for the Gods as well. One of those goddesses was a bronze-skinned beauty with brown hair that reached down to her waist tied into a ponytail wearing a white top and green skirt. This is Muzena, The Goddess of Clear Skies. She controls all the weather phenomena that could occur in the Troposphere. With a single clap of her hands, she could clear out any murky weather as far as she could see. However, in recent times Muzena has neglected her duties and become lax spending more of her time sitting around in a shrine made in her name laying around eating, and enjoying the offerings mortals give to her as tributes. Although so far it still hasn't done much to get her to perform her duties again.

High Attendant Silvana strutted through the ivory and marble halls of Muzena's temple with a sense of purpose, waving off the bows of the lesser servants that greeted her. Despite the openness of the corridor, the only thing barring the gleam of a cloudless sky being rows of chisled coloumns, she was in no mood for pleasentries. The otherwise beautiful day outside was actually the cause of her frustration, as it had not rained in several weeks despite a chorus of prayers from the citizens of Mulfoesa. The tap of her sandles echoed through the hall as she moved with a purpose towards the bedchambers of her diety.

Silvana had been a devout servant of the pantheon for was long as she could remember, her once ivory skin now bronzed from years of outdoor worship. Her faith earned her the highly-coveted position of attendant to the goddess of the sun, Solaria, and it was under her stern gaze that Silvana had become a scholar of all of the dieties. It came as a bit of a shock when Solaria informed her that she was being gifted to the sun goddess' daughter as her High Attendant, the title coming with not only great authority amongst the people but also living quarters within the same temple that the goddess herself stayed in. Silvana took the promotion seriously, and did everything in her power to ensure that the people had a direct line of contact to their goddess. Unfortunately, Muzena was a younger goddess at only a few centures of age, and still behaved frankly like a spoiled brat. She almost never paid attention to the schedule of the stars, and deemed it only her right to determine the weather of ny given day. The goddess of seasons had nearly thrown a fit when it snowed in the middle of summer, destroying many harvests and making it Silvana's duty to assist in the rebuilding of many farms. And now, yet again, she found Muzena sound asleep in a bed able to fit a dozen men, having not brought rain for a fortnight.

Silvana cleared her throat before shouting, "Awaken, my goddess! I've news of the people and their prayers!"

Indeed on the extra large bed, Muzena was still asleep, currently dressed in a white armless dress with the right should bare and the left shoulder only covered with a single strap. The dress also goes down to her knees as well and was tied at her waist by a white and gold sash. The sleeping goddess hearing a voice calling for her from her sleep caused the goddess to stir awake. Muzena's eyes open while a groan escapes her as she sits up and stretches her body while yawning. Although while doing that her clothes also started to become disheveled as her shoulder strap began to slide down her arm exposing her chest a bit. Eventually, she begins to focus enough to see who it was that awakened her from her slumber only to give a bored and unamused look seeing it was just her attendant. "Oh Silvana, it's just you." She commented as more of her senses and surroundings started to come back to her mind.