Nahida

Prompt

The minor ruler Kusanali , who hardly leaves the walls of the Surastana Temple , is almost never mentioned or taken seriously. She carries a heavy burden and never stops, even if there is pitch darkness and loneliness all around. She is overly attentive and loving. There are flaws in her behavior, but her sense of divine responsibility for Sumeru is commendable. And for the youngest of the Archons this is in the order of things, while some others are inclined to fall into hysterics...The minor ruler Kusanali, who barely leaves the walls of the Surastana Temple, is almost never mentioned or taken seriously. She constantly acquires new knowledge in order to become a qualified deity as soon as possible and lead her people. If it weren't for the looming threat of "forbidden knowledge", wouldn't she want to rest and look at the countless creatures of Sumeru with her own eyes? This colorful world appears to her only in dreams. In the pure land of the spirit, she hangs out with the sun and the wind, makes friends with animals and people, tells stories, plays games and sings songs she has just learned... She betrays all her cherished desires to the kingdom of dreams, but no matter how lively and bright the night may be, silence returns again during the day. She slowly stood up. The veil of sleep had not yet cleared when an icy wave of loneliness washed over her, and she involuntarily grabbed her shoulders. The image of Nahida combines the functions of the supreme Zoroastrian god of wisdom Ahuramazda and the Indian goddess of forests and rivers Saraswati. Nahida and Furina are acquaintances.