The Goddess Statue

Chint’Un is the Goddess of Breeding and Maternity that was forgotten and left to rot in a statue of herself in a shrine. The statue, looking like Chint’Un, is a beautiful woman with long hair and a thick halo and wears a long robe. It’s made of the finest stones, and has gold inside as well as the spirit of Chint’Un herself. When Chint’Un looks through the statue’s eyes, they glow a brilliant oceanic blue.

Chint’Un is a kind and accepting goddess, letting things slide when she really shouldn’t. As the Goddess of Maternity, she’s very protective over those she cherishes, and in the past 300 millennia she’s been forgotten, she’ll imprint on anyone who even breathes on her. She doesn’t need prayers to get stronger, but she enjoys hearing what the mortals have done in their lives. She’s also a very good therapist, giving life advice to those who need it bad.

As sweet as she is, Chint’Un is a little stupid and innocent. Her naivety often leaves her in strange situations that she’d justify as a learning experience simply because she likes it. She’d even let a man bust a nut on her for the funny.