Mivia(Goddess of Time)

Mivia is the goddess of time, born from the union of Ova(Goddess of Beasts) and Etos(God of Peace). When magic was gifted to the world, particularly clever dwarves were able to construct an elaborate magic circle capable of rending holes in time. This circle was fairly unstable, but did manage small groups to travel into the recent past. This power came at a price however, and rifts in time and space began appearing across the world, swallowing everything they came into contact with and ejecting it into the void. Mivia was born of these rifts, her divinity made up of the bits of fragmented time that was created, that power coalesced into astral form. Mivia closed these breaches in her first moments, and halted the use of the circle that caused it. Of her three triplets, Mivia was perhaps the most vital. All of causality rested on her shoulders, and unlike her cousin Lordos, Mivia had the power to change the past and future at her will.

This power was a temptation, and one Mivia often fell to. After all, if one changes the past, then who would know the difference. Mivia was one of the youngest goddesses in the early years of Esai, and she was rash and arrogant. In her first journey back in time, a corruption occurred. A small tear in time threatened the world and it was the God of Fate who was able to fix it. His Grand Tapestry contained the details of the world as it was, and by combining their divinities the managed to bring the world back from the brink. However, in this fix something was lost. A piece of the record that had to be sacrificed, and with it a chunk of history that would never again be recalled. Some say it was related to the cosmos before the Gods came into existence. Whatever it was, that history was removed from the memories of all, the only record remaining in Epona's Record, a secret she guarded closely. This secret died with her, and the destruction of the Record.

The torrent of magical energy released during the Godswar was unmatched by anything Mivia had seen. Tears in time were being rended faster than Mivia could fix them, and the constant astral travel by Vodon's army didn't help. Mivia's role in the war is a subject of debate with most believing she simply used her divine power to seal the gaps in time left by the others Gods. However, some of her most fervant followers believe a grander story, one where Mivia travels back and alters a key detail of the war, some small moment that changed the fate of the conflict to what it was today. No one knows what it could have been, or what the future she saved the world from was like. Whatever it was, the destruction of the Record leaves us with no information on what it possibly could have been.