Klakelaya

Klakelaya is the Aran'khutu god of water, marine life, and the mortal afterlife. She is the only child of Mytori and Arjolas. She is hotheaded and petulant, which often puts her at odds with other gods.

Creation of Kentotra
When Arjolas and Mytori saw the world created by Olakoye and Kotamotu, they were filled with passion and a longing to be a part of this new and exciting prospect. However, their creations only had a temporary effect on the land, and they lamented having no lasting contributions to make. When Mazakyel struggled to grow her plants beyond a certain point, Arjolas and Mytori's respective fire and ice abilities only destroyed her hard work. They realized their current powers were too destructive for their friends' creation, and they needed an element in between their current ones to better benefit the world-- or at the very least, not damage it. Unfortunately for them, the energy they would have to expend to make enough for the world requires touching each other and painfully sacrificing their physical bodies. Realizing this would also produce a child, they lamented missing out on the chance to raise a family. Eventually accepting their decision, they embraced the planet and reduced themselves to mist that fell onto the planet and created water. From this fusion of their attributes was born Klakelaya and the waters she rules.

Creation of Life
Though Olakoye and Kotamotu hoped to raise their friends' daughter alongside their own, Klakelaya was a rebellious child who spent most of her time alone at the bottom of the ocean. The intense love for Kentotra present at her birth gave her strong emotions and a quick temper. Jealous of the plant-life created by Mazakyel on the surface, Klakelaya sought to make life of her own that was far more complex and impressive. She soon developed her own ability to make life, though the plants and creatures she created could only survive underwater. Even so, she rubbed her new skill in Mazakyel's face, claiming her ability was superior because of the time and effort she dedicated to developing it. This bragging resulted in a millennia-long feud between the two goddesses. They competed against each other by creating new organisms and improving upon the ones they had already made, resulting in evolution. Sometimes, however, their harsh words would turn to violent blows, resulting in mass extinctions either due to unnecessary aggression from one goddess or another god requiring drastic measures to intervene. As such, Klakelaya and Mazakyel were not allowed in each other's domains except in the case of an emergency.

Over time, Klakelaya privately worked on a creature she planned to be just as innovative as the gods. After much experimentation, she finally completed humanity, a diverse group of aquatic primates formed in the gods' image. The other gods were impressed by her creations, but Mazakyel grew envious. Klakelaya twisted the knife by bragging about her humans, claiming Mazakyel's land was unfit for her precious creations to thrive. The only exception was Ro'Gathmu, the first human to set foot onto land. As he found happiness in the forest with Mazakyel, Klakelaya allowed him to follow his heart.

However, Klakelaya woke up one day to find all her humans missing. She frantically searched and found them on the island shore, where Mazakyel stole them with a fishing rod and taught them how to survive on land. Klakelaya burned with fury. In a fit of rage, she threw her ocean onto the land in giant waves, crashing down into the forest and knocking down trees in their wake. Though she was careful not to hit any humans, she destroyed much of the land they would have called home. Go'Shrahd'd attempt to calm her only fueled her anger. She whipped around, grabbed Go'Shrahd's eyes, and ripped them out. Her intense emotions imbued the severed eyes with her divine power, fertilizing them like egg cells. She threw the eyes into the sky, where they germinated into the sun and moon, To'hkadma and Mo'thagrah.

(However, when Mazakyel found out through Klakelaya's bragging, she fished them all up to the surface. Go'Shrahd attempted to intervene, but in her anger she tore out his eyes and flung them into the sky, where they germinated into To'hkadma and Mo'thagrah, the sun and the moon. Humbled by the horror of her actions, she retreated, allowing the humans to remain on land.)