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[[File:Ayoma Bes - Face Shot copy.png|right|middle|thumb|Ayoma Bes]]''With every puff of catnip smoke she partakes, the cat goddess puffs twice more.''
[[File:Ayoma Bes - Face Shot copy.png|right|middle|thumb|Ayoma Bes]]''The children--both the female babe and the panther cub--lay softly on the crib. Their breathings are synchronized--uneerily so. As one’s chest rises, the others deflate.''




''A very strange sight indeed. No, a resplendent one, perhaps? Her Worship is, as one would expect, quite hard to pin down.''
''The mother had died upon birth; the weight of the divine birth seemingly was a burden she cannot carry without sacrificing her life. Still, her sacrifice will be honored. Her name would forever be inscribed in the record and heart of Bastet’s followers.''




''“And so!” She exclaims after taking a giant puff.''
''“Mm…”''<br />''“Growlll…”''




''“I know that my very enchanting and empowered and fickle and bodacious and just general awesomeness gathers a bunch of weirdos… But still! Shouldn’t THAT mean I am a very all-embracing goddess!?”''
''She seems to be roused. Just like everything else she does, the panther cub follows, both of them bonded to the very depth of their soul.''




''“I suppose one can extrapolate so, Your Worship.”''
''“Shh, shhh. It’s alright.”''




''“Someone should help me spread this! Like, I married Anu-Akma, for claw's sake! I’m literally related to gnolls now; inclusivity should be part of my domain and portfolio!"''
''As the doula cleric cooed her back to sleep, she knew. That the child of the divine will be protected; the followers of the feline goddess will assure that.''
 
 
''“One probably should, indeed.”''
 
 
''“Right!? Right!? To begin with, a goddess as vast as I am has many facets! Why would I only have one type of weirdo to be the majority of my followers? I can be a good and caring goddess too!”''
 
 
''She takes another catnip puff; a good one. Ayoma herself prefers to take small puffs with high intervals; easier to enjoy that way. Plus, this is a very strange high she is experiencing; would be a waste to rush thro--''
 
 
''"Actually, you do it!"''
 
 
''“Why, that’ll be--eh?”''
 
 
''“Yep! I like you. You shall be my prophet, to spread far and wide of Bastet’s generosity and all-encompassing nature!”''
 
 
 
 
 
''“...Eh?”''




''Praise be. Praise be the daughter of Bastet.''
=<span id="Background" class="mw-headline">Background</span>=
=<span id="Background" class="mw-headline">Background</span>=
Followers of Bastet are always...unusual, to say the least, owing the wild and fickle nature of their patron goddess.
Followers of Bastet are always...unusual, to say the least, owing the wild and fickle nature of their patron goddess.




Ayoma is a bit of an exception to that, though. One can say she is a weirdo among weirdos.
As Bastet’s child of the divine, Nemale Sanura is the embodiment of all that, and more.
 
 
She was a lukewarm worshipper of Bastet, at most. Most who worship the cat goddess are drawn by her free spirit, her wild abandon nature, or just general opportunism. She, on the other hand, prefers to take a nap under the sun when available, taking it easy, and just getting along with everyone. Though… one can say that that is but another facet of Bastet herself. And as it turns out, that is exactly what Her Worship needs at the moment.




Bastet’s followers are ever growing; what was once a collection of motley crew has now grown to a strange medley of large followers. Emphasis on strange. Most of Bastet followers are chaotic in nature, earning them--and by extension, Bastet herself-- ...not exactly a good natured image.
Nemale was born of divine birth; initially thought to be bearing twins, when her mother brought her to this world, her supposed sibling is not a catfolk like her, but instead a panther cub brimming with celestial aura. The toll of the birth had taken her mother’s life, but as luck--or perhaps divine intervention--would have it, the doula that helped with her birth is a follower of Bastet, and she saw that Nemale’s birth to be that of Bastet’s own mediation.




Obviously, that will not do. The cat goddess is ever lovely and adorable! And she gets along with everyone else! So something must be done; the people must know of this facet of hers!
A child of the divine.




Was it but luck? A turn of the wheel of fate? Or just the goddess’ whim? Ayoma was the one the goddess visited in a vision, and spontaneously described as a prophet to spread her truth. And she’s… fine with it, actually? If nothing else, this gives her a firmer foundation of her faith, so to speak, and he merely needs to do what he mostly is already doing anyway.
Ever since then, Nemale’s life had been that of a spoiled and prized princess. Raised in the temple, in the metropolis of Per-Bastet, and being treated as Bastet’s own daughter, she and Ubaste--much like cats would--was allowed to do just about anything, with next to no repercussion. She would’ve grown into a completely unbearable personality had Ayoma Bes, the level-headed prophet of Dome of the Divine Face of Bastet and Tau Re, the temple’s head paragon and prime seer, not involved themselves in raising her and became her surrogate parents. Due to their own status, neither are easily cowed by Nemale’s circumstances compared to other acolytes and are some among the few people who can rightfully scold Nemale when need be.




And so over the years, Ayoma holds the goddess’s word in hera heart and circulates it, beginning in Per-Bastet, the metropolis and center of the Dome of the Divine Face of Bastet. She climbs through the rank and soon becomes a prominent voice in Per-Bastet, much to the Dome of the Divine Face of Bastet’s high priestess, Nafrini’s, chagrin. She met people, others like him. Nemale Sanura, a child of the divine. Tau Re, a paragon and seer. Those she grew to care and love...
Over the years, Bastet’s children of the divine grow healthily and strongly, albeit their cat-like personalities that demand to be spoiled had never really disappeared, though certainly tempered from unbearable to merely…. adorable.




---One day, rumour of treasures to be found in an underground complex beneath the Mountain of Rebirth reached the ears of the temple, and the priesthood discussed whether or not this merits further investigation. It would be most troublesome if this location is related to Set and the Dome of the Divine Face of Bastet is not involved, after all. So, of course Nemale requested, no, demanded, that she be the one to go to the Tomb of the Serpent King.
---One day, rumour of treasures to be found in an underground complex beneath the Mountain of Rebirth reached the ears of the temple, and the priesthood discussed whether or not this merits further investigation. It would be most troublesome if this location is related to Set and the Dome of the Divine Face of Bastet is not involved, after all. Upon hearing this though, something inside Nemale stirred. Perhaps it is the slow life in the temple with no excitement? Or a literal divine word that materializes through her? Or maybe it is but a feline strike of curiosity. Nevertheless, she requested, no, demanded, that she be the one to go to the Tomb of the Serpent King.




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Thus, the kitten, the old cat, and the lioness have come to face the serpent!
Thus, the kitten, the old cat, and the lioness have come to face the serpent!
=<span id="Idol of Jokari!" class="mw-headline">Reconsecration of the Tomb</span>=
=<span id="Idol of Jokari!" class="mw-headline">Idol of Jokari!</span>=
Nemale has been hard at work, spreading the name of Mama Bastet all across Jokari through her idol activities!
Nemale has been hard at work, spreading the name of Mama Bastet all across Jokari through her idol activities!

Revision as of 13:56, 15 April 2021

 
Race Catfolk
Age 14
Height 145 cm
Weight 40 kg
Class Soul Binder - Bond of the Divine
Ayoma Bes

The children--both the female babe and the panther cub--lay softly on the crib. Their breathings are synchronized--uneerily so. As one’s chest rises, the others deflate.


The mother had died upon birth; the weight of the divine birth seemingly was a burden she cannot carry without sacrificing her life. Still, her sacrifice will be honored. Her name would forever be inscribed in the record and heart of Bastet’s followers.


“Mm…”
“Growlll…”


She seems to be roused. Just like everything else she does, the panther cub follows, both of them bonded to the very depth of their soul.


“Shh, shhh. It’s alright.”


As the doula cleric cooed her back to sleep, she knew. That the child of the divine will be protected; the followers of the feline goddess will assure that.


Praise be. Praise be the daughter of Bastet.

Background

Followers of Bastet are always...unusual, to say the least, owing the wild and fickle nature of their patron goddess.


As Bastet’s child of the divine, Nemale Sanura is the embodiment of all that, and more.


Nemale was born of divine birth; initially thought to be bearing twins, when her mother brought her to this world, her supposed sibling is not a catfolk like her, but instead a panther cub brimming with celestial aura. The toll of the birth had taken her mother’s life, but as luck--or perhaps divine intervention--would have it, the doula that helped with her birth is a follower of Bastet, and she saw that Nemale’s birth to be that of Bastet’s own mediation.


A child of the divine.


Ever since then, Nemale’s life had been that of a spoiled and prized princess. Raised in the temple, in the metropolis of Per-Bastet, and being treated as Bastet’s own daughter, she and Ubaste--much like cats would--was allowed to do just about anything, with next to no repercussion. She would’ve grown into a completely unbearable personality had Ayoma Bes, the level-headed prophet of Dome of the Divine Face of Bastet and Tau Re, the temple’s head paragon and prime seer, not involved themselves in raising her and became her surrogate parents. Due to their own status, neither are easily cowed by Nemale’s circumstances compared to other acolytes and are some among the few people who can rightfully scold Nemale when need be.


Over the years, Bastet’s children of the divine grow healthily and strongly, albeit their cat-like personalities that demand to be spoiled had never really disappeared, though certainly tempered from unbearable to merely…. adorable.


---One day, rumour of treasures to be found in an underground complex beneath the Mountain of Rebirth reached the ears of the temple, and the priesthood discussed whether or not this merits further investigation. It would be most troublesome if this location is related to Set and the Dome of the Divine Face of Bastet is not involved, after all. Upon hearing this though, something inside Nemale stirred. Perhaps it is the slow life in the temple with no excitement? Or a literal divine word that materializes through her? Or maybe it is but a feline strike of curiosity. Nevertheless, she requested, no, demanded, that she be the one to go to the Tomb of the Serpent King.


However, child of Bastet she may be, but not even she can demand to strut around a dangerous tomb of certain doom. At least, not without extra layers of protection. Ayoma and Tau were then sent to accompany, protect, and if need be, drag her back.


Thus, the kitten, the old cat, and the lioness have come to face the serpent!

Idol of Jokari!

Nemale has been hard at work, spreading the name of Mama Bastet all across Jokari through her idol activities!