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[[Alejia]], in the [[Cedrist]] pantheon, the Goddess of Passion and of the Furies.
== A Story of Alejia: Goddess of Passion and Fury ==
 
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==Cult of Alejia==
''As told by [[Alexandra Decens]], Head Priestess of Alejia''
 
Alejia always was a graceful and beautiful woman. Her grace and
==The Gospel of Alejia==
elegance were always compared to the nobles of the land, even though
 
she was but a simple commoner. She was a tall slender, but full and
''As told by [[Alexandra Decens]], one-time Head Priestess of Alejia'':
robust, woman. Her hair was a golden auburn with eyes that were often
 
compared to a peaceful lake with the sun barely touching the waters
Alejia always was a graceful and beautiful woman. Her grace and elegance were always compared to the nobles of the land, even though she was but a simple commoner. She was a tall slender, but full and robust, woman. Her hair was a golden auburn with eyes that were often compared to a peaceful lake with the sun barely touching the waters edge. Her fingers were long and slender and smooth, despite her working the grinders all day. Alejia was seen as the quintessential woman in her day. Of course, the rumors of her being the most passionate woman in the world did not hurt either, though no one knew if those rumors were true or not for no man or woman was ever able to successfully gain her audience beyond a simple passing greating.  
edge. Her fingers were long and slender and smooth, despite her working
 
the grinders all day. Alejia was seen as the quintessential woman in
Because of her beauty, and of the rumors, the one thing she was always successful at was attracting men; she didn't even have to try. Though many suitors tried unsuccessfully to gain her audience, and many gave up after that first round of rejection, (which, for Alejia, was as common as breathing the air) there was one persistent suitor who came back time and time gain. He was a tall man with a strong build that reminded her of a merchant, but he did not look like any of the merchants she had ever seen before.
her day. Of course, the rumors of her being the most passionate woman
 
in the world did not hurt either, though no one knew if those rumors
His face was clean shaven and his eyes were a rich green with a hint of something Alejia could not quite place. "I see you here day after day young sir, why do you not accept my rejection like all the others?," she asked.
were true or not for no man or woman was ever able to successfully gain
 
her audience beyond a simple passing greating. Because of her beauty,
The young man hung his head as if he were afraid that to look upon the woman he so desired would cause him to be frozen but tried to so as to not offend her by not answering her question. He talked in a low, stuttering, but meaningful voice, "I, I , I, um, well, unlike the o..o..other men who adore you, I, I , I actually l..l...love you," as he talked he grew more confident, "The others just w..w...want to be with you because of the rumors they have heard, they want to know it they are true. When they get rejected, the feel they are perhaps too unworthy to even be in your presence and that the rejection they recieve is part of your passion. When you reject them, I can see in your eyes that you wish to be left alone. When you look at me, I can see something in your eyes that differs, a sort of burning fury, passion, and wanting," he paused for a moment, "please correct me if I am wrong."
and of the rumors, the one thing she was always successful at was
 
attracting men; she didn't even have to try. Though many suitors tried
Alejia looked at her young suitor, her head slightly down, gazing up towards him with her fiery eyes. "What is your name sir?"
unsuccessfully to gain her audience, and many gave up after that first
 
round of rejection,(which, for Alejia, was as common as breathing the
The young man was a little taken aback at the question for he expected her to correct his statement, "Well, um, my name is Nillien." He respectfully offered his hand, palm up, and waited for Alejia to place her hand in his. When she did, he gently raised it to his waiting lips, staring into her with all the love and wanting in the world, softly kissed the back of her hand and, reluctlently, let her slowly take her hand out of his.
air) there was one persistent suitor who came back time and time gain.
 
He was a tall man with a strong build that reminded her of a merchant,
As she placed her hand into Nillien's, Alejia remarked with a hint of genuine pleasure in her voice, "Pleasure to know the name of at least
but he did not look like any of the merchants she had ever seen before.
one of my suitors, Nillien." As she said his name, Nillien caught a glimpse of that fire in her eyes. He stared into her eyes with his own
His face was clean shaven and his eyes were a rich green with a hint of
passion and love and finally, after looking at each other for what seemed like a lifetime, Nillien spoke, "I would very much like to get to know you more than anyone has known you, Alejia. I shall come back later in the evening and we can finally discover our love for each other, unless I am mistaken about your love."
something Alejia could not quite place. "I see you here day after day
 
young sir, why do you not accept my rejection like all the others?,"
Alejia looked at him, and after a moment responded, "I shall see you after the sun sets over the mountain and the glow of its light is still
she asked.
reflected on the river."  
The young man hung his head as if he were afraid that to look upon the
 
woman he so desired would cause him to be frozen but tried to so as to
"Just like your eyes," Nillien said under his breath as he walked away with a newfound fire burning in him.
not offend her by not answering her question. He talked in a low,
 
stuttering, but meaningful voice, "I, I , I, um, well, unlike the
As Alejia saw Nillien leave her, she just stared at his back and thought to herself with a devious, wanting grin on her face, "yes, I will see you later, and, if all goes well, I shall see you more than that."  
o..o..other men who adore you, I, I , I actually l..l...love you," as
 
he talked he grew more confident, "The others just w..w...want to be
Nillien found a bathhouse and went in, for he was too far from his home to go there. He was only visiting this town to finally meet his true love, Alejia, even though he had only heard of her. When he first heard of this passionate beauty, he immediately fell in love with the woman, from then on, he secretely called his own. He knew that one day he would be able to hold his beloved in his arms and confess his true feelings of desire for her. Though he had never before met her, he knew that they were ment to be together. He didn't know why, but he felt that they held some sort of connection that was greater than even the Gods themselves.  
with you because of the rumors they have heard, they want to know it
 
they are true. When they get rejected, the feel they are perhaps too
The moment Alejia saw Nillian in the usual crowd of suitors she too felt the connection between them and she felt the crowd of men around her fade away and watched him as though they were the only two people in the world. Nillian never saw her staring at him but both knew of what might pass between them the moment they met. She rejected him like all the others to test his love and his devotion to make sure that he truely was the one she sought. His coming back to be rejected more proved to her beyond words that the connection she felt was truely real.  
unworthy to even be in your presence and that the rejection they
 
recieve is part of your passion. When you reject them, I can see in
When they finally did meet, all the passion within her was set on fire to where even Nillian was able to see it. When he walked away, she hoped that she had not revealed too much of herself but in a way knew that Nillian already saw everything about her. As the sun began setting beyond the mountain and the sky was lit with its firey remains, the entire village was buzzing with the news that Alejia had finally found a suitor. "About time," remarked one of the villagers, "a few more months and she would be considered an old maid. Not only that, but I doubt more than the most desperate would still want her as her looks fade, even with those ridiculous rumors floating around. Why anyone would want a wife soley on rumors of passion is beyond me. Though she does work the grinders rather efficently..."  
your eyes that you wish to be left alone. When you look at me, I can
 
see something in your eyes that differs, a sort of burning fury,
When Alejia caught that remark all she could do was laugh to herself and think only of the night ahead. 'Yes, Nillian has already begun discovering my passion, the depths of my love, the wanting in my soul, but I know he wants more than that, as do I. Tonight we shall see just how deep our adorations run.' Nillian saw the setting of the sun over the mountain, and just when he was able to compare the lovelyness of it to Alejia's eyes, he went back to his beloved's. He didn't even have to knock for when he arrived, Alejia opened the door as if she knew he was there.  
passion, and wanting," he paused for a moment, "please correct me if I
 
am wrong."
"Come in," she remarked almost seductively. Laid out before him on the table was the most wonderful assortment of fruits and breads. "I have been working all day to prepare this for us, I hope you like it."  
Alejia looked at her young suitor, her head slightly down, gazing up
 
towards him with her fiery eyes. "What is your name sir?"
"It's beautiful," he said, "but none of it compares to your beauty. And I don't mean your physical beauty. In you there is something more than that. There are other woman who might compare to your physical beauty, but there are none that would be able to hold a torch to your deeper beauty. It is there that I see you, unlike most. It is there where your true passions lie. It is there that I wish to reside. In the beauty of your soul, in the beauty of your mind, in the beauty of you."  
The young man was a little taken aback at the question for he expected
 
her to correct his statement, "Well, um, my name is Nillien." He
As he said this, he took her gently by the hand and lead her the middle of the room and both of them sat there on the floor, hands still intwined. "You see," he continued, "The moment I saw you, I knew of your passion because you showed it to me, just like I know you could see mine. I knew exactly your thoughts, your emotions." She gently caressed his hand with her free hand and began precariously moving her hand up his arm. He suddenly felt as if he had a surge of electricity running through his body as all the hairs on his body began to raise.  
respectfully offered his hand, palm up, and waited for Alejia to place
 
her hand in his. When she did, he gently raised it to his waiting lips,
"I know you," she whispered, "more than I think I know myself. And I only just met you, yet I have known you my whole life." She began to move her hand to his face and gently caressed his jawbone from his ear lobe down to his chin. All he could do was sit there and as he did, his entire body felt as though it would suddenly cry out to the heavens. His eyes closed and fluttered with the almost sheer ectacy of that single touch.
staring into her with all the love and wanting in the world, softly
 
kissed the back of her hand and, reluctlently, let her slowly take her
Alejia's hand worked its way up the other side of Nillian's face to his ear, then ever so gently ran down his neck and coller bone. She idlely stroked his collerbone as his hand began to work its way down her arm to her fingertips. As she closed her eyes, her head softly swayed and her mouth opened slightly as she sharply inhaled from the sensation. It was almost like they were sharing their energies, their beings, their very essence. Their caressing became more furious, more desperate, more passionate, neither wanted it to stop. All they could do was touch each other, with each caress, each movement of their body, their souls seemed to intertwine and leave them. As this happened, Nillian reveiled himself for who he really was. As their souls intertwined, the universe seemed to be one with them, and they one with it. Though her eyes were closed, Alejia felt and saw Nillian's energy pass through her. As it did, both reached a state of climax beyond orgasm, Nillian had allowed her ascend and in doing so, gave up any chance he had to ascend, for he was a partially ascended being himself. This moment seemed to last a lifetime, and in a way, it did. Neither of them wanted this feeling to stop, but eventually, the actions stopped, but the feelings still haunted them.  
hand out of his.
 
As she placed her hand into Nillien's, Alejia remarked with a hint of
"What just happened?" Alejia asked at barely a whisper.  
genuine pleasure in her voice, "Pleasure to know the name of at least
 
one of my suitors, Nillien." As she said his name, Nillien caught a
"You have ascended," replied Nillian in the same low voice, "you have become a trancendi."  
glimpse of that fire in her eyes. He stared into her eyes with his own
 
passion and love and finally, after looking at each other for what
"But how? Why?" She said in a low, astounded voice.  
seemed like a lifetime, Nillien spoke, "I would very much like to get
 
to know you more than anyone has known you, Alejia. I shall come back
"Your passion and fury are known well beyond the mortal realm."  
later in the evening and we can finally discover our love for each
 
other, unless I am mistaken about your love."
"How can this be?"  
Alejia looked at him, and after a moment responded, "I shall see you
 
after the sun sets over the mountain and the glow of its light is still
"There is no way I could possibly explain, only the Gods know that."
reflected on the river."
 
"Just like your eyes," Nillien said under his breath as he walked away
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with a newfound fire burning in him.
As Alejia saw Nillien leave her, she just stared at his back and
thought to herself with a devious, wanting grin on her face, "yes,
I will see you later, and, if all goes well, I shall see you more than
that." Nillien found a bathhouse and went in, for he was too far from
his home to go there. He was only visiting this town to finally meet
his true love, Alejia, even though he had only heard of her. When he
first heard of this passionate beauty, he immediately fell in love with
the woman, from then on, he secretely called his own. He knew that one
day he would be able to hold his beloved in his arms and confess his
true feelings of desire for her. Though he had never before met her, he
knew that they were ment to be together. He didn't know why, but he
felt that they held some sort of connection that was greater than even
the Gods themselves. The moment Alejia saw Nillian in the usual crowd
of suitors she too felt the connection between them and she felt the
crowd of men around her fade away and watched him as though they were
the only two people in the world. Nillian never saw her staring at him
but both knew of what might pass between them the moment they met. She
rejected him like all the others to test his love and his devotion to
make sure that he truely was the one she sought. His coming back to be
rejected more proved to her beyond words that the connection she felt
was truely real. When they finally did meet, all the passion within her
was set on fire to where even Nillian was able to see it. When he
walked away, she hoped that she had not revealed too much of herself
but in a way knew that Nillian already saw everything about her. As the
sun began setting beyond the mountain and the sky was lit with its
firey remains, the entire village was buzzing with the news that Alejia
had finally found a suitor. "About time," remarked one of the
villagers, "a few more months and she would be considered an old maid.
Not only that, but I doubt more than the most desperate would still
want her as her looks fade, even with those ridiculous rumors floating
around. Why anyone would want a wife soley on rumors of passion is
beyond me. Though she does work the grinders rather efficently..." When
Alejia caught that remark all she could do was laugh to herself and
think only of the night ahead. 'Yes, Nillian has already begun
discovering my passion, the depths of my love, the wanting in my soul,
but I know he wants more than that, as do I. Tonight we shall see just
how deep our adorations run.' Nillian saw the setting of the sun over
the mountain, and just when he was able to compare the lovelyness of it
to Alejia's eyes, he went back to his beloved's. He didn't even have to
knock for when he arrived, Alejia opened the door as if she knew he was
there. "Come in," she remarked almost seductively. Laid out before him
on the table was the most wonderful assortment of fruits and breads. "I
have been working all day to prepare this for us, I hope you like it."
"It's beautiful," he said, "but none of it compares to your beauty. And
I don't mean your physical beauty. In you there is something more than
that. There are other woman who might compare to your physical beauty,
but there are none that would be able to hold a torch to your deeper
beauty. It is there that I see you, unlike most. It is there where your
true passions lie. It is there that I wish to reside. In the beauty of
your soul, in the beauty of your mind, in the beauty of you." As he
said this, he took her gently by the hand and lead her the middle of
the room and both of them sat there on the floor, hands still intwined.
"You see," he continued, "The moment I saw you, I knew of your passion
because you showed it to me, just like I know you could see mine. I
knew exactly your thoughts, your emotions." She gently caressed his
hand with her free hand and began precariously moving her hand up his
arm. He suddenly felt as if he had a surge of electricity running
through his body as all the hairs on his body began to raise. "I know
you," she whispered, "more than I think I know myself. And I only just
met you, yet I have known you my whole life." She began to
move her hand to his face and gently caressed his jawbone from his ear
lobe down to his chin. All he could do was sit there and as he did, his
entire body felt as though it would suddenly cry out to the heavens.
His eyes closed and fluttered with the almost sheer ectacy of that
single touch.
Alejia's hand worked its way up the other side of Nillian's face to his
ear, then ever so gently ran down his neck and coller bone. She idlely
stroked his collerbone as his hand began to work its way down her arm
to her fingertips. As she closed her eyes, her head softly swayed and
her mouth opened slightly as she sharply inhaled from the sensation. It
was almost like they were sharing their energies, their beings, their
very essence. Their caressing became more furious, more desperate, more
passionate, neither wanted it to stop. All they could do was touch each
other, with each caress, each movement of their body, their souls
seemed to intertwine and leave them. As this happened, Nillian reveiled
himself for who he really was. As their souls intertwined, the universe
seemed to be one with them, and they one with it. Though her eyes were
closed, Alejia felt and saw Nillian's energy pass through her. As it
did, both reached a state of climax beyond orgasm, Nillian had allowed
her ascend and in doing so, gave up any chance he had to ascend, for he
was a partially ascended being himself. This moment seemed to last a
lifetime, and in a way, it did. Neither of them wanted this feeling to
stop, but eventually, the actions stopped, but the feelings still
haunted them. "What just happened?" Alejia asked at barely a whisper.
"You have ascended," replied Nillian in the same low voice, "you have
become a trancendi." "But how? Why?" She said in a low, astounded
voice. "Your passion and fury are known well beyond the mortal realm."
"How can this be?" "There is no way I could possibly explain, only the
Gods know that."
----
''See Also:'' [[Cedrism]], [[Divine Census]], [[Religion]]
[[category:religion]]
[[category:culture]]
[[category:fiction]]

Latest revision as of 16:56, 18 December 2016

Alejia, in the Cedrist pantheon, the Goddess of Passion and of the Furies.

Cult of Alejia

The Gospel of Alejia

As told by Alexandra Decens, one-time Head Priestess of Alejia:

Alejia always was a graceful and beautiful woman. Her grace and elegance were always compared to the nobles of the land, even though she was but a simple commoner. She was a tall slender, but full and robust, woman. Her hair was a golden auburn with eyes that were often compared to a peaceful lake with the sun barely touching the waters edge. Her fingers were long and slender and smooth, despite her working the grinders all day. Alejia was seen as the quintessential woman in her day. Of course, the rumors of her being the most passionate woman in the world did not hurt either, though no one knew if those rumors were true or not for no man or woman was ever able to successfully gain her audience beyond a simple passing greating.

Because of her beauty, and of the rumors, the one thing she was always successful at was attracting men; she didn't even have to try. Though many suitors tried unsuccessfully to gain her audience, and many gave up after that first round of rejection, (which, for Alejia, was as common as breathing the air) there was one persistent suitor who came back time and time gain. He was a tall man with a strong build that reminded her of a merchant, but he did not look like any of the merchants she had ever seen before.

His face was clean shaven and his eyes were a rich green with a hint of something Alejia could not quite place. "I see you here day after day young sir, why do you not accept my rejection like all the others?," she asked.

The young man hung his head as if he were afraid that to look upon the woman he so desired would cause him to be frozen but tried to so as to not offend her by not answering her question. He talked in a low, stuttering, but meaningful voice, "I, I , I, um, well, unlike the o..o..other men who adore you, I, I , I actually l..l...love you," as he talked he grew more confident, "The others just w..w...want to be with you because of the rumors they have heard, they want to know it they are true. When they get rejected, the feel they are perhaps too unworthy to even be in your presence and that the rejection they recieve is part of your passion. When you reject them, I can see in your eyes that you wish to be left alone. When you look at me, I can see something in your eyes that differs, a sort of burning fury, passion, and wanting," he paused for a moment, "please correct me if I am wrong."

Alejia looked at her young suitor, her head slightly down, gazing up towards him with her fiery eyes. "What is your name sir?"

The young man was a little taken aback at the question for he expected her to correct his statement, "Well, um, my name is Nillien." He respectfully offered his hand, palm up, and waited for Alejia to place her hand in his. When she did, he gently raised it to his waiting lips, staring into her with all the love and wanting in the world, softly kissed the back of her hand and, reluctlently, let her slowly take her hand out of his.

As she placed her hand into Nillien's, Alejia remarked with a hint of genuine pleasure in her voice, "Pleasure to know the name of at least one of my suitors, Nillien." As she said his name, Nillien caught a glimpse of that fire in her eyes. He stared into her eyes with his own passion and love and finally, after looking at each other for what seemed like a lifetime, Nillien spoke, "I would very much like to get to know you more than anyone has known you, Alejia. I shall come back later in the evening and we can finally discover our love for each other, unless I am mistaken about your love."

Alejia looked at him, and after a moment responded, "I shall see you after the sun sets over the mountain and the glow of its light is still reflected on the river."

"Just like your eyes," Nillien said under his breath as he walked away with a newfound fire burning in him.

As Alejia saw Nillien leave her, she just stared at his back and thought to herself with a devious, wanting grin on her face, "yes, I will see you later, and, if all goes well, I shall see you more than that."

Nillien found a bathhouse and went in, for he was too far from his home to go there. He was only visiting this town to finally meet his true love, Alejia, even though he had only heard of her. When he first heard of this passionate beauty, he immediately fell in love with the woman, from then on, he secretely called his own. He knew that one day he would be able to hold his beloved in his arms and confess his true feelings of desire for her. Though he had never before met her, he knew that they were ment to be together. He didn't know why, but he felt that they held some sort of connection that was greater than even the Gods themselves.

The moment Alejia saw Nillian in the usual crowd of suitors she too felt the connection between them and she felt the crowd of men around her fade away and watched him as though they were the only two people in the world. Nillian never saw her staring at him but both knew of what might pass between them the moment they met. She rejected him like all the others to test his love and his devotion to make sure that he truely was the one she sought. His coming back to be rejected more proved to her beyond words that the connection she felt was truely real.

When they finally did meet, all the passion within her was set on fire to where even Nillian was able to see it. When he walked away, she hoped that she had not revealed too much of herself but in a way knew that Nillian already saw everything about her. As the sun began setting beyond the mountain and the sky was lit with its firey remains, the entire village was buzzing with the news that Alejia had finally found a suitor. "About time," remarked one of the villagers, "a few more months and she would be considered an old maid. Not only that, but I doubt more than the most desperate would still want her as her looks fade, even with those ridiculous rumors floating around. Why anyone would want a wife soley on rumors of passion is beyond me. Though she does work the grinders rather efficently..."

When Alejia caught that remark all she could do was laugh to herself and think only of the night ahead. 'Yes, Nillian has already begun discovering my passion, the depths of my love, the wanting in my soul, but I know he wants more than that, as do I. Tonight we shall see just how deep our adorations run.' Nillian saw the setting of the sun over the mountain, and just when he was able to compare the lovelyness of it to Alejia's eyes, he went back to his beloved's. He didn't even have to knock for when he arrived, Alejia opened the door as if she knew he was there.

"Come in," she remarked almost seductively. Laid out before him on the table was the most wonderful assortment of fruits and breads. "I have been working all day to prepare this for us, I hope you like it."

"It's beautiful," he said, "but none of it compares to your beauty. And I don't mean your physical beauty. In you there is something more than that. There are other woman who might compare to your physical beauty, but there are none that would be able to hold a torch to your deeper beauty. It is there that I see you, unlike most. It is there where your true passions lie. It is there that I wish to reside. In the beauty of your soul, in the beauty of your mind, in the beauty of you."

As he said this, he took her gently by the hand and lead her the middle of the room and both of them sat there on the floor, hands still intwined. "You see," he continued, "The moment I saw you, I knew of your passion because you showed it to me, just like I know you could see mine. I knew exactly your thoughts, your emotions." She gently caressed his hand with her free hand and began precariously moving her hand up his arm. He suddenly felt as if he had a surge of electricity running through his body as all the hairs on his body began to raise.

"I know you," she whispered, "more than I think I know myself. And I only just met you, yet I have known you my whole life." She began to move her hand to his face and gently caressed his jawbone from his ear lobe down to his chin. All he could do was sit there and as he did, his entire body felt as though it would suddenly cry out to the heavens. His eyes closed and fluttered with the almost sheer ectacy of that single touch.

Alejia's hand worked its way up the other side of Nillian's face to his ear, then ever so gently ran down his neck and coller bone. She idlely stroked his collerbone as his hand began to work its way down her arm to her fingertips. As she closed her eyes, her head softly swayed and her mouth opened slightly as she sharply inhaled from the sensation. It was almost like they were sharing their energies, their beings, their very essence. Their caressing became more furious, more desperate, more passionate, neither wanted it to stop. All they could do was touch each other, with each caress, each movement of their body, their souls seemed to intertwine and leave them. As this happened, Nillian reveiled himself for who he really was. As their souls intertwined, the universe seemed to be one with them, and they one with it. Though her eyes were closed, Alejia felt and saw Nillian's energy pass through her. As it did, both reached a state of climax beyond orgasm, Nillian had allowed her ascend and in doing so, gave up any chance he had to ascend, for he was a partially ascended being himself. This moment seemed to last a lifetime, and in a way, it did. Neither of them wanted this feeling to stop, but eventually, the actions stopped, but the feelings still haunted them.

"What just happened?" Alejia asked at barely a whisper.

"You have ascended," replied Nillian in the same low voice, "you have become a trancendi."

"But how? Why?" She said in a low, astounded voice.

"Your passion and fury are known well beyond the mortal realm."

"How can this be?"

"There is no way I could possibly explain, only the Gods know that."