Ugh

[Sanguina Cruenta]

Azareas Aquarinus

EDIT: I did trust my intuition, I just didn't listen to all of it. It told me to choose: Cernunnos and Aradia. Why I chose Diana I don't know.

Aradia is a character in Leland's work "Aradia, Gospel of the Witches". It's possible she was also a figure in folklore, either tied to fairy-type entities or to a figure in the New Testament who became associated with Diana over time, or possibly both. I frankly don't trust Leland or the woman he supposedly got the story from; I think it's more likely that one or both of them created the story from folklore. After all, as we have just seen, Diana is a virgin goddess and so couldn't have birthed Aradia, and Lucifer anyway isn't her brother.  

[TheStarlessSkye]

Sanguina Cruenta

Azareas Aquarinus

EDIT: I did trust my intuition, I just didn't listen to all of it. It told me to choose: Cernunnos and Aradia. Why I chose Diana I don't know.

Aradia is a character in Leland's work "Aradia, Gospel of the Witches". It's possible she was also a figure in folklore, either tied to fairy-type entities or to a figure in the New Testament who became associated with Diana over time, or possibly both. I frankly don't trust Leland or the woman he supposedly got the story from; I think it's more likely that one or both of them created the story from folklore. After all, as we have just seen, Diana is a virgin goddess and so couldn't have birthed Aradia, and Lucifer anyway isn't her brother.

I see.

Lucifer as in Satan?  

[Sanguina Cruenta]

Azareas Aquarinus

Sanguina Cruenta

Azareas Aquarinus

EDIT: I did trust my intuition, I just didn't listen to all of it. It told me to choose: Cernunnos and Aradia. Why I chose Diana I don't know.

Aradia is a character in Leland's work "Aradia, Gospel of the Witches". It's possible she was also a figure in folklore, either tied to fairy-type entities or to a figure in the New Testament who became associated with Diana over time, or possibly both. I frankly don't trust Leland or the woman he supposedly got the story from; I think it's more likely that one or both of them created the story from folklore. After all, as we have just seen, Diana is a virgin goddess and so couldn't have birthed Aradia, and Lucifer anyway isn't her brother.

I see.

Lucifer as in Satan?

Lucifer as in the Roman god.  

[TheStarlessSkye]

Sanguina Cruenta

Azareas Aquarinus

Sanguina Cruenta

Azareas Aquarinus

EDIT: I did trust my intuition, I just didn't listen to all of it. It told me to choose: Cernunnos and Aradia. Why I chose Diana I don't know.

Aradia is a character in Leland's work "Aradia, Gospel of the Witches". It's possible she was also a figure in folklore, either tied to fairy-type entities or to a figure in the New Testament who became associated with Diana over time, or possibly both. I frankly don't trust Leland or the woman he supposedly got the story from; I think it's more likely that one or both of them created the story from folklore. After all, as we have just seen, Diana is a virgin goddess and so couldn't have birthed Aradia, and Lucifer anyway isn't her brother.

I see.

Lucifer as in Satan?

Lucifer as in the Roman god.

Oh. I see.  

[Esiris]

Sanguina Cruenta

I'd say that'd take a back seat to the rest of it really. She's the type to turn men who see her naked into stags and setting their own dogs on them. That is to say, putting her into a sexualised situation with a verile male deity, probably a bad plan.

I was thinking more on Cernunnos's part. People made good points about why Diana would be upset- I was thinking that Cernunnos might be upset too- I mean, he has antlers and is often with a stag. Having someone who hunts stags be placed next to him- maybe I'm over thinking it.  

[TheStarlessSkye]

Esiris

Sanguina Cruenta

I'd say that'd take a back seat to the rest of it really. She's the type to turn men who see her naked into stags and setting their own dogs on them. That is to say, putting her into a sexualised situation with a verile male deity, probably a bad plan.

I was thinking more on Cernunnos's part. People made good points about why Diana would be upset- I was thinking that Cernunnos might be upset too- I mean, he has antlers and is often with a stag. Having someone who hunts stags be placed next to him- maybe I'm over thinking it.

No. You're not overthinking it. I can understand what you mean.  

[Morgandria]

Esiris

Sanguina Cruenta

I'd say that'd take a back seat to the rest of it really. She's the type to turn men who see her naked into stags and setting their own dogs on them. That is to say, putting her into a sexualised situation with a verile male deity, probably a bad plan.

I was thinking more on Cernunnos's part. People made good points about why Diana would be upset- I was thinking that Cernunnos might be upset too- I mean, he has antlers and is often with a stag. Having someone who hunts stags be placed next to him- maybe I'm over thinking it.

Cerrunnos is venerated as a god of hunters, as well as Lord of Beasts - sort of both sides of the coin, there. It's possible he might have taken offense at being paired with a pure hunter, but I think it's more likely that he'd not appreciate being paired with Diana for other reasons, mainly her chastity, and the fact that she'd consider him uncivilized and subhuman for being a Gaul.  

[Esiris]

Morgandria

Esiris

Sanguina Cruenta

I'd say that'd take a back seat to the rest of it really. She's the type to turn men who see her naked into stags and setting their own dogs on them. That is to say, putting her into a sexualised situation with a verile male deity, probably a bad plan.

I was thinking more on Cernunnos's part. People made good points about why Diana would be upset- I was thinking that Cernunnos might be upset too- I mean, he has antlers and is often with a stag. Having someone who hunts stags be placed next to him- maybe I'm over thinking it.

Cerrunnos is venerated as a god of hunters, as well as Lord of Beasts - sort of both sides of the coin, there. It's possible he might have taken offense at being paired with a pure hunter, but I think it's more likely that he'd not appreciate being paired with Diana for other reasons, mainly her chastity, and the fact that she'd consider him uncivilized and subhuman for being a Gaul.

That makes sense- thanks.