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[[Image:Isune.gif|thumb|The Colourful Aesthete (by Saaga)]]
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| style="font-size: larger; color:black" align="center" colspan="2" bgcolor="#e0fbfc" | '''Isune, the Aesthete'''
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| align="right" bgcolor="#ecf8f8" | '''Circle'''
| Fourth
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| style="font-size: larger; color:white" align="center" colspan="2" bgcolor="darkblue" | '''Isune, The Aesthete'''
| align="right" bgcolor="#ecf8f8" rowspan="2"| '''Symbols'''
|  bird of paradise upon a field of stars
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| align="right" bgcolor="lightblue" | '''Circle'''
| a stark white falcon set against the blazing dawn
| {{{Circle|Fourth}}}
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| align="right" bgcolor="lightblue" | '''Symbols'''
| align="right" bgcolor="#ecf8f8" | '''The Grand Salon'''
| {{{symbols|A bird of paradise upon a field of stars}}}
| Irillia and Zyphora
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| align="right" bgcolor="lightblue" | '''Allies'''
| align="right" bgcolor="#ecf8f8" | '''Allies'''
| {{{allies|[[Eventru]], [[Terentia]], [[Lyreth]]}}}
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| align="right" bgcolor="lightblue" | '''Enemies'''
| align="right" bgcolor="#ecf8f8" | '''Enemies'''
| {{{enemies|[[Fain]], [[Raezon]], [[Morgfyre]]}}}
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| align="right" bgcolor="lightblue" | '''Patronage'''
| align="right" bgcolor="#ecf8f8" | '''Patronage'''
| {{{orgnames|[[Celest]]}}}
| [[Hallifax]]
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[[Image:Isune.gif|thumb|The Colourful Aesthete (by Saaga)]]
Once of the [[:Category:Fourth Circle of the Divine|Fourth Circle]], the goddess [[Isune]] was known before the [[Elder Wars]] for such acts as painting the sky with Her sister [[Trillillial]], making variants of avian creatures, or granting wings to beings normally lacking them. One of the last Elders to leave during their war against the [[:Category:Soulless Gods|Soulless]], She witnessed the deaths and splintering of many whom she loved, and suffered grievous wounds Herself.
Once of the [[:Category:Fourth Circle of the Divine|Fourth Circle]], the goddess [[Isune]] was known before the [[Elder Wars]] for such acts as painting the sky with Her sister [[Trillillial]], making variants of avian creatures, or granting wings to beings normally lacking them. One of the last Elders to leave during their war against the [[:Category:Soulless Gods|Soulless]], She witnessed the deaths and splintering of many whom she loved, and suffered grievous wounds Herself.


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Suddenly one day the cocoon opened forth and from it rose a great dark creature, who was created unintentionally by the magicks of Isune and Viravain. It was later known that the two goddesses attempted to change the forest to beautify and empower, instead they affected the taint on the forest itself. The taint was then absorbed by this creature and changed into something completely different called the "Wyrd of the Glomdoring", the word "Wyrd" meaning in Fae "a powerful event which changes the course of the Fates". Isune quickly left to the havens, begging for forgiveness and was not seen again for some time.
Suddenly one day the cocoon opened forth and from it rose a great dark creature, who was created unintentionally by the magicks of Isune and Viravain. It was later known that the two goddesses attempted to change the forest to beautify and empower, instead they affected the taint on the forest itself. The taint was then absorbed by this creature and changed into something completely different called the "Wyrd of the Glomdoring", the word "Wyrd" meaning in Fae "a powerful event which changes the course of the Fates". Isune quickly left to the havens, begging for forgiveness and was not seen again for some time.


She was one day found once again by the newly risen at the time, [[Ayridion]]. She was discovered to be resting in a bed enclosed by a crystal shell by her own powers, for it seemed she wished to rest and would choose when she would be awoken. It was not until many a years later that Isune would contact mortals by being connected to their dreams, but it was seen that Isune was raging a war within herself amongst her pure side and wyrd side. She later dispersed her essence and left it up to the mortals to decide what she would become, and it was by the pushing of the ones of celest that her pure shards were empowered and Isune returned to her normal state as the Aesthete, no longer having any connection to the wyrd.
She was one day found once again by the newly risen at the time, [[Ayridion]]. She was discovered to be resting in a bed enclosed by a crystal shell by her own powers, for it seemed she wished to rest and would choose when she would be awoken. It was not until many a years later that Isune would contact mortals by being connected to their dreams, but it was seen that Isune was raging a war within herself amongst her pure side and wyrd side. She later dispersed her essence and left it up to the mortals to decide what she would become, and it was by the pushing of the ones of Celest that her pure shards were empowered and Isune returned to her normal state as the Aesthete, no longer having any connection to the wyrd.


[[Category:Divine]][[Category:Elder Gods]][[Category:Fourth Circle of the Divine]]
[[Category:Divine]][[Category:Elder Gods]][[Category:Fourth Circle of the Divine]]
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