by Beam, Brian
My thoughts went to Til’ and Ithan, wishing they could be with us. Til’ would’ve been so excited to venture into the unknown, while Ithan would’ve been eager to experience magic that had never been seen by any wizard at the Academy. I missed them both. I always would.
“When I say go, step through,” Max ordered. He looked up to me, giving me a solemn nod, which I returned. Looking to my right, I exchanged another nod with Briscott.
I then turned my head to the left, meeting Sal’s beautiful eyes. The eyes of my wife. “I love you,” I mouthed with a lopsided grin. She mouthed the same three words, squeezing my hand for emphasis.
“Go!”
And with that simple command, we stepped forward into the light.
Gods/Goddesses of Amirand
Alysna – goddess of love
Ambryn – god of sacrifice
Arcticia – goddess of winter
Aryllin – goddess of new life
Asrin – god of drunken brawling
Averinax – god of fools
Brilit – goddess of clover
Bryland – goddess of sleep
Caysin – goddess of treachery
Chralex – god of dragons
Chronalan – god of time
Clarbrey – goddess of truth
Cragron – god of voice
Delvrish – Kolarin god of mud
Dhezin – god of wind
Diatheze – god of delusions
Duncil – god of bastard children
Eilorim – god of spices
Ehrgrith – god of madness
Estille – goddess of chastity
Esuria – goddess of passion
Felania – goddess of cats
Fiella – goddess of fate
Friel – god of rodents
Galandror –god of betrayal/Galyndrid’s twin
Galliv – god of beasts
Galyndrid – goddess of trust/Galandror’s twin
Gelin – god of lost hope
Ghalen – god of safe travels
Ghruzin – god of diseases/loose stools
Helsita - goddess of pottery
Herzil – god of art
Hindren – god of cowardice
Idrolin – goddess of magic
Ilgish – god of slugs
Jeilan – god of dilemmas
Jilis – goddess of winter
Khamlea – goddess of stubbornness
Lanthos – god of war
Lesteal – god of pride
Litiera – goddess of knowledge
Loranis – god of creation
Lydiani – goddess of matrimony
Malki – god of trouble/mischief
Meliatus – Kolarin god of insolence
Milaz – god of deceit
Moak – god of imprudence
Morynas – god of hope
Nalis – goddess of spirits(liquor)
Nansunic – god of livestock
Nelinor – goddess of regret
Olith – god of vengeance
Olapia – goddess of song
Oliphia – goddess of vanity
Onstian – god of triviality
Oreph – god of metal/alloy/ore
Orylan – god of famine
Othanor – god of thieves
Phrangastus – god of gambling
Quaman – god of torture
Rembren – god of arrogance
Rhalina – goddess of karma
Ritis – god of chance
Rizear – god of death
Saris – god of monologues
Simoara – goddess of rain
Stefost – goddess of the stage
Thilis – god of luck
Ulbrey – god of secrets
Utrien – god of dung
Venos – goddess of self perception
Vesteir – warrior god
Vheros – god of wasted time
Vilucia – goddess of sensuality
Whelion – god of religion
Wrixus – goddess of subservience
Zieuth – god of fire
Zoraf – god of the ocean
About the Author
Brian Beam was born and raised in Kentucky and is a proud husband and father. He holds degrees in marketing and nursing, following his passion for writing in his free time. He has way too many cats and likes video games a little too much.
His writing has been influenced and inspired by some of his favorite authors including Brandon Sanderson, Robert Jordan, Jim Butcher, Patrick Rothfuss, and Terry Goodkind.
He currently resides in North Carolina.
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