#death goddess

[zmiyina]

Dolia and Nedolia, Rozhanytias, and Death

Really, what one believes about fate can scarcely be dictated. I will say that, examining old sources and stories, I have found a few tenden

A few thoughts on luck and fate.

[arlequinelunaire]

Spooktober Day 17: ‘Decay’

Hel’s half-dead face was one of the first things that came to mind when I thought of Decay, as I’d only drawn her with the phantom mask on before. I used art of the zombie girl from Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark as a reference.

That’s her father Loki, if shapeshifted to female form right now, encircling her.

Credit to @duchesscelestia for the prompt list

[psychopomps-recital]

“Death comes, and sometimes it is kind, and often it is cruel, and very rarely it is welcome. But it comes all the same.”

― V.E. Schwab, Bury Our Bones in the Midnight Soil

[zmiyinaart]

The Midnight Star

I spend longer and longer on these.

[pine-urchin]

Polunochnitsa (Midnight Maiden) from slavic mythology

[matriarchy-au]

[rareprintguild]

Aerith Is Functionally A Death Goddess!? Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth Theory

What if Aerith in Final Fantasy 7 / Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is not just a symbol of life, healing, and spiritual beauty — but the defender of a cosmic system that literally requires death to function? This FF7 Theory argues that Aerith may be acting less like a savior and more like a guardian of sacred dissolution.

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If Sephiroth represents permanence, refusal, and escape from the cycle, then Aerith may represent the opposite: the quiet, uncompromising defense of entropy itself.

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