Jullix

Jullix, the two-faced goddess who is both revered and questioned. Her visions are strange, and slightly hard to comprehend. She is the goddess of beauty and lies, the latter being the reason for much questioning. However, her followers and priests explain this very simply: ignorance can indeed be bliss. Jullix tells the mortals how that they cannot know everything, as it may become their own undoing. She is the one who spares those weak of mind and teaches the goodness of lies. Honesty can be both good and bad, and she makes sure that honesty only comes in moderation. Sure, it may seem immoral to some, but many others share her vision and see past the popular belief that lies are deeds of evil.

However, everyone can agree to her second and primary purpose: beauty. Jullix is often depicted in pompous dresses, long elegant hair and a colorful mask on her face, to display her secondary purpose, lies. Because of these two purposes, many questions have been raised towards Jullix. Is she really as beautiful as she is depicted? Does she actually wish to spare the weak-minded? Is she supposed to be a god? All the questions have never heard to be answered directly, always obscured through mysterious riddles. Her priests, however, claim to be those select few that understand this deity completely. But they are almost as mysterious as the goddess they revere.