Kahzmi

God of the Suns and Bravery
In the nebulae of the cosmic storm, Kahzmi came into being. Far from Adoxima and the others, she found joy traversing the vibrant colors of deep space. Had it not been for a chance encounter, Kahzmi may have contented herself on the peace of meandering alone.

Kahzmi and Yaros
The brightly colored primordial gases and dust of the early universe gave Kahzmi great joy, but she was curious to find a cloud that her light did not pass. An opaque nebula, and inside, she sensed something monstrous. Though fear had stricken her, she pressed forward into the strange darkness anyhow. Here she met Yaros, locked in an eternal battle with some indescribable monster. Yaros seemed tired and frightened himself, but kept battling. Kahzmi joined the fight but no godly weapon could strike down this foe. Yaros revealed that this monster was his, and that nothing but his own death could undo it. He thanked her for her aid but bid her farewell. Kahzmi refused to leave this poor being confined to this fate. She willed away Yaros's fear, trapping the creature in her own heart. She struggled to contain it and around her the first star began to blaze. Yaros's darkness flickered against the rising light. The beast was sealed, for now. Kahzmi declared that no one should be left to face their fears alone and promised Yaros that his burden was now hers as well.

Yaros, grateful and free, introduced Kahzmi to the pantheon. Kahzmi knew that her brilliant light and warmth could be valuable to these new friends, so she stayed.

Kahzmi and the Behemoth
The beast roils inside the goddess, making it difficult to contain her own divine energy. At its strongest, the Behemoth causes great solar flares or even supernovas. When she first took the Behemoth, Yaros demanded she release it. When she refused, Yaros explained that it would kill her eventually. She refused again, insisting that he had fought it long enough. Yaros saw the struggle it caused, however, and concocted another means to weaken it. He had learned the battle could be shared, and so passed on the struggle to mortals to fight the monsters he would etch from his soul. The sun would give life to mortals, and in return they would fight monsters to keep the sun alive.