Awilix ("Stands So Far" Series)

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Sources: wikipedia

Testing has revealed that the blood belonged to Diavolo, although how he didn’t finish dying before teleporting into our library to bleed to death is another mystery. Gold Experience Requiem might have the answers, but if he does, like his User he’s not inclined to explain himself.
 

Little is known about Awilix, possibly because while an important deity she tended to stay out of the spotlight, unlike her counterparts. In addition, she may have been replaced by a different female deity later, and was barely mentioned in the story of the Hero Twins. This does mean that she is likely not one of the ones trapped in Xibalba, unlike some of her counterparts.

What little knowledge we have on the subject suggests that Awilix has many aspects of duality (Dawn assures me that this is true of many actual non-magical cats, and while I’m not sure the validity or importance of the observation, I’ll include it). She has two forms, as a goddess of the moon (for which she appears in bird form) and night (for which she appears in jaguar form). She may also have some sort of connection to the sun as well, though this connection is much more tenuous. She is also sometimes depicted in a male form, though it’s possible that form is only used for specific occasions, since she did not do so while they saw. Other associations are the underworld, sickness, and death, though as her inclusion with the Lords of Xibalba might indicate, that was to be expected.

Her final role is as a patron of the ballgame, though whether this means that she usually plays or merely favors the players of the game and might even offer them her blessing should they give her something in return.

What was observed was that Awilix is playful, may be impatient or lose interest easily, and almost certainly was playing and not actually putting all her effort into the fight. She can navigate perfectly in low-light conditions and can probably be vicious under the right circumstances, but seems to have some sense of fair play, unlike her fellow deities.