MIRUS

Known for her motherly love and watery tropes, Mirus is commonly called "The Moon Mother", "The Blue Mother" or other water themed titles. Others also relate to motherhood, stress, emotion and femininity.

Unlike Ome, Mirus throughout history is said to handle her difficulties very poorly. She is often depicted crying or grieving, especially when in her own solitude. Mirus invokes a sense of pity in mortals, relating to her turmoil and experiences with misfortune and terrible circumstances. Common artwork of Mirus poses her with fingers pressed to her temples, lamenting and woeful. While others focus on her beauty as a motherly figure and focus on her innocent selflessness.

Cosmically, Mirus is seen beside her larger husband, Ome,

who is a giant circular white moon in the night sky. Mirus is considerably smaller and mishapen in comparison. She takes her shape as a dark blue octahedron with a surface of water that freezes during the icy winter cycles of Entrellia. Her frozen state often indicates a foreshadowing of terrible winters to come and bad omens.

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