Blaze: Celebrator of Life Blaze and Fire wings hanging out
     Blaze really didn’t have a mortal life on Kridxen.  She is the unborn child of Ahsitar of Oxili.  Ahsitar was a casualty of an invasion on the island of Mejhe.  Ahsitar bravely walked out under a white flag into the advancing army to speak peace.  The cruel army cut her down and continued their advance unto the defenseless city.
    Now it happened that Cyndahl was watching this massacre to happen and decided to intervene.
    As the army neared Oxili the earth split open before them in a circle 8 times larger than necessary around the town.  A molten wall shot up towards the sky from the rift.  Cyndahl simply stared coldly at the advancing army which made them slow to a complete stop, and then she spoke.
    Cyndahl cast her seeds upon them with a harsh word and they erupted into dead vines to hold them steadfast.  Another word past her lips and the slain woman’s form was lifted up by her hips and a light emanated all around her as if animated by the goddess’s hand still outstretched from the seed casting.  
    And then the light from her form concentrated into one single shaft reaching towards the sun, and the sun retaliated.  The woman’s body quite literally burst into a rather large fireball that then settled down into a more comprehendible form.  
    Her body fell to it’s knees and she looked up at the dry field of thorns and wailing people.  She had felt her mother’s last heartbeat, her own mother had died before she could even nurse. This much was apparent, these people were evil.  The warriors had no choice but to cover their ears as her scream echoed off the face of the surrounding mountains.  Her fire-colored wings sent sparks absolutely everywhere.
    The grass burned, the trees burned, the thorns burned, the ground burned, the flesh burned, the bone burned, the ash burned, and the evil burned…
   Awwww, sweet love After it was all finished Blaze collapsed in a heap.  Cyndahl steped down from the molten wall and walked across the ash and char to the crying woman with the infantile mind.  With a gentle caress Cyndahl brought Blaze’s eyes up to her own and gave a kind smile.
    Cynahl said in her most motherly voice, “My child, I know you are scared.  Know this, though you may be alone, you will always have a mother in me.”
    A small smile touched her lips and they both walked off.
    It took several years for Blaze to open her gateway to her dimention of Ember.
    Blaze has always been seen as the child of the elemental sisters possibly because she’s given new life every year.  Cyndahl becomes pregnant with Blaze sometime during the middle of spring and gives birth to her at the end of the season.  
    Blaze works on laziness and good times.  She has matured significantly since her conception but her values have stayed the same; if it feels good do it.  Her book can be read in a few hours, basically rules of do and don’ts, even then they’re superfluous things.  For example, rule no. 3, only do things that are safe.  What is safe to some people may be dangerous to others.  There’s about a paragraph at the end of the book that explains that these rules shouldn’t be dwelled upon, they’re just guidelines.  If you’re truly a follower of blaze, you’ll know what’s right and wrong already, you don’t need a book to tell you.
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