Ramozari, Zamorari, Abelina, Tabrin, Sarirus, Oakira, Taklarina, and Ukalila. The many great gods of Zoraloo. Like the Greek gods that we all know so well, Zoraloo has similar gods.
Ramozari: The goddess of dreams. Many people think that dreams don't matter, but they do. They aren't fake. The dreams go somewhere after you have them. They go to Ramozari's throne of dreams, in the highest clouds of Zoraloo, where dreams can come true. The being of Zoraloo depends on Ramozari, because without dreams, Zoraloo can't exist.
Of course, dreams don't always go to Ramozari. Nightmares go to Zamorari, the evil god of Zoraloo, much like the Greek god, we humans call Hades. Unfortunately, Zamorari is not all that much like Hades. Hades, at least makes the effort to cooperate with the other gods. Zamorari is somewhat like Ares. He likes to be evil, and plan mischievous schemes. He wants war. He likes to trick others. He likes to do a lot of evil things, but he cannot stand the joyful sound of children's happiness. That is why he gets the nightmares, and makes them come true.
The other gods and goddesses are important, too. But, none of them have jobs or roles as major as those of Ramozari and Zamorari. Although their jobs aren't as major, without any of the other six gods and goddesses, Zoraloo would not be of existence.
Abelina is the goddess of love and marriage. She is who holds love and friendship together. Tabrin is the god of nature and life. He is supposedly the one who created all creatures of Zoraloo. Sarirus is the god of sunlight. Without him, everything would be dark and gloomy, and there would be no happiness in Zoraloo. Oakira is the goddess of rainbows. She is apparently married to Sarirus, and she helps bring happiness by broadcasting rainbows to go with Sarirus's sunshine. Taklarina is the goddess of sweets. She brings cheer and sweetness to everyone in need. Taklarina is sisters with Ukalila, who is the goddess of thoughtfulness, sharing, caring, and kindness.
Together, the gods created what they thought would be the cheeriest of lands. Zoraloo had a wonderful start, based on what I've heard, but it didn't remain cheery for as long as the gods expected.
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The Land of Zoraloo
FantasyZoraloo. The world of imagination. Where the wildest dreams of children come true. Hope. Dreams. Imagination. All you need to take a part of Zoraloo. The rest is up to us, the Gershmins, and the gods of Zoraloo.
