Llewyii

Llewyii, called the outsider, is part of the Tarai Pantheon of gods. Not specifically associated with a gender, Llewyii popularly takes the form of a eyeless beast, slimy of skin and with a gaping maw, reminiscent of a huge walking slug. Llewyii is heavily linked to chains and confinement, owing to its former imprisonment, and it is also associated with souls; it is said to covet souls to devour.

Llewyii's domains are Death, Demon, and Void, its holy weapon is the scythe, and its symbols are chains and the eyeless maw.

Imprisonment and Release
"May my blood bind you demon, and hold your rage for an eternity."

The legend tells of Llewyii, having torn its way into this plane from the desolate void outside, began to draw power to itself, trying to ensnare powerful souls to its bidding and others to devour and grow its power. For Llewyii is insatiable and jealous, coming from a place where there is nothing, desiring everything. So came together Xiani, Saendarys and Ule, for Llewyii is an abomination to both life and death, and the wise seeker of knowledge knew that it could cause only destruction.

With sword and magic the three gods battled the outsider and forced it back, the conflict said to have rent the Ridgeback Mountains in twain. With Ule's knowledge and the power of the sisters, Llewyii was bound in chains and cast into a vault beneath the sea.

Llewyii did not rest, however. It writhed and lashed out against its prison, causing great ripples beneath the ocean, disturbances echoing to such great degree that they reached Kalakor in his great sumber. Kalakor stirred in sleep, and the oceans trembled as the ancient of the tides rose from the trenches. Wanting the interloper out of his domain, Kalakor took Llewyii's vault in his many limbs and tore it from the ocean floor, hurling it from the ocean before returning to his sleep.

The vault shattered, and Llewyii was free. Rage towering, but learning from its past mistake, Llewyii retreated to the edges of understanding to lick its wounds and regain its strength. One day, it is said, the outsider will return.