Ēšḫara Haima, The Vampire Goddess

Domains & Aspects:

Survival, blood, vampires, hunting, necessity, sacrifice, vitality, the balance between hunger and survival.

Symbols:

A rose with a single drop of blood on one of its thorns; a bat with spread wings encircling a heart; chalice brimming with crimson; a single drop of blood within a cut gem;

Realm:

The Haema, gothic fields and forests of purplish blue black grass and leaves, rivers of red coursing through the valleys. The Crimson Chalice at the center, her grand palace of black marble veined like blood, the blood of all types of living things are remembered, catalogued and revered. Waterfalls of blood are in random rooms for those who need to consume without guilt.

Personality:

Also known as The Goddess of Survival and The Goddess of Hunting, but is more associated with vampires. She is passionate, regal and practical. Considered the mother of vampires, but is only responsible for the supernatural and spiritual kind. Ēšḫara does not see herself as evil but as the arbiter of balance, too much consumption and denial of it leads to collapse. She teaches respect for life through acknowledgment of mortality, valuing life by acknowledgment of its cost. Is great friends with Apéthanta.

Appearance:

She resembles a tall human woman with black bat ears and wings, almost pale white, greyish blue tinted blue skin, heterochromic eyes, her right iris a deep blue and her right iris is blood red, both have vertically slitted pupils, long, curly, black hair, fangs, black claws for nails, wears a black and red corset bodice gown, an extravagant red cloak, black leather and mithril light armor on her chest, shoulders, gloves and knee high boots.