Hela

Asgardian Goddess of Death

Hela, the embodiment of the goddess of Hel, was born under the shroud of an eclipse, her fur as black as the starless night that welcomed her into the world. From her earliest moments, she was set apart from her kin, not just by the color of her coat, but by an innate connection to the deeper forces of life and death that pulsed through the rocky savannah.

An orphan of the wild, Hela learned to fend for herself, her survival a testament to her resilience and strength. She roamed the vast grasslands, a solitary figure whose presence commanded respect and whispered tales of power among the creatures of the land.

As time passed, Hela's legend grew. She became known as a guardian, a watcher of the spirits of those who had passed. It was said that she could walk between worlds, guiding the souls of departed lions to a place of peace and eternal rest. Her dominion was not just of the physical realm, but of the spiritual one as well, overseeing the balance between life and the afterlife.

Despite her solitude, Hela carried a sense of regal dignity, a silent assurance that she was part of the cycle of nature, a keeper of ancient secrets and sacred rites. To look into her golden eyes was to glimpse the mysteries of existence, both feared and revered as the goddess of Hel, the eternal lioness of the shadows.

She looks toward the skies for guidance