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Amena is a bit of an outsider amongst the gods, who are very focused on expression and beauty for its own sake, but rarely question why. Amena is very dedicated to asking this question, and finding answers. She seeks to understand the reason why gods and mortals alike see value in what is inherently meaningless and often worthless from a utilitarian standpoint. She has very little power or abilities, and is often mocked and looked down on as the runt of the litter by the other gods, especially Sensus. She can’t help but feel though that there is a greater calling behind beauty and it's existence, something intricate and purposeful that is a common thread uniting gods and humans alike.
Amena is a bit of an outsider amongst the gods, who are very focused on expression and beauty for its own sake, but rarely question why. Amena is very dedicated to asking this question, and finding answers. She seeks to understand the reason why gods and mortals alike see value in what is inherently meaningless and often worthless from a utilitarian standpoint. She has very little power or abilities, and is often mocked and looked down on as the runt of the litter by the other gods, especially Sensus. She can’t help but feel though that there is a greater calling behind beauty and it's existence, something intricate and purposeful that is a common thread uniting gods and humans alike.