Three Goddesses of Love | Valentine's Day and 5000 Followers Special | Prepare for Trouble and Make It Double (Triple) | Hope & Despair

Meet the three Goddesses of Love who inhabit the Realm of Primordial Love, who have been governing the love affairs of mortals for hundreds of years! For several days now, the mortal world has felt the arrival of something special. The windows of many shops were decorated with red and pink hues, hearts, and plush toys, and the air began to smell of fresh flowers displayed in every flower shop. Valentine's Day, celebrated on Earth, has always carried a distinct, feverish energy, but this time, it was not just mortals who felt the atmosphere. This holiday began to attract those who usually observe the world from a safe distance. The Gods and Goddesses, bored with eternity in their realms, decided to abandon their thrones for a few hours. They descended, mingling with the crowds of mortals, to feel what mortals feel every day: uncertainty, excitement, and the characteristic flutter of the heart before a first date.

Among these divine beings, three sisters decided to descend to Earth, who are powerful Goddesses of Love who take care of other aspects of this feeling.

Vaelara, the caring and nurturing Goddess of Love, oversees the domain of Affective and Sensual Love. She nurtures love among mortals, ensuring that everyone finds the love of their life and comforting those who have experienced separation. Her opposite is her sister, Vaelis, who, as the Goddess of Love, has absorbed all the evil nature of this feeling, assuming dominion over the domain of Love, which is associated with wild Lust, Animal Needs, Obsession, and Possessiveness. Vaelis doesn't ask for permission; she simply takes anything and anyone she pleases. By fueling negative emotions, she causes mortals to argue in their relationships, cheat, and betray one another. Between them, there has always been a third, youngest sister. The Goddess of Love, named Lythea, became the mistress of Love, associated with the domains of Insecurity, Modesty, Submission, and Shame. Always shy, modest, and demure, she always stood in opposition to her sisters, trying to balance their influence on the mortal world while caring for all who died without first expressing their feelings.

And now, these Three Goddesses found them