Shena

Shena was a Lunar Deity of the Nibirian Pantheon. Known as the Maiden of the Moons, Mer Mother, and the Raging Tide, her portfolio included everything related to fishing, sailing, and moon-related activities or events. Her domains were nature, tempest, and travel. Worshipers of Shena were sometimes known as Moon Children or Shenites. Followers who dwell within her waters are sometimes referred to as Deep Priests.

Description
Shena was portrayed in a multitude of ways throughout the land of Nibiru. Some cultures interpreted her as a beautiful woman with long, flowing robes holding an ever-flowing jug of water. Others interpret her as a fish-like humanoid woman often displayed with various sea creatures around her. Some tribes interpret her as a tall, stern faced woman with a long fish tail and a dress made of chains and barnacles. Some more esoteric groups choose to worship Shena as her physical-incarnation of the three moons of Nibiru: Mun, Scarris, and Lora.

Mythos
Shena was one of the original children of Arcanus, alongside her brothers Fengu, Kabal, and Imogyo. She was fickle, distant, and wrathful but also incredibly protective of those she favors and shows those who worship her a minimal respect. Shena's holy day was the first day of winter.

Shena was close with her brother Kabal. The two saw true beauty in each other and often expressed their desire for each other through great cosmic acts.

Chaos Wars
Shena was one of the four deities tasked with imprisoning Co-coa. She surrounded the core of the world with her water and created the most powerful typhoons and storms to keep Co-coas energy from channeling properly.

When Kabal was killed during the Chaos Wars, Shena was devastated at the loss of her truest love. As his body was falling through the heavens, Shena reached out and was able to hold onto at least his divine spirit. Overcome with despair she poured her heart into the spirit and crafted a god anew, forming the goddess of art and beauty Nue.

Realm
Shena rules over the under-water palace/utopia of Herakleion. There worshippers of Shena may live the rest of their days in the vast underwater utopia, while those who've fallen to her wrath are said to drown eternally in her lake of immortality which she bathes in daily. This palace exists eternally between the planes of Hyperborea and the Endless Mer.