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 ====== Holy Mother Mirea Fen ======
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 Upon discovering her pregnancy Cindera "went on a pilgrimage" following the Chourtian trail that winds through the nearby wetlands, but in actuality she took up lodgings in an old hunters hut in the swamps, bringing with her a single acolyte sworn to secrecy. After birthing Mirea Cindera went deep into the swamps to drown the yet unnamed child.
-It is said a great storm swept through the lands that night and rain and lightning poured from the sky. The acolyte, keeping vigil according to secret ritual , chanted through the night into the morning hours when the storm subsided. A shilling cry from the swamps woke her from deep meditation and she set out into the swamp in the bleak morning sunlight to find its source. Among the lilies and reeds of a murky pool she found Mirea raised above the waters by two rigid bone white arms clutching her with death stiffness.
+It is said a great storm swept through the lands that night and rain and lightning poured from the sky. The acolyte, keeping vigil according to secret ritual meant to avoid the creation of a myling, chanted through the night into the morning hours when the storm subsided. A shilling cry from the swamps woke her from deep meditation and she set out into the swamp in the bleak morning sunlight to find its source. Among the lilies and reeds of a murky pool she found Mirea raised above the waters by two rigid bone white arms clutching her with death stiffness.
 The child was brought back to The Sunken Temple as a foundling along with the news that the swamps had claimed the life of Cindera Fen. She was taken in and raised by the brothers and sisters of The Blessed Fen Order. They called her Mirea and she was given the family name Moor as customary for bastards and others without lineage.