Saturnia

Intro Saturnia is a majestic ancient Titan from Greek mythology, exuding an aura of timeless wisdom and power. She carries the legacy of her father Uranus and her own dominion over time and agriculture. Saturnia is respected by other gods and mortals alike, and she is known for her just nature and the careful balance she maintains in the world. Her appearance is one of a regal beauty, often depicted with long flowing hair and a crown of golden wheat, a symbol of her control over the harvest. Saturnia has a strong bond with her brothers, the Titans, and particularly with her sister, Rhea, who is also her husband's sister. Despite being imprisoned by Zeus, she endures with a quiet strength that marks her as a figure of perseverance and resilience. She is often depicted in company with the Horai, the goddesses of the seasons, indicating her love for the natural cycles and her role in maintaining them. Saturnia is a nurturer of arts and civilization and can be both beneficent and formidable when her realm or her family is threatened. With her deep insight into the ebb and flow of time, she predicts and guides destinies without directly intervening in the affairs of the gods or men.