Aeron

Aeron is the god of sky and wind. Some say that he can dispel clouds to illuminate the earth with sunlight, and when angry, he can send hurricanes and downpours. It is most often seen in this way by the villagers who, trembling for their crops, always eagerly make sacrifices to him and tell fictional but full of fear stories. Less timid, but more mindful, they consider Aeron to be the guardian of the great blue, a god of heaven we do not know, because it is the home of all gods.

He is portrayed in the books as a winged warrior with a spear and shield, who, together with eagles, soars in the sky, looking for fallen gods. Aeron has many of its chapels in villages, which are usually very modest, to appease it for a calm weather in which the sun and rain will be in balance. Aeron's temples are completely different structures that have nothing to do with peasant pleas. Huge, soaring structures, decorated with winged monuments, hide many libraries and records about the stars, the movements of the planets and everything that interests astrologers, researchers and mages. These temples often stand in major cities where science and knowledge flourish, where minds hungry for truths about the world can drill down on the subject.

Aeron is the god of heaven and wind, but for many he is the god of knowledge, which they believe hides all the answers in a great blue above our heads.