Fatimah bin Ayyad

Fatimah Mirima bin Ayyad, or el-Mirima, was the daughter of Ibm Ayyad and the goddess Mirimis, the wife of Avari king Saon Kastrides and the most beautiful woman in the world, whose rape by Basúl provoked the Divine War.

Fatimah was born in the Garden Palace of Ayous to Mirimis, goddess of beauty, but was immediately claimed by Ibm Ayyad. As a demigoddess, Fatimah showed spectacular qualities from an early age, most notably her beauty but also her charisma and sensuality. When she turned thirteen, already among the most beautiful women in the world, Ibm Ayyad promised her to Saon Kastrides, King of Avar, to cement their alliance. Kastrides almost immediately fell in love with her, despite being twelve years her senior, and brought her home to Avar, where they were wed almost right away.

As Fatimah aged, she grew more and more beautiful, and legends of her sexual prowess spread throughout Avar and the world, until Basúl grew so jealous that he commanded one of his saen to kidnap her and bring her to the Mount of the Gods, where he repeatedly raped her, torturing her when she refused him and demanded to be returned home to Avar. This angered Kastrides so much that he called upon all of his allies to begin the Divine War, initially to bring home Fatimah. Kastrides promised Basúl that if he touched her again, he would force the god to feel all of the pain that he felt; when Basúl laughed at Kastrides, murdering Fatimah, Kastrides promised to avenge her by overthrowing the Gods and establishing the rule of men, trapping Basúl in the Fires of Night to feel ultimate anguish for all eternity.

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