Galia

Galia was the goddess of the stars and the moons. She was the ninth strongest Nor-Haressi, who created the stars and moons for light in the night.

Family
Galia's husband was Denitos, the god of knowledge and wisdom. They had seven divine daughters:

Mona
Mona, the goddess of magic, was the first-born daughter. She was the connection between the divine world and the mortal world, which made people able to practice magic.

Syna
Syna, the weavess of time, kept the line of time lasting. She weaved the time itself, even though she had no power of the events, that took place in time. Also, if she once had weaved the time, she wasn't able to change it afterwards.

Dianna
Dianna was the goddess of destiny. She appeared sometimes with help of Elia in the dreams of her chosen champions to show them their destiny.

Elia
Elia was the goddess of dreams. She controled the Dreamrealm and protected it from darkness. Especially Aria, the goddess of nightmares, tried to invade the Dreamrealm with darkness and fear.

Henya
Henya was the goddess of justice. Her statues stood in most of the courtyards of Azar.

Alma
Alma was the goddess of truth. A part of her lived in every truthful person.

Alya
Alya was the goddess of wealth. Traders prayed to her for good profit.

Demigod-Children
Galia only had two sons with the elvish savant Nor-El Gea of the House Gea.

Arex and Ales
Arex and Ales were demigod-twins of Galia. In the night, ten days after birth, they were killed by servants of Morton's wife Jinex, the goddess of dark magic and night. Galia begged Zareya for their lives, so they decided to give their souls a new body: the two moons of Azar.