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First mentioned in the article "[[Little Horrors]]"<ref>[[Quoth the Raven Issue 31]], p.379 - 411</ref>, '''Grigria''' is worshiped by the [[:Category:Chi-Folken}Chi-Folken]] as the [[Spirit]] of [[Desire]]. Specifically, she is the spirit who kindles the desire to find a [[mate]] and produce [[child|children]] with that mate. | First mentioned in the article "[[Little Horrors]]"<ref>[[Quoth the Raven Issue 31]], p.379 - 411</ref>, '''Grigria''' is worshiped by the [[:Category:Chi-Folken}Chi-Folken]] as the [[Spirit]] of [[Desire]]. Specifically, she is the spirit who kindles the desire to find a [[mate]] and produce [[child|children]] with that mate. | ||
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First mentioned in the article "Little Horrors"[1], Grigria is worshiped by the [[:Category:Chi-Folken}Chi-Folken]] as the Spirit of Desire. Specifically, she is the spirit who kindles the desire to find a mate and produce children with that mate.
Grigria's passions are somewhat alien to Chi-Folken, whose reproductive method requires more deliberation than passion, and is not at all physical. She is very popular among farmers, however, who invoke her when the time has come for the Mippon to be serviced.
When depicted, Grigria appears as a beautiful woman with emerald eyes and green hair from the waist up, but a jade-scaled serpent from the waist down. Her hair constantly coils and writhes as though made of snakes, without actually being so.
- ↑ Quoth the Raven Issue 31, p.379 - 411
