Lady Zakia Zuwa

The Origins of Zakia

Long ago, in the golden age of Hio, the land was torn by war and chaos. The gods, watching from their divine heights, sought to bring harmony and order to the mortal realm. They chose to send a mortal vessel – a daughter born of both divine and mortal blood – to lead the people.

Zakia, the daughter of the goddess Astraia – goddess of wisdom, beauty, and justice – and a mortal king, was born during a celestial eclipse. Her birth was heralded by omens: stars shone brighter, and the earth trembled with divine energy.

From infacy, Zakia displayed extraordinary wisdom, beauty, and a divine spark in her eyes. The gods blessed her with visions of the future and the ability to speak with the divine directly. She was raised in the sacred temples, tutored by priests and priestesses, and trained in the arts of war and diplomacy.

Her legend grew as she led her people through times of peril, forging alliances with gods and mortals alike. She led her armies into victory, but always with compassion and justice – earning her the title “The Goddesses’ Daughter” among her people.

The gods, pleased with her virtue and divine gifts, crowned her Queen of Zakia – a town built as a sanctuary of divine wisdom and mortal heroism. Her rule was seen as a sacred trust, a divine appointment to maintain harmony between gods and mortals.