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The ''dealul zeiței'' has the shape of a reclining woman, located at the center of an angel-shaped depression in the landscape. In [[740 BC]], [[Lupta]] lay down on the land on this very location at the conclusion of the ''Night of Music | The ''dealul zeiței'' has the shape of a reclining woman, located at the center of an angel-shaped depression in the landscape, both covered in grass and flowering shrubs. In [[740 BC]], [[Lupta]] lay down on the land on this very location at the conclusion of the ''Night of Music'', and created the angelic outline by fanning her arms and legs before she fell asleep. The tide of greenery that was sweeping over G'Henna province at the time covered Lupta as well, leaving the site as it currently is. | ||
==Current Sketch== | ==Current Sketch== | ||
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The dealul zeiței ('hill of the goddess' in Balok) is a location in the domain of Madego, located in the verdant fields of that domain's G'Henna province.
History
The dealul zeiței has the shape of a reclining woman, located at the center of an angel-shaped depression in the landscape, both covered in grass and flowering shrubs. In 740 BC, Lupta lay down on the land on this very location at the conclusion of the Night of Music, and created the angelic outline by fanning her arms and legs before she fell asleep. The tide of greenery that was sweeping over G'Henna province at the time covered Lupta as well, leaving the site as it currently is.
Current Sketch
Followers of Lupta consider the dealul zeiței to be holy ground and may make pilgrimages here to dance and hold ceremonies in her honour. This is equally true for those who believe Lupta is a spirit as those who believe she is a goddess, as well as for those who believe she is Zhakata the Provider or the fifth manifestation of Ezra. Surprisingly, these liturgical disagreements have not yet led to violence between the various factions.
