Glasya

God of Pain, Endurance, Strength, and Willpower

This too is strength.

What We Call Strength, Unbowed and Unslain, the God With Three Fingers, Lord of the Feeble Mighty, Who Fills the Broken, The Old Man in the Flesh, the Ever Returning

Glasya is the divine hypostasis of Caacrinolaas, mightiest of the Seventy, known as the Strongest. Caacrinolaas is a feeble slug-like creature with the face of an old man and many arms that end in hands with three fingers. He is easily slain, but whenever he is destroyed, he instantly returns twice as strong and swift and with twice the wit for a day. Glasya is the source of Caacrinolaas’s strength, and warriors, spies, and refugees alike may find that where the body fails and the mind falters there is within themselves an invincible power that is unbowed even in death. Glasya is mighty not only in body but also in mind; for he held close by Glasya will never fall victim to despair, nor be unwilling to take the first blow. Caacrinolaas is mighty indeed, but never does he strike back — for this, too, is strength.