A playful red fox formed by dancing flames and the idol of laughter, diversity, change, and acceptance; Waseyan leaves an trail of vibrant energy and impish mischief everywhere they go, and Irëdeule is no exception— an ubiquitous sound of joyous laughter and the warm feeling of a light reassuring breeze on a sunny day are often attributed to the influence and passage of The Mirth.
Moments of unspoken camaraderie and complicity, children’s laughter riding the wind, and sunkissed faces embellished by toothy smiles are gifts The Mirth leaves behind for those who embrace life’s simpler pleasures. They are the unbridled spirit of youth and innocence… whimsical and weird, Waseyan finds delight in pranks and cheerful moments, making them a beloved patron of children and fae creatures.
Despite having few temples dedicated to them, Waseyan’s spirit pervades the world thanks to the fact that their influence is deeply ingrained in the cultural fabric of Cyriedon. In every household where a child resides, a small figurine of The Red Fox can be found adorning mantelpieces and windowsills; these humble and familiar shrines serve as a conductor for children’s pleas to Waseyan, which normally involve carefree adventures, genuine laughter, and the protection of their playful endeavors. The Mirth almost alwats responds, and sometimes even joins in the fun, offering their fiery form as a playful mount for those seeking an exciting ride.
Taïe, the mischievous Aspect of the Mirth, takes part in the collective revelry and friendly competition that defines life in Fey’Ak; where they take part in the never-ending Al’shae cycle of trying to become the ultimate prankster. Their presence contributes a novel type of wit and adds a new layer of amusement to the antics of their peers, encouraging the community to push the boundaries of lighthearted enjoyment and jaunty hijinks.
