Miudanar

The DREAMER, chief god of the Cielcin pantheon, a massive one-eyed serpent with many arms, once worshiped by the Enar. Gave technology to the Cielcin and brought Elu to Eue. Apparently dead.

The prince turned to what remained of the congregation. “You asked for signs,” it said, bowing its head, its shoulder back and squared. “For proof. I have brought you all the spoils of an empire! The slaves I offered your people this day are a but a foretaste of what is to come! I have burned their armies; attacked their foundries, their fortresses; crippled their fleets. They are weak, defensive. All this I have done in the name of Truth! In the name of the gods! In the names of Miudanar and Iaqaram. Of Pthamaru and Shamazha, of Usathlam and Shetebo and Nazhtenah and all those who dwell beneath the stars, dead and deathless!” The Prophet’s hands vanished beneath its dark cloak. “And I have bested our greatest enemy! The Champion of Utannash himself! Are these not proof enough of the gods’ favor?”

Kingdoms of Death, Chapter 39: Aetavanni