Agares

Agares is a post-Diluvian Deity. In those days, Agares served as a liaison representing the needs and issues of the ordinary people. Agares reported to Andras and Azazel. Agares became a fantastic communicator and conducted town-hall meetings to gather feedback and deliver updates across many Mesopotamian regions. Her extensive travels allowed Agares to recognize humanity's innocence, intelligence, and ground connection to life. Through Her relentless efforts, Agares gained the support and trust of many tribes. She taught languages and ways to bridge cultural and communication problems across regional conflicts.

Agares is tall with straight shoulder-length blonde hair, blue eyes, and delicate feminine features. She has white wings and appears in a white lace gown with a soft see-thru ankle-length vest brocaded in gold. She has a female tiger who often accompanies Her and sits by Her feet. She smells as fresh as mountain air with a hint of herbal and floral scents. Agares is very friendly, kind, and approachable. She truly listens and understands the psychology behind each action and reaction.

During the rise of the Abrahamic forces, Agares was of interest due to her access and intimate knowledge of each tribe's or city's strengths and weaknesses. Agares and other Deities created refugee camps for those fleeing the violence. Many refugee camps were burned to the ground by the Abrahamic god. Agares saw in horror how humans succumbed to fear and guilt. Agares agreed with Father Satan to protect human rights and allow the freedom to explore and expand in knowledge and experience.

Agares helps, counsels, and protects the Theistic Satanist from any enemy attacks. She will promote those genuinely devoted to high places and destroy the enemies on someone's path. She knows everyone's pressure points and applies energy force to bring about the desired outcome. Agares takes into account all possible results, the nature of the request, and the requestor.

Agares believes in facing reality and avoiding fleeing responsibility. As a counselor, She breaks down problems and offers workable fact-based solutions. She admires tenacity, simplicity, humility, and honesty. Agares will shelter and protect anyone fleeing danger and persecution.

Agares left with the following thoughts: "The worst problem is the one you avoid. A fundamental choice needs to happen: choose to act or not. Face your challenges head-on. You will be surprised how many problems solve themselves, while others remain on hold because of fear of confronting reality. Finally, listen more and speak less. Listen with empathy. Humans love stories. Storytelling and experience sharing create unique common bonds of trust and understanding. Try it. You will be surprised at the results."