The Illiadian holy Grand Countess of Dance, Celebration, Revelry and often considered the first Rakiakaru, Hailana is not only worshiped by revelers, dancers and performance artists, but also by many Rakiakaru who consider her their progenitor. In fact, the first Rakiakaru were said to have come into existence when the Dancing Saints of Illiad and Hailana's champions, Saint Ohunto of the Ree-Mai and Saint Abesh of the Mikaru, danced on top of a mountaintop to get the attention of the gods, to help the people out of a crisis.
It is generally said that Hailana often goes hand-in-hand with Sonitu, the grand countess of music, as they share special sisterly bond with each other; not just due to their naturally aligned aspects of Song and Dance. Both are often prayed to at the same time, whenever a festival or any sort of revelry is to be had. The blessing of both Hailana and Sonitu is said to make any party or celebration the experience of a lifetime.
Hailana directly serves Rencal Kei-Rhai and The Golden Scribe.
Basic tenets of Hailana:
- Life is worth living, so revel in it and enjoy it to the fullest!
- Celebrations are worth to be had, so never shy away from joining in with the fun.
- Good music and energetic dances often help make the best of friends. Always try to share the fun with others.