Vayu-Prakash, the twin god, is one of the most revered deities in the Primordial Pantheon. Along with his sister, Sang Saka Biru, the Goddess of Hydro, he forms the divine siblings that rule over the elements of air and water. Born to Sylphar, the god of the sky who passed away before their children were born, Vayu-Prakash inherited their parent's dominion over the skies, becoming the god of meteo.
Vayu-Prakash is a god of light and music, and his presence is often associated with the gentle breeze and the harmonious melodies of nature. His patron country is Aureii, where he is worshipped by its people and also the Avian race, who hold him in high esteem as their protector and guide.
The followers of Vayu-Prakash (whose worship is called Agama Prakriti) believe that his blessings bring good fortune and success, and his worship is often accompanied by music, dance, and offerings of incense and flowers. He is also known to grant his devotees the ability to harness the power of the air, allowing them to soar high in the skies and manipulate the winds.
Vayu-Prakash's symbol is the rain water cycle, depicted with a hand at the bottom, while his sister's symbol is the same but with the hand at the top.
Vayu-Prakash is a god of great beauty and grace, often depicted with feathered wings and a radiant aura of light. His symbol is the eagle, which represents his power and dominion over the skies. To the people of Aureii, he is a symbol of hope and prosperity, and his presence is felt in every gust of wind and every ray of sunlight.