"You're oversimplifying, some. Plus, even though there's a focus on the year cycle, it's less sexualized than traditional Gardnerian Wiccan shit. Mortanne, sure, her domain is the Beyond and that means death, but it's also dreams. That's one way to reach out to her. She's also the comfort to orphans and widows and the patron of horses and carriage drivers. Serranai's domain is the land. But she's as much about archers and healers and artists as your easter bunny fertility rites. Which, sure, you could compare to Brigid, but she doesn't have the smithing aspect. Kora's Summer, and her domain is the sea, and that tends to come out in free-spirited adventurous sorts. She's the patron of revolutionaries and wanderers. And Celestine's domain is the sky, and like...meteorologists and stargazers and scholars and authors, not just the lady of the harvest, though she is that, too."

As he speaks, Angel gestures to each altar, dressed in the appropriate colors. Mortanne's black and silver with horse statues and pinecones; Serranai's greens and fresh flowers; Kora's sapphire blue and ruby red and deep purple with a bottle of rum set out; Celestine's golds and orange with a prism to split the light coming in a window into rainbows.