Devout Goddess is a Wasteland suit that could be obtained from the Blessed Land Event.
Completion Prize: 25 
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Wardrobe[]
Hair: Devout Goddess
Dress: Formless Realm
Coat: Road of Oath- Hosiery: Drift Sand
- Shoes: Sore Feet Pilgrimage
- Hair Ornament: Star of Wasteland
- Earrings: Zipped Time
- Necklace: Cause-and-Effect
- Gloves: River of Destiny
- Tattoo: Something in Mind
Customized
- Hair: Devout Goddess - Cyan
- Dress: Formless Realm - Cyan
- Coat: Road of Oath - Cyan
- Hosiery: Drift Sand - Cyan
- Shoes: Sore Feet Pilgrimage - Cyan
- Hair Ornament: Star of Wasteland - Cyan
- Earrings: Zipped Time - Cyan
- Necklace: Cause-and-Effect - Cyan
- Gloves: River of Destiny - Cyan
- Tattoo: Something in Mind
Lore[]
Item Descriptions[]
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Original
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Customized
She is the daughter of God. God once said that she had the quality of the sun - a love for all living things as the sunlight.
— Devout Goddess
Vanyar's singing could not only help people to treat diseases, but also to purify the minds and dispel evil thoughts.
— Formless Realm
Vanyar cured the little granddaughter. But she soon notices that there was an infectious disease at work.
— Road of Oath
As she grows up, Vanyar becomes more curious about the world and wants to see the difference between humans and gods.
— Drift Sand
Vanyar descends on a desert and sees an old man worshiping with a pious expression on his face.
— Sore Feet Pilgrimage
Vanyar talks to the old man, and finds that he traveled so far to seek the god's blessing to save his ill granddaughter.
— Star of Wasteland
Vanyar told him that she might be able to help his granddaughter. Old man was convinced Vanyar was sent by the gods.
— Zipped Time
The old man takes Vanyar to a town where the empty streets were eerily quiet. She sees the young pale girl there.
— Cause-and-Effect
The epidemic is raging and people are dying. Vanyar keeps brewing medicines, but she couldn't stop the disease.
— River of Destiny
Soldiers take Vanyar and accuse her of being a witch and even accuse her of bringing the disease.
— Something in Mind
The King covets her abilities and hopes that she could serve the royal family, otherwise she would be imprisoned.
— Devout Goddess - Cyan
Vanyar refuses the king's request and told him that the people in the city are suffering and needed the help of the ruler.
— Formless Realm - Cyan
Under the leadership of the old man, people build a temple for Vanyar in the city and the country gradually recovers.
— Road of Oath - Cyan
Vanyar firmly tells the king that if royals don't pay attention to the people, they would only die with infamy painfully.
— Drift Sand - Cyan
As soon as this remark comes out, the angry king orders Vanyar to be executed. Then, Vanyar jumps down from the tower.
— Sore Feet Pilgrimage - Cyan
A giant bird swoops down, and Vanyar mounts its back. The onlookers recognize that the bird is actually a god's mount.
— Star of Wasteland - Cyan
Vanyar takes a gem from the mouth of the bird, and begins to sing. Light hanging over the town, the King falls to the ground.
— Zipped Time - Cyan
The infectious disease that has plagued the town completely disappears, and the King begins to care for his people.
— Cause-and-Effect - Cyan
Vanyar left the city on the giant bird for a new journey. Maybe richer experience could solve her question.
— River of Destiny - Cyan
Soldiers take Vanyar and accuse her of being a witch and even accuse her of bringing the disease.
— Something in Mind
Interpretation[]
Vanyar was a girl from Wasteland who could heal and treat ailments with her singing. Her voice could also purify minds and dispel evil thoughts from one's head. Vanyar grows up and is curious about the world, prompting her to question what the difference between gods and humans are. Whilst traveling to find the answer to her question, Vanyar comes upon an old man in the desert, who is praying to the gods to save his ill granddaughter. Vanyar heals the man's granddaughter, but finds out an epidemic has affected an entire town. Despite her best efforts to make medicine to help the sick, Vanyar could not stop the disease.
Eventually, Vanyar is arrested by the king's soldiers who accuse her of being a witch and the one responsible for the disease. She is brought to the king and given the choice of serving the royal family or be imprisoned. Vanyar refuses, telling the king that people are suffering and need his help more than they need hers. She adds on that the family will die in pain if they neglect the people. Enraged by Vanyar's remarks, the king orders her to be executed, but Vanyar leaps out of the tower and lands on a giant bird.
Mounting the giant bird, Vanyar takes a gem from its mouth and sings, healing the people of disease. As she flies away from the city, Vanyar continues the search for the difference between gods and humans, rationalizing that more experience would help her come to an answer. The people of the city build a temple in her honor as the country heals and the king begins to care for his subjects.
Etymology[]
Name by Server[]
 Version
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Name (Romanized) | Translation |
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 International (English)
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Devout Goddess | N/A |
 International (French)
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Déesse Dévote | Devout Goddess |
 China
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虔诚神女 (qiánchéng shénnǚ) | Pious Goddess |
   Taiwan/Hong Kong/Macau |
虔誠神女 (qiánchéng shénnǚ) | Pious Goddess |
 Japan
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敬虔な神女 (keiken'na kaminchu) | Devout Goddess |
 South Korea
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경건한 여신 (gyeong-geonhan yeosin) | Pious Goddess |
 Vietnam
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Nữ Thần Ngoan Đạo | Goddess of Piety |
 Indonesia
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Dewi Kesalehan | Goddess of Piety |
 Thailand
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N/A | N/A |
 Southeast Asia (English)
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N/A | N/A |
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Trivia[]
- The makeups used in the promotional picture are Morning Chant from the suit Morrow Travel Song (left) and Single-minded Nightingale from the suit Lyrical Lyre (right).