Having lived long life full of wonders an adventurer of the open road in service to the goddess of the wandering stars, Teddi lived a full and happy existence despite the world's many hardships. She even got to spend the better part of it with her beloved and doting husband, Anizhar.

When it came time for Teddi to face judgement in Pharasma's court, the pig counted herself amongst the rare few who were hand-picked by their deity to ascend to join them in their own personal demesne of the afterlife.

Body and Spirit now united, the gracious follower of Desna joined her goddess in Elysium, the realm of wild freedom and compassion. Over the centuries since, she's risen in the ranks to become one of Desna's exalted Lillends, serving as muse to mortal and immortal spirits alike. While most immortals eventually forget any trace of their former lives, Teddi still tenderly cradles the still-smoldering embers of her old flame deep in her heart, watching out for her ageless paramour from the great beyond.

Anizhar recently learned of Teddi's work serving as his guardian of angel of sorts when a Contract Devil recoiled at discovering just who he was - cutting off all contact for fear of inciting the wrath of the Lillend that would bring ruination to any Devil foolish enough to try and swindle her beloved into a fiendish bargain. Teddi knows their tricks, and knows that Anizhar could not help himself if offered a means to be reunited with her, offering his own soul or worse in exchange just to glimpse his beloved once more.

The illustrious immortal also extends her grace to her son, Bumdeyada - eternally remorseful that she did not provide the safety and guidance he deserved in life, and seeking to make up for this grave mistake with wisdom from beyond the veil. Whenever the young Raktavarna makes use of his kind's ability to ask advice from the great beyond, she intervenes to ensure his actions free him from the grip of his cruel masters, encouraging him to take pride in himself and seek his own path.

Outstanding artwork courtesy of Min.