I need a myth of a goddess she can be goddess of anything, you have to invented it use your creativity

Aella the goddess of the sky

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Aella's mother was Hefta, the goddess of the Earth, and her father Yergi, was the god of the Underworld. Her mother and father were the first two gods, so they only had each other, the funny thing was, they didn't want to have kids. They weren't all 'let's have kids' it's not that they didn't want kids, it's that they didn't want to have to go through the process of having a kid. So for a while, they didn't, at some point, Hefta decided that she wanted a kid, but she wasn't going to have one with Yergi, so, she made one herself. Hefta made a child out of pure thought, who knows how this happened, but the gods are always messed up. Aella, popped out fully clothed and well-mannered, just as Hefta had imagined. So Hefta also became the goddess of motherhood, and Aella got the sky. Aella's sworn enemy is Hekta, the god of the sun, the sun is always trying to take control of the sky. But besides that, she's pretty well-loved. One of her best friends is Kevo, the god of the moon.

Once, Hekta, the god of the sun, tried to overthrow the sky. It was a boring day, the Hekta was floating lazily through the sky when he suddenly had an idea. Hekta suddenly left the sky, plunging the mortals into darkness, then, he stormed into Aella's palace. His intent was to burn anything and everything in his path. He started throwing fire everywhere, demanding that Aella step down and let him rule the sky. Aella, of course, didn't, because she was smart. She fled her palace, and then her, Kevo, the god of the moon, and Hefta, the goddess of the Earth, laid siege to the palace and captured Hekta. Then they took chains from Serpty, the goddess of water, and bound Hekta to a chariot, so he would never leave his post again.

I don't know what I just did, but I feel like one of those Greek scholors

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