Third batch of Invidias, these are all Hawaiian Deities!! :D If I have any of this info wrong please tell me, I am not super familiar with Hawaiian mythology although I did find it really fun to research!

Part of my Seven Deadly Sin adoptables, Invidias are the embodiment of Envy. They're mischievous shape shifters, they can shape shift into just about anything but they remain the same colors. They also have mutlipersonalities because of their abilities, so instead of one base identity, they either have two or three varied personalities. If you have a female Invidia she may have up to two female personalities and one male, or all three can be female. But you cannot have two males personalities if the overall gender is supposed to be female. Make sense?

Here's my Invidia Anu... http://www.furaffinity.net/view/7341117/

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1- Kamohoali'i – Hawaiian shark god who was the chief of the many lesser shark deities in the Hawaiian pantheon. Kamoho was the brother of the fire goddess Pele and was considered the guardian god of the Hawaiian Islands.

Owner:  northwestspiritwolf

2- Milu -> The goddess who ruled over the subterranean land of the dead which shared her name. A cave led to her realm and the mouth of this cave was guarded by two gigantic lizards. The association of lizards with the land of the dead came from the way lizards often feed on flies and if there’s one thing dead bodies do it’s attract flies. She would punish the souls of the wicked by feeding them on flies and beetles, then devour them after cooking them in her eternally burning oven.

Owner:  pandoradragon

3- Haumea-> Hawaiian mother-goddess who was prayed to by midwives attending at the birth of children. Another famous myth about her involves her ownership of a grove of enchanted trees. One of them produced fish the way other trees produce fruit. She gave this tree to humans with the warning to never shake the tree to get fish to fall but instead wait for the fish to ripen and fall on their own.

Owner:  pandoradragon