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 =====Zenta=====
-The youngest of the trio of Goddesses that created the [[Astrali]], Zenta is a goddess with thriving with creativity and the power of physical creation and manipulation. She is responsible for creating the bones, flesh, and muscle that allow the [[Astrali]] to become physical beings that live and breathe. Thanks to her love of creativity and imagination, there are no two [[Astrali]] that are alike in physical looks, much like the stars themselves.
+The youngest of the trio of Goddesses that created the [[Astrali]], Zenta is a goddess who thrives with creativity and the power of physical creation and manipulation. Her love of creativity and imagination is boundless, and it is this passion that allows her creations to be so unique. She is responsible for creating the bones, flesh, and muscle that allow the [[Astrali]] to become physical beings that live and breathe. Thanks to her, there are no two [[Astrali]] that are alike in physical looks, much like the stars themselves.
-Beyond the Clovun [[Astrali]] that Zenta and her sisters created together, Zenta pushed for the creation of the Cetun and the Luminon [[Astrali]] when it was decided that their first creation needed companions. She wanted to create a being so unique from its parent species yet recognizable with the joy of creation as she had, and another to defend what her and her sisters other creations could not.
+Beyond the Clovun [[Astrali]] that Zenta and her sisters created together, Zenta pushed for the creation of the Cetun and the Laminon [[Astrali]] when it was decided that their first creation needed companions. She wanted to create a being so unique from its parent species yet recognizable with the joy of creation as she had and another to defend what she and her sister's other creations could not.
-Those who worship Zenta often describe her as a goddess with the infinite stars in her hair and the gentle protector of her older sisters. They often lead lives that take care of others or embark in the creative fields, usually with some sort of star pendant.
+Those who worship Zenta often describe her as a goddess with infinite stars in her hair, a symbol of her creative power, and the gentle protector of her older sisters. They often lead lives that take care of others or embark on the creative fields, usually with some star pendant, a token of her protective presence.