Toma

Lore
Toma is one of the three Gods in Entae culture. Toma is worshipped by the Entae people as the God of life and spirits.

The Entae people say that Etonia used to be a barren landscape, dead of life. Toma then came from the ocean and found the land. Toma wanted to bring life to the land. He used his power to make the trees and the grass and make the landscape green and filled with life. Toma then ruled and watched over all the animals and monsters of the jungle for a thousand years. The giant serpent, Gaiza, burst out of the ground and wanted the land to himself. He ate all the animals and hid beneath the trees, out of sight. Toma fought the snake for years, until he grabbed Gaiza and threw him far past the mountains, to the southern side of the land. Toma then ruled over the northern half of Etonia for hundreds of years, and Gaiza ruled over the south. A few hundred years after the Entae people settled in Etonia, Toma was seen walking further south and and hasn't been seen since.

The Entae people say that when you die, you go to the land of spirits, where Toma is waiting for you.

Toma has never been proven to be real, since he disappeared long ago. Many scholars agree that he was just a myth made by the Entae.

Appearance
Toma is often described and displayed in art as a giant humanoid elephant with a gold sash and a gold headpiece.