Yanìs Chronicles:
Savage Crowns

Sia Mori is a child of Jimbasi and Rowana, the sibling of Ekoari, and was born of passion and inner fire.

It is known as the Playwright of our Dreams, the Rainbow Poet, the Will Singer, and the Melody of Dreams. It is said that Sia Mori personally manifests itself to each artist in the moment of creation.
Tulips, servals, and malachite are sacred to it and are required in sacrifices and ceremonies. Its priests are required to wear white robes with decorations primarily in emerald green and then gold. They are also well-trained in combat with glaives, as the shaft points towards the outer sky and the blade represents a moon, a weapon, and a pointer towards one's direction.

Sia Mori is the deity who presides over every form of art, from painting to music, from writing to fashion; every art is its domain. Any form of expression that allows mortals to communicate their souls is placed in the custody of Sia Mori. The Dawn's Musician teaches mortals that the mental and emotional state reached in the moment of creating beautiful things brings an artist closer to divinity. In the moment of the artistic act, mortals become more similar to deities because, as Sia Mori explains, every artist is essentially a little creator god.
However, Sia Mori is also revered as the deity of dreams, in the dual sense of being a dreamlike lord and an inspirer of ambitions. Sia Mori is Lotru-Kori's counterpart, but the two of them never fight because Sia Mori believes that even in the madness of the worst nightmares, there is an art form. But it is above all in its capacity as a supporter of ideas and ambitions that it is revered. Sia Mori teaches that everything that can be dreamed of, for the good and benefit of all, can also be achieved. The future of any society belongs to those who fight to realize their dreams and are obstinate in never giving up, no matter how many times they fail or how many obstacles they face.

Sia Mori appears as an anthropomorphic griffin with the body, tail, and ears of a majestic white tiger, a toned and slender body, clawed hands, and the head of a grouse. It also has huge feathered wings on its back whose feathers are multicolored and iridescent like a rainbow.