Yanìs Chronicles:
Savage Crowns

Teeje, the most fearsome predator of the deep sea, came to life when Zundoey's challenge to Ayrus resounded through the waters of Yanìs.

Teeje is considered the Terror of all Waters, the Honor-less Thief, the Sailing Teacher, and the Unscrupulous Bandit.
Kelp, crabs, and skerry rocks are sacred to it and are required in sacrifices and ceremonies. Its priests must wear dark blue robes with primarily black and red decorations and are highly trained in combat using the kukri, an insidious and deadly weapon, easy to draw and use, perfect for cutting throats.

Despite being considered the Deity of navigation, protector of all those who sail on seas and rivers and those who make a living through fishing, Teeje is not well-liked. The cult is primarily based on piracy and banditry. Teeje is an evil deity who enjoys overpowering the weakest and inspires its followers to obtain what they want by force and violence. It is a deity that primarily protects pirates, and then sailors. There is no place for the weak and kind in the faith of Teeje, nothing is too cruel, and there is no room for affection. Teeje teaches that once one has someone else's money, they never have to give it back, sedition and treason are always profitable, and one should never let family stand in the way of opportunity.
Teeje is a deity disliked even by many of the other deities considered "evil" because its cult is based on taking advantage of every situation and weakness to one's advantage, making it unreliable. Sometimes it has points of agreement with Dekar, both being accumulators of riches, and Teeje certainly does not refuse its support to Zundoey, even though it has already betrayed it once. On the contrary, Teeje is always at war with all those who care about some form of order or legislation and even with Dykren, the so-called King of Thieves, because its ways are mean and barbaric.

Teeje appears as a huge sea monster, a chimera with eight squid-like tentacles instead of legs, the head of a lantern fish, and jellyfish tentacles instead of hair. Its body and dorsal fin resemble those of a shark, and it has enormous crab claws around its wrists.