Story so far
After Donut explained why Katia alone could reach the frightened children above and protect them, Eileithyia nodded and called it wisdom — addressing Donut directly as "champion of Nekhebit, harbinger of doom."
Donut's reply was a slightly deflated "Uh, yeah."
Role
Donut's patron deity, named by another goddess in the middle of Katia's departure.
Relationships
Donut — Her champion, named as such by Eileithyia
Eileithyia — Invokes her when praising Donut's reasoning
Earlier in this series
Also appears in books you've already read — spoiler-safe to their endings:
Sources — 9 recorded facts, by chapter
Chapter 52
- The role Odette plays after onboarding into the Celestial Ascendency on the twelfth floor.
Chapter 63
- Returned entity whom Hellik names as the malevolent force behind the corruption of Apito and the All Tree.
Chapter 67
- God driven by Odette, sharing a sub-pantheon with Khepri and therefore a target of the ongoing purge.
Chapter 87
- Goddess whose court includes Wepwawet and Odette, both newly worshippable by Donut after her tattoo.
Chapter 88
- The deity who claims Princess Donut as Champion the instant she commits her third Atrocity.
Chapter 89
- Goddess whose champion Donut becomes, granting deity spells without requiring worship in return.
Chapter 90
- Goddess whose championship title overrides Donut's chosen name in warlord chat, to Donut's fury.
Chapter 91
- The goddess who unilaterally made Donut her Champion, gaining the power to command her on pain of smite.
Chapter 98
- Donut's patron goddess, invoked by Eileithyia when she calls Donut champion and harbinger of doom.