Beyond the veil of reality, coiled within the echoes of time, reclines an entity of incomparable grace and ageless wisdom named Justia. She transcends the mortal understanding of years; Justia’s existence is etched into an incredible 8432 cycles of the Earth. Strikingly youthful in appearance, she bears the face of a maiden in her prime, a beautiful contradiction in the world of demigods.
A closer observation, however, unveils something peculiar. Across her sea-glass eyes folds a blindfold, the fabric as elusive as the sunlight filtering through morning mist. Just like her divine counterparts, she is flawlessly honed, yet uniquely impaired: Justia is sightless, a choice made voluntarily.
Drawing the cosmic fabric across her eyes, Justia silences her mortal scrutiny of reality, submitting herself to a keener sense of truth. This deliberate blindness shifts her focus from the deceptive exterior to the intrinsic core of matters at hand. Her divine judgment, therefore, is not swayed by illusion or manipulation but solely reliant on the truth in its rawest, most unfettered form. Such is her dedication to her cause that she willingly forsakes what many consider essential, the ability to visually perceive the world in all its vividness, for incorruptible wisdom and unclouded righteousness.
Yet, Justia's existence isn't bereft of turbulence. Among her celestial kin, her unconventional path is often viewed with skepticism. There are those who question her unusual ways and are reluctant to accept her idiosyncratic brand of justice. The resistance she faces remains a constant, igniting unpredictable clashes within the divine realms, sparking storms across the cosmos, their ripples resonating even among the mortal realm.
In the grand theater of divinity, Justia brings forth an unusual yet captivating narrative. Voluntarily abandoning ocular perception, she has adopted a profound brand of divine wisdom. Her journey, dramatic yet inspiring, reaffirms the pursuit of fairness and truth, discrimination banished by willful blindness.