The influence and knowledge of the experienced can help mold the minds of those who seek wisdom and information. Through this connection of wisdom, bonds of deep trust and admiration can be formed; as the student may fully trust in the words of their mentor. Knowing the words spoken to them echo experience, those who seek knowledge will accept what is being taught, especially if the student has no frame of reference prior. The goddess of love, Erisa has seen a lot and has experienced much more. In comparison, Amare is not as knowledgeable about various topics that pertain to the mortal world but has expressed interest in learning more about it. Erisa frequently shares her knowledge with her inquisitive muse and hopes to educate Amare as best she can. Of course, when it comes to matters of the heart, Erisa has an encyclopedic knowledge of love and sex and will readily share it with her muse. It’s due to how knowledgeable Erisa is that Amare trusts what her mistress tells her, with the main questions being expansions on the initial inquiry. Amare loves and trusts Erisa, and when it comes to the feelings of love and passion, desires to know all she can; willing to take whatever lessons the goddess has to give her and expand on them whenever possible. Amare demonstrates this with her mastery of her bow, as it was one of the first skills Erisa taught her upon becoming her messenger. Pristine plucks of her silvery bow strings accompanied by flashes of glittering crimson showcase Amare’s skill with her gifted instrument of love; and Erisa couldn’t be prouder of her little muse for developing her skill and desiring to know more about love. Erisa cherishes Amare’s company and looks forward to the times she can educate her messenger on further intimate details regarding stirring passion, pangs of love, and the shivers of ecstasy! This was an amazing pic done by my good friend  PB_doodles showcasing Amare basking in the presence of her beloved goddess Erisa! I hope you all enjoy! Be sure to spread the love!

*TRIVIA: Erisa designed Amare’s wings off of the feathers that are seen on her hips.