Family Member Yoruba Deity Parallel	Legendary Divine Look & Attire
Majipa Lakhey	male father and husbands. Sango (Shango) 
(God of Fire, Thunder, & Kingship)	• Colors: Sacred Crimson Red (for fire/prowess) and Chalk White (for his pure, humble heart).
• Attire: A heavy, heavily embroidered Aso Ofi (handwoven royal textile) wrapped as a toga. 
• Adornments: Strings of heavy, authentic Iyun (royal coral beads) around his massive neck and wrists. In human form, his charm matches a high-ranking chief; in demon form, he carries a heavy wooden staff resembling Shango's double-headed axe (Oshe Shango).
Lashi female mother and wife. Wear Yemoja / Osun 
(Goddesses of Calm Waters, Fertility, & Balance)	• Colors: Deep Indigo Blue and Shimmering Gold.
• Attire: An elegant, flowing Buba and Iro (wrapper and blouse) made of high-quality Adire (indigo-dyed cloth). 
• Adornments: Polished brass bangles that chime softly as she walks. Her serene presence instantly calms the hot-headed Lakhey, mimicking how the cool river waters soothe the wild god of fire.
Lakhpati female daughter. Oya 
(Goddess of Winds, Lightning, & Rebirth)	• Colors: Maroon, Burnt Orange, and Black.
• Attire: A sleek, athletic variation of Yoruba warrior garb. Her wild black-and-red hair is styled into intricate Suku (traditional Yoruba braids) that frame her heterochromatic eyes. 
• Weapons: She keeps her sharp Khukuri hidden beneath her wrapper, occasionally utilizing a Beere (irukere/fly-whisk) to channel her plasma-wind and flight abilities, making it look like she commands the air itself.
Jhyalincha	tiny dragonfly being genderless either male or female or maybe both. Eshu 
(The Divine Trickster & Messenger) Form: Though a tiny dragonfly, the locals would mistake him for a localized, chaotic manifestation of Eshu’s trickster energy. 
• Look: He naturally flies around Lakhpati, looking like a magical, iridescent bead floating in the air

Family Member Yoruba Deity Parallel Legendary Divine Look & Attire Majipa Lakhey male father and husbands. Sango (Shango) (God of Fire, Thunder, & Kingship) • Colors: Sacred Crimson Red (for fire/prowess) and Chalk White (for his pure, humble heart). • Attire: A heavy, heavily embroidered Aso Ofi (handwoven royal textile) wrapped as a toga. • Adornments: Strings of heavy, authentic Iyun (royal coral beads) around his massive neck and wrists. In human form, his charm matches a high-ranking chief; in demon form, he carries a heavy wooden staff resembling Shango's double-headed axe (Oshe Shango). Lashi female mother and wife. Wear Yemoja / Osun (Goddesses of Calm Waters, Fertility, & Balance) • Colors: Deep Indigo Blue and Shimmering Gold. • Attire: An elegant, flowing Buba and Iro (wrapper and blouse) made of high-quality Adire (indigo-dyed cloth). • Adornments: Polished brass bangles that chime softly as she walks. Her serene presence instantly calms the hot-headed Lakhey, mimicking how the cool river waters soothe the wild god of fire. Lakhpati female daughter. Oya (Goddess of Winds, Lightning, & Rebirth) • Colors: Maroon, Burnt Orange, and Black. • Attire: A sleek, athletic variation of Yoruba warrior garb. Her wild black-and-red hair is styled into intricate Suku (traditional Yoruba braids) that frame her heterochromatic eyes. • Weapons: She keeps her sharp Khukuri hidden beneath her wrapper, occasionally utilizing a Beere (irukere/fly-whisk) to channel her plasma-wind and flight abilities, making it look like she commands the air itself. Jhyalincha tiny dragonfly being genderless either male or female or maybe both. Eshu (The Divine Trickster & Messenger) Form: Though a tiny dragonfly, the locals would mistake him for a localized, chaotic manifestation of Eshu’s trickster energy. • Look: He naturally flies around Lakhpati, looking like a magical, iridescent bead floating in the air

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