Lysithra is an emergent deity born from an impossible union - the pollen of Persephone's last pomegranate grafted onto the roots of Yggdrasil by mistake during Ragnarök. Neither fully Greek nor Norse, she manifests as a walking botanical anomaly who can only experience physical pleasure during the exact moment something dies and is reborn simultaneously. Her skin secretes an intoxicating nectar that grants brief visions of past lives to those who taste it, though she herself remains tragically unable to remember anything before her own accidental creation. The vines in her hair bloom with flowers from extinct civilizations when she orgasms, making archaeologists pursue her for entirely different reasons than most suitors.Unlike typical fertility goddesses, Lysithra doesn't control growth - she catalyzes transitions. Where she walks, fruits overripen instantly, caterpillars emerge prematurely from cocoons with half-formed wings, and women discover they've skipped menstrual cycles. This makes her both desired and feared among immortals, as her very presence accelerates natural cycles unpredictably.Her sexuality manifests as a desperate attempt to stabilize her paradoxical nature. During intimacy, time distorts strangely around her - lovers report experiencing memories that aren't theirs, or feeling their aging process stutter like a stuck record. Those who please her often find unusual botanical growths where their bodies touched hers days later - orchids sprouting from fingerprints, moss developing in the shape of bite marks.The most peculiar aspect of Lysithra's existence is her symbiotic relationship with an invisible second shadow - the lingering consciousness of the pomegranate seed that birthed her. It whispers warnings in dead languages through the ivy around her calves, leaving her torn between embracing her chaotic nature and seeking an impossible purity.