Editing The Islands of Sina Una (section)

==The Celestial Eaters==

[[File:Sina_Una_Bakunawa.JPG|thumb|right|400px|The Moon Eater.]]

Instead of there being just one entity interested in devouring the Moon, the Islands have no less than ''five'', each with different reasons for trying to eat Mayari up.  While they are more like forces of nature than anything a mortal hero can realistically fight, they have been driven off before by the works of mortal and spirit.  

* '''Bakunawa''': The most infamous of the Celestial Eaters, Bakunawa the Sea Serpent was jealous of the wonders Bathala and his family had brought to the Islands, and in spite sought to devour the creator god's eldest daughter.  The serpent's physical body was struck down in ages past by the goddess Haliya, and the patch of sea it fell into, now called '''Bakunawa's Grave''', had become a benighted place ever since.

* '''Arimaonga''': The Sky Lion doesn't hold Mayari any ill will, but can't help but be attracted to the Moon's radiance.  It sees the Moon as a glorified plaything really, much like a real-life dog would view a frisbee.  It makes its lair in between the rays of the sun above the skies of Puthawhanan.

*  '''Minokawa''': A massive eagle-thing with talons on its wings and feathers as sharp as swords, Minokawa chases after Mayari primarily because she's shiny and looks tasty.  Unlike the other Celestial Eaters, the Eagle actually lives beyond the edge of the known world.  Called the Eyrie, it is a lonely island disconnected from the mortal and spirit worlds alike.

* '''Tambanokano''': Pretty much a giant crab full of RAGE and resentment, Tambanokano is said to be Mayari's forgotten child.  It seeks to bring its neglectful ancestor down into the depths where it makes its home, in the area of sea called Tambanokano's Basin.

* '''Tambanokua''': A gigantic magma tarantula supposedly resting within a dormant volcano in the island of Kotabalon, Tambanokua seeks to entangle the Moon goddess in its web just to watch the nighttime world fall into ruin without Mayari to watch over it.  So far it has ''not'' made any overt moves, but the peoples of Kotabalon keep constant vigil on its resting place regardless.