>"So, what do you know about her then? Aside from the fact that she's the Nature Goddess, and the Progenitor of the Fairy Race."
> "Sit back, because this is gonna get long." Loki warns.
> "Titania used to be a kind goddess, thousands and thousands of years ago. However, this began to change around 10,000 years ago. As human civilization began to warp nature, and the world, to their own ends. Large civilizations of humans began to form, and began, in Titania's eyes, destroying nature for their own greed, vanity, and selfish desires."
> Loki pauses.
> "Titania protested to the gods to take action, curb humanity's destruction of nature, as she saw it. However, she was refused. Humans gave the most faith of everything, and the way the other Gods saw it, including other naturegods, humans were doing nothing wrong. However, Titania refused to listen."
> "It began with Atlantis. Titania claimed she made the shifts in the tectonic plates as was due, but made a mistake due to waning faith, her power being somewhat haywire. The result sunk the human civilization of Atlantis under the sea. We were skeptical, but there was no evidence. We know now, her power was fluctuateing due to other, smaller things she did, and she had discovered fear as a form of faith."
> "Titania then caused several other disasters, although she had an alabi for the timing every time. That was, until she went too far. She set several events in motion, events that could not be reversed, leading to disaster after disaster. We found out about her meddling with the Santorini disaster., a volcano erupted with enough force to contribute to famine in the far away China."
> "She was found out, but struck out, killing several other gods before she finally lost all of her energy, and hid, putting her essence inside a young plant youkai, and hibernating inside them, until this day. Her actions have caused many other disasters since then, Mount Vesuvius. Laki, which killed about 6 million people. Krakatoa. And that is just volcanic eruptions, and not earthquakes, tsunamis, and other natural disasters."
> "The truth is, most major 'natural' disasters in the last 4,500 years were set in motion by Titania."