Maria de Guadalupe Santiago

Maria de Guadalupe Santiago was born near the village of the Kamekeri in the Central American nation of Costa Verde. The Kamekeri were a simple people whose ancestors worshiped the ancient gods until the arrival of the Spaniards. The Spanish missionaries colonized her people and this included the conversion of the Kamekeri and led to an abandonment of the ancient beliefs and gods. Legends say that the Kamekeri's gods left for the heavens, except for one. Peliali, the Volcano goddess vowed to stay among her chosen people and to provide them with her protection.