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Baltic Goddess of the Sea, amber, healing, and Love. She lived under the waves of the Baltic Sea in a beautiful castle made of amber. She is the queen of the sea and the Lithuanian Merfolk, and so she ruled over all the maritime creatures and maintained the peace and balance between them. One day, a young fisherman named Kastytis was fishing near to her castle. He was a very talented fisherman. That day he was catching in his nets a big amount of fish.

This made Jūratė angry, as she thought he was disturbing the calmness of the ocean by taking too many animals at a time. She decided to punish the fisherman in order to restore the peace of her kingdom, but when she faced Kastytis, they fell hopelessly in love with each other.

They lived happily together in Jūratė’s amber castle for some time, but their happiness was not to last. Perkūnas, the god of thunder, the most powerful and feared of the Baltic gods, was the father of the sea queen, and he ended up discovering the affair between Jūratė and Kastytis.

He got furious with Jūratė, not only for daring to love a mere human, which was not allowed for the gods as they were superior creatures, but also because she had been promised to marry the god of water, known as Patrimpas.

Out of his rage, Perkūnas used his lightning bolts to kill Kastytis and struck the undersea amber palace reducing it to its ruins. As to Jūratė’s destiny, she was tied to the ruins of the castle to spend her life there to the eternity, Crying amber tears.

But she was freed, but she still has some moments of saddness.

She is not a fan of Yahweh because of how the ocean is polluted and how the baltics were forced to convert.

She likes Charlie because of her kindness.

Description
Baltic Goddess of the Sea, amber, healing, and Love. She lived under the waves of the Baltic Sea in a beautiful castle made of amber. She is the queen of the sea and the Lithuanian Merfolk, and so she ruled over all the maritime creatures and maintained the peace and balance between them. One day, a young fisherman named Kastytis was fishing near to her castle. He was a very talented fisherman. That day he was catching in his nets a big amount of fish.

This made Jūratė angry, as she thought he was disturbing the calmness of the ocean by taking too many animals at a time. She decided to punish the fisherman in order to restore the peace of her kingdom, but when she faced Kastytis, they fell hopelessly in love with each other.

They lived happily together in Jūratė’s amber castle for some time, but their happiness was not to last. Perkūnas, the god of thunder, the most powerful and feared of the Baltic gods, was the father of the sea queen, and he ended up discovering the affair between Jūratė and Kastytis.

He got furious with Jūratė, not only for daring to love a mere human, which was not allowed for the gods as they were superior creatures, but also because she had been promised to marry the god of water, known as Patrimpas.

Out of his rage, Perkūnas used his lightning bolts to kill Kastytis and struck the undersea amber palace reducing it to its ruins. As to Jūratė’s destiny, she was tied to the ruins of the castle to spend her life there to the eternity, Crying amber tears.

But she was freed, but she still has some moments of saddness.

She is not a fan of Yahweh because of how the ocean is polluted and how the baltics were forced to convert.

She likes Charlie because of her kindness.