Lead Protagonist  -  Sheenyana of Kyontawa, second in line to the Throne.

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Both of Sheenyana’s parents were killed by an invading tribe, the Tokono, when Sheenyana was ten years old. (See Food for the Gods: Aftermath.)  Orphaned, Sheenyana was raised to adulthood by Shogoto and Shogami—effectively becoming an older (and often envied) sister to her cousin, Xionko.

 

 

In military terms, Sheenayana’s  rank is roughly equivalent to that of an army colonel—with General Doumoku (Vincent Ternida) being the only Kyontawa official, besides Shogoto himself, to technically outrank her.   Her combat and tactical prowess are near legendary, and she is particularly known for her deadly accuracy when throwing her trademark dagger.  In both Food for the Gods: Aftermath and the proposed feature film version of Food for the Gods, Sheenyana will demonstrate her psychic ability to anticipate her enemy’s every move and counteract them.

 

 

American astronaut Lt. Richard O’Conner (Danny Dorosh) changes Sheenyana’s life forever.  Never before has  she loved a man so deeply and completely.  In his arms, his touch, the veteran Kyontawa soldier becomes the proverbial young girl she never had a chance to be—engaged in a torrid affair, raising eyebrows of those who have so long trusted her judgment.

 

Sheenyana inherited her powers from her mother.  Interestingly, neither Shogami (her mother’s sister) nor Xionko (Shogami’s daughter) have ever shown any signs whatsoever of paranormal ability.  Sheenyana’s gift is unique among her people.  Although Sheenyana’s mother was never a warrior, prior to her death, she instilled in Sheenyana her mystical knowledge of the apothecaries and devotion to the Sacred Texts of Wakandan Tori (the Bird Gods, those Beings who seeded Man from the Sky) —an education later balanced by Shogami’s more secular and pragmatic views on Kyontawa faith.

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