God · from book 4

Yarilo

'The banished god of Lust': a child of Taranis who, drunk at the first Butcher's Masquerade, tried to force himself on another god's familiar and was banished to the Nothing by Apito for breaking the seal of peace — the offence that ended the party and made it a sacrament. Ghazi tried to reach him there; Psamathe answered instead.

First appears: B4 ch. 21

Family and enemies

Relation	With	Source
impersonated-by	Psamathe (Samantha)	B4 ch. 21
banished-by	Apito	B5 ch. 65
child-of	Taranis	B5 ch. 65

By book

Book 4 — The Gate of the Feral Gods

Ghazi sought the Gate for controlled access to the Nothing, to converse with Yarilo, the banished god of Lust, and ask him to make Lika love him (B4 ch. 21); Ghazi's own account of opening a portal to seek him and being tricked by Psamathe (B4 ch. 23).

Book 5 — The Butcher's Masquerade

Book 5 supplies the banishment. At the first masquerade, drunk, he attempted to force himself upon the familiar of one of the other gods, and Apito banished him to the Nothing; Taranis raged at his wife 'for exiling his child' — his child, not hers (B5 ch. 65).

Mentions

Book	Chapters	Where
4 — The Gate of the Feral Gods	2/35	B4 ch. 21, B4 ch. 23
5 — The Butcher's Masquerade	1/78	B5 ch. 65

Part of the pantheon.