Belladon

Belladon are powerful beings, and one of the highest tiers of life.

Overview
When a Mata changes form, it tears a giant rift in the world which forms into a Belladon. They are incredibly powerful beings, capable of shifting the immediate world around them on a vast scale, even influencing the Attributes of the lives that are born. They are completely unfiltered forms of life, without a species or any concept of needs to define them, and thus their form is always completely unique. Unlike Mata, they possess the ability to exert a will of their own, rather than just the base interaction of the fundamental forces.

Categories
While Belladon lack the ability to be classified into species, they will fall into one of 3 categories: Any form of Belladon may create a Chiromata, given an unwarranted death, but Hoxen are by far the easiest to kill, and therefore the most prone to birthing Chiromata.
 * Ephemeral - Belladon with no physical form. They are purely hypothetical manifestations of will. They are responsible for influencing the Mind of the world around them. Even their existence is transient, with their life seemingly having no tether to itself, dissolving away given enough of a shift in the void. The vast majority of Belladon that are born are Ephemeral.
 * Brihn - Belladon with no fixed physical form. They will constantly change shape, having an uncanny appearance as if the form itself is not solid, liquid or gas. They are typically born far underground and in space, and are responsible for influencing the Spirit of the world around them. Everything about them is unpredictable. They will eventually either collapse into an Ephemeral or Hoxen form, with the former being far more common than the latter.
 * Hoxen - Belladon with a fixed physical form. They are the ardent will of life. They are the most obvious, but least common, form of Belladon, and are responsible for influencing the Body of the world around them. They are typically the only form of Belladon that will directly interact with the world, and they require a fulfilled purpose in order to properly die.