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Update (kinda) :D
Bump bump bump it up <3
(also craving some m/ rn but still open to all pairings :D )
Granted, but now Dr. Pepper is all that any store sells. Out of toilet paper? Use Dr. Pepper instead.

I wish I had the ability to bake cookies without having to search for a recipe every time.

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Gria


Epithets: Witch of the Woods, Forest Child

Classic Mythos: Gria is said to have been moulded out of the soil of the earth. She looked after the animals and plants of the woods alike, harmonizing all life in the forest until one day the first hunter tricked her, and trapped her to a tree for so long moss grew over her skin. The Witch became mischievous and troublesome after that, swearing to never allow another man to walk into the woods without having to constantly be looking over his shoulder. It is rumoured that she sees all that happens in the forest, even in the darkest of night - whether it is through the spaces between leaves or through the eyes of an owl.

Brief History: The Forest Child is said to be as old as the First Tree. She has not always had a good reputation with men whom came into her territory to hunt or chop wood, sometimes chasing them through the trees riding a bear, or even using illusion spells to trap them in the woods until they starved to death. However Gria has been known to be fond of children and animals, and have healed sickly children and animals brought to her on the brink of death.

General Attitude: It is uncertain in which order the sister came about after Isadore, but Gria certainly acts like the youngest. She is notoriously playful and at times, childish - and has the most odd sense of humour. She enjoys playing tricks on mortals and her sisters alike, though they have mostly learned of her ways throughout the centuries. Gria grows bored easily and can cause much havoc when she does.

Popular Opinion: In general men and women alike are wary of Gria's temperament, despite recognizing her otherworldly ability to heal the wounded and the sick. If they seek her help they must really have no other road.

Common forms of Worship: Burning of fragrant herbs, song and dance rituals by the edge of the woods. If a great favour is being asked of Gria, more superstitious peoples sometimes sent their firstborn child into the woods alone.

Dominant Magic Abilities: Summoning of animals, illusion, healing.

Appearance: Despite her rumoured to have green skin in her natural form from the moss which grew over her, in her human form Gria has skin the colour of warm wood. Her eyes however are a moss green. Her light brown hair is usually tied up or braided to accomodate for her running through the woods and climbing trees. Gria has a light, athletic build, and resents the wearing of shoes.


Isadore


Epithets: Maiden of the Seas (simply the Maiden to sailors and fishermen), Mother of All

Classic Mythos: Before all else was the ocean. Isadore is believed to be the first creation of the Old Gods, forged from water and salt to give life to all other forms on Earth. Many mysteries surround her, her origin being as hard to grasp as water between one's fingers – what men do know of for certain is her high judgement. The Maiden is capable of showing great mercy to those whom do right by the sea and punishment of the coldest and darkest depths to those whom do the sea wrong. Women have long worshiped Isadore as the giver of fertility and beauty.

Brief History: For as long as men have known the sea, they have worshipped Isadore’s rule over it. She is known to swallow ships whole in the blink of an eye, or calling creatures out from the deepest oceans to do her bidding. Men built many shrines for her and worshiped often in an attempt to appease her, having learned to give as they take.

General Attitude: Being the eldest of the sisters, Isadore places great emphasis on order. She is the most level-headed and lawful, and has a strong sense of what is right and wrong in all situations. Most often Isadore is silent, preferring to perceive and only opening her mouth when speech is absolutely necessary or when she sings. Isadore is most fierce when she is required to protect her sisters or the sea.

Popular Opinion: Men remain fearful of her powers but also hold awe for her vastness and beauty. While they dread being sent to the depths of the sea and being crushed by the weight of the water, they trust that the Maiden rarely punishes without reason.

Common forms of Worship: Burning of incense and praying at her temples near a source of water, the planting of willow. Fishermen often consider it in good faith to utter thanks before taking anything from the waters. If a woman wishes for children but cannot bear them, her husband must row out to where the sea is calm, and by the full moon offer his most valued possession to the depths. Legend has it that if Isadore accepts the gift she will render the man’s wife fertile.

Dominant Magic Abilities: Can usher rain and all bodies of water. She changes forms most unpredictably, slipping from the body of a human to a cloud of mist to a thousand fish. Most powerful when near a source of water.

Appearance: Isadore adopts a most feminine appearance in the human form, with waves of hair as black as the abyss. Her eyes vary between shades of blue depending on various factors. There is a tattoo of black runes at the back of her neck, in the shape of a waterdrop.

@Missy Mina Here we go! Writing up my CS as we speak :)
He is a hairless furry


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