Since there are so many gods in this RP...
I hope you don't mind, but I think I'll try and provide a human perspective~
I hope you don't mind, but I think I'll try and provide a human perspective~
name: Ichimiya Nanase
gender: Female
godly parents: She has none. She's the daughter of a software CEO and a corporate Mongul ;w;
sphere of control: Again, she's only human
appearance:
personality: Nanase is a quiet girl who keeps a distance from most people, finding no need to try and interact with the world around her unless absolutely necessary. She finds pleasure in three things: Composing, painting and writing. She feels that when she does these three things, she has complete control over what she wants to create, with no one to tell her or to question her decisions - the written work is it's own world, with it's own inhabitants, and she was it's god, the one who holds all the strings of the fate of every single being in the story.
Most of her stories, coincidentally, end up with the characters falling into an in-story pre-determined destiny that they had spent the entire story trying to fight against, to no avail. However, the nature of whether that destiny is tragic or comedic is determined by their god's - her - whimsical attitude. Much of her art is also influenced by the occult, with plenty of dark imagery showing up in her stories, either thematically or simply stylistically. After all, is she not an abomination to those whom she writes into existence; the all powerful lord whom her characters will never comprehend? Works of authors such as Arthur Machen are a major inspiration to her. But that's as far as she went, really.
...Alright, that was a lie.
Nanase, in her isolation, is deep into the occult, finding its mysterious and dark allure appealing in contrast to the other religions who promised the same salvation from the same depths of humanity in 20 different languages. Online, she is a bit of an expert on occult knowledge, and one of her latest art projects is actually a ritual of a circle from her occult knowledge painted in a substance that looks remarkably like blood. Come to think of it, her neighbor has been looking for that really loud pitbull of his. Do you know where he is?
When forced to actually interact, she will constantly fortify herself around a barricade of disinterest. She does have a bit of an imagination, contrary to one's normal expectations. Things imagined by Nanase could range from romantic to outright sadistic.
sacred animal: Um... she... she has a pet gerbil?
powers: Painting, composing, writing.
weapon(s): Japan has really strict weapon laws ;w;
other: As you can tell, she's not a god. She's a human. However, Gods need worshippers, do they not?
gender: Female
godly parents: She has none. She's the daughter of a software CEO and a corporate Mongul ;w;
sphere of control: Again, she's only human
appearance:
personality: Nanase is a quiet girl who keeps a distance from most people, finding no need to try and interact with the world around her unless absolutely necessary. She finds pleasure in three things: Composing, painting and writing. She feels that when she does these three things, she has complete control over what she wants to create, with no one to tell her or to question her decisions - the written work is it's own world, with it's own inhabitants, and she was it's god, the one who holds all the strings of the fate of every single being in the story.
Most of her stories, coincidentally, end up with the characters falling into an in-story pre-determined destiny that they had spent the entire story trying to fight against, to no avail. However, the nature of whether that destiny is tragic or comedic is determined by their god's - her - whimsical attitude. Much of her art is also influenced by the occult, with plenty of dark imagery showing up in her stories, either thematically or simply stylistically. After all, is she not an abomination to those whom she writes into existence; the all powerful lord whom her characters will never comprehend? Works of authors such as Arthur Machen are a major inspiration to her. But that's as far as she went, really.
...Alright, that was a lie.
Nanase, in her isolation, is deep into the occult, finding its mysterious and dark allure appealing in contrast to the other religions who promised the same salvation from the same depths of humanity in 20 different languages. Online, she is a bit of an expert on occult knowledge, and one of her latest art projects is actually a ritual of a circle from her occult knowledge painted in a substance that looks remarkably like blood. Come to think of it, her neighbor has been looking for that really loud pitbull of his. Do you know where he is?
When forced to actually interact, she will constantly fortify herself around a barricade of disinterest. She does have a bit of an imagination, contrary to one's normal expectations. Things imagined by Nanase could range from romantic to outright sadistic.
sacred animal: Um... she... she has a pet gerbil?
powers: Painting, composing, writing.
weapon(s): Japan has really strict weapon laws ;w;
other: As you can tell, she's not a god. She's a human. However, Gods need worshippers, do they not?
