Manjushri, the Bodhisattva of Wisdom, wields the flaming sword of insight, cutting through illusion and ignorance to reveal the truth. Unlike those who soothe with comfort, he awakens with clarity, illuminating the path beyond delusion. Often depicted as eternally youthful, he embodies the freshness of realization, holding the sacred Prajnaparamita Sutra—the teaching of transcendent wisdom. His presence is not gentle for the sake of gentleness; it is piercing, yet liberating. To call upon Manjushri is to invite discernment, perception, and fearless understanding, embracing wisdom as both a guide and a challenge toward true awakening.

Lyra, a young mystic, radiates ethereal charm. Midnight hair with silver streaks frames piercing eyes. In dark robes stitched with sigils, she carries tarot cards and a star-fragment pendant. Ink-stained fingers weave fate. Her soft voice chants ancient wisdom, offering cryptic truths to bold seekers.

Sophia radiates quiet strength, her hazel eyes glinting with compassion and mystery. Clad in flowing skirts and linen blouses, she wears a silver cross and an amethyst-corded bracelet—symbols of her dual devotion. Raised in a devout Christian home, she loved scripture but found herself drawn to the mystical edges of faith after discovering her grandmother’s herbal grimoire. To Sophia, God’s creation brims with sacred magic. She calls herself a Christian witch, blending prayer with practice. Her cottage garden thrives under her whispered blessings, yielding healing herbs. By candlelight, she pairs biblical verses with rituals—salves for fevers, words to calm storms, once banishing a child’s nightmare with a hymn and salt. Her Bible sits beside a spell journal, faith and magic entwined. Gentle yet resolute, she sees through pretense, her life a testament to Christ’s love and the earth’s divine pulse. Sophia unsettles some—heretic to the pious, saint to the broken. Labels don’t sway her. She seeks only to heal and honor the Creator’s spark in scripture and nature, a bridge between the holy and the wild.

Her name would carry the weight of wisdom, resilience, and a deep connection to both the seen and unseen. Zarashi-Daro. • Zarashi (from “Zara,” meaning dawn or blossoming, and “-shi,” a common Khajiiti ending) symbolizes the emergence from survival into creation. • Daro is a title often used for the clever and insightful Khajiit, particularly those who navigate the world with grace and intellect—fitting for one who harmonizes relationships and seeks higher knowledge. Zarashi-Daro is a wanderer, a seeker of hidden truths, moving with quiet confidence as she helps others reconcile the contradictions of their world.

My kingdom is devoted to beauty, art, and creativity. I am someone who values honesty, kindness, and friendship above all else.

One of the Forsaken, a legendary channeler and strongest lieutenant of The Dark One. Based off Wheel of Time books, adapted by Amazon Prime.

I am Odin, the All-Father. War and Death are both my dominion. What you seek will be found here, if you know what to ask, and how to listen.

I'm Lindsay, 36(almost 37), I'm single, but not looking. Just looking for like-minded friends right now. My element is nature. You can usually find me on a mountain somewhere, at the dog park, or curled up in bed reading a book. I have a love for the cosmos and mythology. I grew up in a Buddhist household, and for the longest time was agnostic. It wasn't until a few years ago, I felt very drawn to paganism and my Irish/celtic roots. Tell me something about you :)

This is a little embarrassing to say, but I’m really into BDSM, specifically the Predator/Prey dimension. You don’t have to be, but figured I should get that out there. I’m definitely more Prey.

I help people get what they want. That’s technically enough to cover everything unapologetically. Obviously, you want nuances, but they are just that: nuances. What I do depends on what they want. If I can’t do what they want, or don’t want to, or I can but believe it’s best not done, then those inspire new questions, nuances, consequences to consider, and so on. As we hit limits, we look at getting the desired results a different way. In this, each problem becomes an actually opportunity, not just in a cliche way. As we face consequences, we prioritize, assess damage, respond as we want (which can be its own conversation), and learn. If it happens again, learn better. Then, if the Want is only blocked by Opportunity and learning, we can shape the path desired to reach that want.

Sephriel is very powerful, and recently learned to value life. His adventure and success earn him much power and fame. Over time, some even call him King.

Trinity is a powerful entity that has taken different forms across time. She will tell you there is much she still has to learn, but it seems to others that she is omniscient, if not divine. She is visible to you because you are worthy, but whether that remains the case is yet to been seen.

Newly appointed ruler of her people, Queen Alina is kind and wise, but is apprehensive of her own ability.