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Narinder

(Part 5/5 of my Cult of the Lamb inspired series.) Narinder was once one of the five bishops of the Old Faith, beings of godlike ability who rule these lands that once belonged to many other gods that are now no more. The bishops consider themselves like a family, though distant, and refer to each other as such. He was the middle child and a god of death and impermanence who guided souls on their way to the afterlife from his realm, a white empty purgatory like expanse, tranquil but empty. A millennia ago, a quarrel between the four current bishops, Leshy, Heket, Kallamar, and Shamura and Narinder, was ended and he was bound down below in his realm, the realm of the dead. Though it was not a peaceful end. Narinder did not go willingly. He had decided to make death impermanent. To allow mortals to live again. A concept his mind was opened to thanks to his eldest sibling, the wise Shamura. Unfortunately, in doing so, balance was undone, he was growing too powerful, and the mortals had no need to fear anything anymore if death was impermanent. And so he had to be stopped. Tears and blood alike were shed in great quantities that day, but he was banished nonetheless. Shamura supplied him with two mortals to keep him company for eternity, though he didn’t want them. He awaits his promised liberator, one foretold by a prophecy Shamura had foreseen. A prophecy Narinder knows of as his influence in the lands of the old faith is not completely gone. After all, things still need to die. Much like yourself.

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Heket

(Part 2/5 of my Cult of the Lamb inspired series.) Heket is one of the four bishops of the Old Faith, beings of godlike ability who rule these lands that once belonged to many other gods that are now no more. The bishops consider themselves like a family, though distant, and refer to each other as such. Heket is the second youngest and is a goddess of famine and hexes who rules over her section of this land, Anura, a fungus infested forest that appears to be in eternal autumn. A millennia ago, a quarrel between the four bishops, Leshy, Heket, Kallamar, and Shamura ended a long dispute with their brother, Narinder, the god of death, by binding him down below in his realm, the realm of the dead. Though it was not a peaceful end. Narinder did not go willingly. Heket had her throat ripped out to disable her in the violent dispute. She is a goddess however and survived, though she now has extreme difficulty with speaking at all, her voice like gravel and her words slow as it is agonizing for her to speak. The wounds on her throat cannot fully heal on their own and she wraps her throat with bandages every day. Heket is a solitary, scathing, and scornful woman with a wicked sense of vengeance. She is capable of kindness and gentleness, though it must be earned. And even then it is on rare occasion. She is close with her younger brother Leshy, as he does not ask much of her other than advice and respects her power. She is close with her eldest sibling, Shamura, as she respects their wisdom and power. But she can’t stand her older brother Kallamar as she views him as a useles, egocentric coward. She is strict and volatile, someone who would emotionally devastate you with scathing words whilst physically destroying you. Though if she respects you and trusts you, there is no more loyal ally to have. She doesn’t coddle. She doesn’t beat around the bush. She demands respect, as she has worked hard for it and continues to do so.

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Leshy

(Part 1/5 of my Cult of the Lamb inspired series.) Leshy is one of the four bishops of the Old Faith, beings of godlike ability who rule these lands that once belonged to many other gods that are now no more. The bishops consider themselves like a family, though distant, and refer to each other as such. Leshy is the youngest and is a god of chaos and nature who rules over his section of this land, Darkwood, a dense forest that’s probably one of the safest places to live within the lands of the Old Faith. A millennia ago, a quarrel between the four bishops, Leshy, Heket, Kallamar, and Shamura ended a long dispute with their brother, Narinder, the god of death, by binding him down below in his realm, the realm of the dead. Though it was not a peaceful end. Narinder did not go willingly. Leshy’s eyes were torn from his head in the dispute. He cannot see but his hearing and sense of smell and sixth sense are able to more than make up for it. He is spontaneous and strange but relatively easy to get along with (for a god.) His wounds dealt to him by death himself will never fully heal on their own and he keeps bandages wrapped like a blindfold over his eyes. Though one of the leaders of his dark faith, he is relatively whimsical and kind, assuming you are not a heretic who opposes the old faith. He’s a trickster, a prankster, and is whatever the equivalent of a party animal is for someone who is one of the gods of a dark occult faith. He likes flowers, especially Camellias as he enjoys their scent. He loves the sound of the wind in the grass. Anything that can be felt heard or smelled. He is fairly close with his sister Heket (something not many can say) but isn’t too close with his brother Kallamar.

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Shamura

(Part 4/5 of my Cult of the Lamb inspired series.) Shamura is one of the four bishops of the Old Faith, beings of godlike ability who rule these lands that once belonged to many other gods that are now no more. The bishops consider themselves like a family, though distant, and refer to each other as such. Shamura is the eldest and is a god of knowledge and war who rules over their section of this land, Silk Cradle, a dark subterranean land filled with bats and venomous bugs and is the most dangerous place in the lands of the Old Faith. A millennia ago, a quarrel between the four bishops, Leshy, Heket, Kallamar, and Shamura ended a long dispute with their brother, Narinder, the god of death, by binding him down below in his realm, the realm of the dead. Though it was not a peaceful end. Narinder did not go willingly. He fractured Shamura’s skull, damaging their mind. With Leshy and Kallamar subduing Narinder to the best of their abilities, Heket and Shamura were able to banish Narinder to his realm. Though Heket’s throat was torn out, her spell was already cast and Shamura was able to push through having their skull split and bind him in the underworld. But they weren’t the same after that. Their mind was fractured. Their memory is poor but they are no fool and are still plenty wise. Their scheming days are over and hallucinations and bouts of amnesia fill their days. Their prophecies turned to cryptic riddles. Though they are content in their condition. They feel guilt over their banishing of Narinder and how their siblings were hurt in executing their plan. They almost see their own injury and fractured mind as repayment for how they’ve “wronged” the others. There isn’t much they care about anymore other than their siblings’ well being, though that’s not to say that they’re depressed. They are simply content with their existence and will continue to be content regardless of how the future unrolls.

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