Character:Mimir

Mimir has lived most of his life as a bit of a black sheep in a cult of edgelords to the Forgotten God, being all but outcast by the group and even his father after his mother disappeared into the desert. With the assistance of the Daybreak Vanguard, he was able to enter the temple of the moon and bring the god Theenil back into the public consciousness. He now holds the title of First Harvester, and is tasked with being the bridge between Theenil and their followers.

Personality
Mimir can be prickly at first and keeps his guard up with most people. He doesn’t know how to talk to anyone that isn’t outright harassing him, but he’s working on it! He gets very anxious about making a good impression with new people, and is nervous but hopeful about his new role.

Appearance
Mimir is a lean, lavender colored tiefling. He's not particularly well muscled and prefers to dress in loose, flowing garments. He used to have gold eyes, but they shifted color after dying and being resurrected by Theenil and now shine a bright silver. His holy symbol is a sickle shaped brooch, and is the only memento he has of his mother's.

Theenil
Not long after Mimir's mother Frigg disappeared into the desert, he began hearing whispers that sounded like her voice. The voice guided Mimir throughout his adolescence, and shifted until it was clear that the voice belonged to the forgotten, nameless god the cult of the Reaping followed. After speaking their true name aloud, Mimir was able to bring Theenil back and in turn destroy the Dread that had seeded itself in the temple. Theenil has placed the task of helping guide their followers and other folks of Athune in their teachings in Mimir's hands. Mimir is anxious regarding his new role, but trusts Theenil's judgement and guidance.

Odin
Odin and Mimir's relationship is tense at best. Odin's only true love was his first wife Frigg, and after she inexplicably fled into the desert he pinned the emotional blame on their son, only a toddler at the time. Mimir grew up holding a grudge against Odin for all but abandoning him, and made a habit of calling him insulting names whenever he got the chance. Through some convincing from Odin's second wife Skadi, Mimir is now trying to lessen the rift between him and his father.

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