Whomever consumes this sliver of paper shall be granted the unlimited powers of an animus permanently, with no way to remove said powers, even through an alternate, external enchantment.
While I know animus ocs tend to be very mary-sue, I've made them a non-prominent character who ascended to this false god-hood through coincidence and luck to compensate.
They had come across The Darkstalker's talisman tucked away. Upon realizing what it was and the great power it held, they took a piece of the talisman to gift themselves with animus magic when the paper was consumed—that way their power wasn't at risk if it was held through jewlery or some sort of external vessel. Unsure of what to do with the rest of the talisman due to no use, they hid it further in the jungle until Chameleon found it over a century later.
Now Teka is immortal, a foolish curse all mortals cast upon themselves when given the power of the gods and from there their mind began to slip. (I believe immortality would cause a mortal being to go a bit crazy, personally. But being crazy is better than facing the uncertainty of death.)
Oftentimes they reside in the rainforest, their place of birth due to its comforting familiarity and seclusion, but travels all over with no limitations to their flesh. With said magic, Teka often plays menial tricks upon others, being nothing more than a minor inconvenience in their wake.
They have been around for about 200 years now.
I based the false eyes off of birch trees, and due to the powerful chromatophores in rainwings, they can and do in fact blink!
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