I had ai make a desc for my oc in mind because I dont feel like doing all that writing, shes a goddess character from botw. I bended its words to how I prefer and I also added side quests for her because I can so here it is (do not come for me writing takes awhile but for now I have this and if you repost this give me credit.)
Name: Narella, the Tidebound
Title: Forgotten Goddess of Shores and the Sea
Domain: Beaches, tides, coastal winds, and shallow waters
Appearance: Narella appears as a graceful, ethereal figure draped in flowing garments that ripple like waves. Her skin has a sun-kissed, opalescent sheen, and her long hair shifts color from sandy gold to seafoam green. Seashells and bits of coral adorn her crown and jewelry, and faint bioluminescence glimmers across her body at night. Her eyes are a deep cerulean, swirling with ancient sorrow.
Personality: Once worshipped by fishing villages and coastal settlements, Narella was a gentle but proud deity. Now forgotten, she is wistful and soft-spoken, often seen alone along quiet shores, whispering to the waves. She is slow to trust but deeply compassionate, with a fierce protectiveness toward marine life and those who revere the sea with respect.
Lore: Narella was once honored with driftwood shrines and pearl offerings by early Zora and seaside Hylians. As time passed and her temples eroded, her name was lost to the tide. Some say her essence lingers in hidden tidepools and uncharted coves. During fierce storms, sailors whisper prayers to her out of instinct, not memory.
Tidecall: Can summon and manipulate ocean tides, creating paths or revealing sunken ruins.
Seaborn Veil: Cloaks herself and allies in mist, granting stealth and calming foes.
Echoes of the Deep: Communicates with sea creatures and reads the memories of the ocean floor.
Pearl of Remembrance: A glowing relic she carries that can restore fragments of lost history or bring peace to wandering spirits.
Location: Narella’s last known domain is a secret cove hidden beyond the Palmorae Beach in the Faron Reigon in Lurelin Village, accessible only during a rainy day at low tide.
Worshippers:
🌊 The Wavecallers of Lurelin
Description: A secluded fishing community on the southeastern coast, the Wavecallers were known for their reverent relationship with the sea. They believed Narella blessed their nets and calmed storms.
Rituals: They placed conch shells at the water’s edge each full moon and sang “The Hymn of the Shore” while casting their nets. Elders taught that her spirit would guide the fish to honest hands.
Fate: As Lurelin modernized and adopted newer fishing techniques, their traditions faded. Only a few elders still hum her songs.
Description: A secretive order of all-female monks who once lived on the remote Crescent Isles (now submerged ruins east of Eventide Island).
Role: They acted as priestesses, tide-readers, and guardians of ancient water scrolls said to be written in Narella's own script.
Appearance: Wore robes dyed with sea ink and adorned with silvered shells. Known for carrying coral-bladed ritual knives.
Beliefs: They believed Narella whispered fate through waves and interpreted dreams cast during high tide.
🌊 Common Offerings at Narella's Shrines
Symbolism: Represent the sea's beauty and fragility.
Use: Arranged in spirals or circles, often forming patterns meant to mimic tidal flow.
Special Items: Rare, naturally occurring blue or pink shells were considered sacred and placed at the center of offerings.
Symbolism: Purity, hidden wisdom, and the sea’s gifts to those who wait.
Use: Kept in small stone bowls carved into the shrine base. One legend says Narella wept pearls when she was forgotten.
Symbolism: A direct link to Narella's domain.
Use: Collected at dawn and poured into tidebowls—shallow stone basins built into shrines. Offerers would whisper thanks or prayers as the water evaporated or rejoined the tide.
🌾 Dried Sea Grasses and Driftwood
Symbolism: The connection between land and water.
Use: Used as incense or kindling in ritual fires. Shrines often had driftwood frames or chimes.
Symbolism: Longevity, patience, and memory shaped by time.
Use: People would write short prayers or names on the stones and place them at the foot of her altars, sometimes stacking them into tiny cairns.
🎶 Shell Chimes and Wind Instruments
Symbolism: Her voice carried on the wind and waves.
Use: Hung around shrines so her presence could be felt when the wind stirred them. The melody was said to bring peace or attract sea creatures.
Symbolism: Her connection to tides and hidden things.
Use: Shrines were often visited at night during full moons. Devotees lit small lanterns with pale blue flame or luminescent fish oil, letting their light reflect on the water.
Her altars were typically found:
In sea caves carved by the tide
Beneath overhangs on quiet beaches
Atop cliffs where sea breezes blew strongest
On boats or docks, especially among traveling fishers
🌊 Prayer to Narella – “Whisper of the Shore”
O Narella, Lady of the Tides,
Whose breath stirs wind and wave alike,
Hear this shell-born voice of mine,
Carried on salt and silver light.
Guide our boats, calm our seas,
Bring the fish, and hush the storm.
In moon’s pull and ocean's song,
Let your grace once more be born.
Traditionally, this would be said while placing a shell or stone at the shrine, and during full moons, it might be chanted by groups in a slow, rhythmic cadence to match the waves.
🐚 Questline: “The Tidebound Remnants”
A forgotten goddess stirs as the sea begins to whisper once more...
🌀 1. "Whispers in the Wind"
Location: Lurelin Village
Quest Type: Discovery / Mystery
Description: Villagers report hearing strange songs carried on the sea breeze at night. An elder named Mara asks Link to investigate the cliffs east of town.
Climb the sea cliffs and find a shell chime swaying in the wind.
Examine a weathered shrine hidden in a rock alcove.
Collect three “Echo Shells” washed up on distant shores.
Outcome: The chimes sing when the Echo Shells are placed, revealing a poem that hints at Narella’s name. Mara speaks the name aloud—and the wind dies for a moment.
🌊 2. "Offerings to the Tidebound"
Location: Multiple coastal regions
Quest Type: Gathering / Lore
Description: The shrine awakened in the first quest is dormant. Mara believes offerings may rekindle Narella’s spirit.
Place specific offerings at three ancient coastal shrines:
Lanayru Bay (Zora stone + pearl)
Martha’s Landing (seagrass bundle + driftwood fire)
Eventide Island shore (stacked stones + moonlit water)
Defend the Eventide shrine from monsters who were drawn to its reawakening.
Outcome: Each shrine gives Link a “Sea-Marked Stone.” When all three are placed in the original Lurelin shrine, a faint voice calls his name.
Location: Necluda Sea
Quest Type: Puzzle / Stealth
Description: A ghostly figure is seen walking on the water during foggy nights. Locals call it The Sea Bride. Link must follow the mist path without disturbing the fog.
Use stealth and wind-based tools to follow the figure.
Avoid aggressive sea spirits (fog wraiths) by staying within Narella’s mist trail.
Discover a hidden island cove only accessible during fog.
Outcome: Link reaches a sealed shrine where Narella briefly manifests. She speaks in fragments—grateful, sorrowful—and asks Link to retrieve her lost relic.
🐚 4. "The Pearl of Remembrance"
Location: Submerged ruins east of Hateno
Quest Type: Diving / Combat
Description: Narella’s sacred pearl lies deep in a sunken temple, guarded by ancient sea guardians. Link must dive and solve water puzzles using Cryonis, Ultrahand, or similar tools.
Navigate the broken, submerged corridors of the Tidebound Temple.
Solve puzzles using flowing water and reflections.
Defeat a cursed sea spirit: Abyssal Remnant, a corrupted guardian beast.
Outcome: Link recovers the Pearl of Remembrance, which glows with her divine power. Returning it to her shrine restores her full voice.
🌙 5. "The Tide Rises Again" (Final Quest)
Location: Original Shrine, Lurelin Village
Quest Type: Spiritual / Reward
Description: With her pearl returned, Narella awakens in spirit form. She thanks Link, warning of growing darkness at sea—ancient monsters rising as the balance falters.
Help Narella sanctify her three shrines by activating protective sigils.
Witness a vision of the world when her faith was strong.
Choose to accept her blessing or let her spirit fade peacefully.
Narella’s Blessing (Passive): Water-based enemies deal less damage, and sea creatures occasionally assist in battle.
Tidebound Cloak: A tunic woven from sea mist, enhances swimming speed and stealth near water.
Pearl Blade: A one-handed weapon made of coral and light, especially strong against cursed or aquatic foes.
With Narella’s shrines restored and her voice returned, she gently asks Link for one final act of kindness—not for her, but for the world.
"My name is a ripple in memory. But the tide flows both forward and back. If hearts still open to the sea, let them remember me... not as a goddess, but as a song."
She asks Link to carry her story across Hyrule, to plant seeds of remembrance—not in temples, but in tales, songs, and signs.
🧭 Quest Objectives (Can be completed in any order):
Tell the Story to the Rito
Speak with Breoli, the songstress.
Help her compose a ballad of Narella using lines from the earlier poem and local lore.
Outcome: She performs “Whisper of the Shore” in the village square at night.
Bonus: Link gets a Shell Flute that can play a fragment of the melody.
Rekindle the Zora’s Memory
Find an elder named Laeren, a retired Tidebinder.
Bring him a Sea-Marked Stone and help him repair an old underwater shrine.
Outcome: He holds a quiet memorial, and younger Zora begin adding shells to their armor in tribute.
Inspire the Artists of Hateno
Show Narella’s Pearl to the painter Mondé, who sketches her shrine.
Outcome: He posts the painting at the inn, and rumors begin to spread.
Bonus: Travelers start humming a mysterious sea-song.
Restore a Shrine in Gerudo Territory
Location: Kara Kara Bazaar
Help an old sea trader named Nali, who remembers Narella’s name from stories told by her Hylian grandmother.
Rebuild a small shrine using coral tiles and shells.
Outcome: She leaves water every morning and starts a ritual greeting: “Salt and wind guide you.”
🌕 Final Outcome: “When the Tides Return”
Once at least three of the four tasks are completed, return to Narella’s original shrine at night under a full moon.
The wind carries faint songs from distant places. Narella’s spirit appears, not as a goddess, but as a figure formed from water and memory.
"You gave me no temple. You gave me no crown. But you gave me voices. That is enough."
She disappears into the sea breeze—leaving behind a small, radiant item: the Tidebound Sigil, which glows when near any coastal shrine or hidden memory related to her.
Tidebound Sigil: Illuminates faint glyphs and echoes of forgotten spirits by the sea.
Title: Bearer of the Saltwind – Some NPCs may now recognize Link as a teller of old sea tales.
Small changes in the world: children in coastal villages play “goddess of the sea,” a traveling bard sings about a "lady in blue mist," and more conches appear at docks.
