#remos

Headcanons for others

//You're getting two mate.

Fledgling (//Please don't laugh)

I imagine that Akrahan would have studied the constellations over the years, not for the purpose of navigation, but for the folklore behind them. He would be able to regale the stories of the deities in the skies, but wouldn't know that the North star was supposed to point north.

Tyranny (//More of a future prediction than a headcanon but w/e)

Hay días en los que tienes que remar contra el viento, contra la marea, con todas tus fuerzas... y otros en los que tienes que tirar de los remos a la barca y dejarte llevar por la corriente. La dificultad está en establecer hoy qué día es. ❤

Simona Barè Vecinos

Thank you for the ask! And I’m sorry if I take so long to answer everyone classes are kicking my ass.

This is a rough version of what happened from the perspective of humanity.

It had been several years since the old gods had been defeated by the new gods led by Limas. Humanity was still on edge, waiting to see what this new reign would mean for their everyday lives and who would lead the new pantheon. The popular opinion was that Limas would take charge, and the people were hoping for that future. However, he had not been seen by humanity since the war. So now, the Goddess Aevanna and the God Charak were prepared to claim the position themselves.

Tensions were high as the gods started backing either Aevanna or Charak. Ataenzo, Ithiri, and Dismosa sided with Aevanna. While Vasoth, Nimar, and Rusen supported Charak. The minor gods kept neutral while Zatin continued to support Limas. Ultimately, tension could only remain civil for so long until the two sides snapped and the civil war began.

The two sides were relatively evenly matched; however, Charak’s began to gain the upper hand as he did nothing to minimize collateral damage. However, that approach would backfire as it became known that he would eradicate humanity if he won and would start over. Incensed, Zatin joined Aevanna along with Etis, Nozhen, and Tima. Remos and Daza remained neutral.

With additional numbers, Aevanna quickly overwhelmed Charak and Dismosa was about to kill the god of fire until she was struck by a bolt of lightning. Limas descended from the sky, not much is known about what was said after that as no mortal being present survived. Aevanna requited Remos in hopes he would tip the scales back in her favor, but in the end, Limas’s involvement forced a stalemate. Once the war had concluded, many humans named Limas the betrayer of humanity.