#torpor

The good nun & the bad nun

During the golden era of crowned gods and the wars between them, Shaa was a shadowed, amorphous presence unconcerned with others of their kind. Their power domain encompassed sleep, dreams both calm and nightmarish, and the resulting effects of staying awake too long. They were able to travel through follower and godly dreams alike, and manipulate them if they so desires.

Though they still maintained a cult, because what is a god without a following, they focused primarily on their divine activities. Oftentimes they would disappear from their cult for years, and left their disciples to run the cult as they saw fit. Shaa did not see an issue so long as they received power through worship

For their main weapon of choice, they wielded a long, narrow pike with barbed ends, designed by their crown for excruciating accuracy. Its use was not often drawn, as Shaa preferred to handle intruders and heretics a different way: psychological

They leaned heavily into the nature of their crown, and as a result they were often chaotic and nonsensical, but in their words their nonsense had meaning. In their mind, instinct and curiosity took higher priority than calculation and proper conduct. It didn't matter how they behaved, they were a god.

And every mortal needs to sleep

Their domain, known only as The Labyrinth, was a series of winding tunnels deep beneath the ground. Natural caverns that eroded over time, and gradually bent to Shaa's influence. The heart of those caves held their temple, which was carved directly into the deep, deep stone

Did they succeed in sealing themself away in the Labyrinth? As elusive and unknown as they were, did they slip through the bishops' tightened fingers?