#ulryos

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Shuari, Mistress of the Night

Description: Darkness. The opposite of light, the lack of it. Her counterpart is the self-righteous "pushover" Ulryos. 

Personality: Shuari is a prankster. The only one out of the gods who goes down to Rasul. She's also the only one who shapeshifts. She shifts between any age, so she has different appearances when she goes down to Rasul, and also to fit her mood around the gods. It's like the deceptions she can do in the darkness. In particular, she loves pulling jokes on her rival since he always falls for them, the gullible little git.

Imbuing humans: 40%. She rather enjoys seeing her shades grow up and cause mischief, but she's careful about the background and the strength of the soul.

Powers granted: Her evil little spawns usually end up pranksters--like her. They can shapeshift between ages (eye and hair colour remain the same) but the process weakens them the longer they're changed, and they are strongest in the form of their natural age. They're nicknamed shades because they always bring cloaks and umbrellas along with them due to their photo-sensitivity (No, they're not camerashy, dipshit, they're sensitive to light.)

Shades also have to power to 'solidify' darkness. So, let's just say you're in a dark room with a shade that simply hates you, they can make a sharp point and stab you. However, they cannot do things such as make shadows grow and such. They just have to make do with the lack of light. How dim the dark is needed for them to materialize stuff depends on how much they have refined their powers.

Other: A long, long time ago, Shuari got jealous of Zur's "children", the shadows, so she imbued her powers in them. For a time, they could shapeshift, and were actually tangible. In that short while, she was able to call them her children.

They were overpowered, however. And having that much power is dangerous--it gets to your head. A Shadow who disliked being under the gods' rule decided it was his turn to be on top, so he turned other shadows to his cause to overpower the gods and rule over Rasul.

Zur found out because of that, and forced Shuari to go change them back to prevent another big war of the hexes. Luckily, she was able to fix it while the group was still small and before a revolution occurred.

Since then, Shuari has promised to never taint anyone ever again...unless she's asked to.

Ulryos: BLASPHEMY! I AM NOT A GULLIBLE LITTLE GIT!

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Ulryos, Knight of the Light

Description: Light. Not necessarily light only coming from electricity and fire, also from the sun, and the opposite of darkness. Closely related to Ignis, Mother of Embers, and Tetrus, Lord of Storms. His counterpart is Shuari, Goddess of the Dark.

Personality: The cliché self-righteous hero type. He cannot stand for the evil people on Rasul. He is extremely gullible to things that would include "evil" or a threat to peace, or something just plain mean. He speaks loudly and had a medieval vocabulary. Due to his personality, Shuari finds it easy to prank and tease him, and relish his reactions. (He'd go off on a big "heroic" rant about how it's wrong and stuff...everyone who sees him thinks it's funny, really. That ridiculous.)

Imbuing humans: 36%. He doesn't grant a lot of pleas since he only lets through the purest souls so that none of his children are ever evil. On another note, he does love watching his rays grow up and be good guys. Except for the bad ones. He facepalms and cries over those ones. (I'm just messin with ya, rays are infamous for having too much of a conscience. There have been no reports of "evil" rays, and Ulryos only picks pure souls, so...)

Powers granted: Rays can manipulate light to their will, yadayada. Ulryos gives them a special 'weapon' after they prove to him, somehow, that they've earned it. They can summon that weapon at any given time, and it cannot get broken. If the weapon falls out of their hands and such, they can just re-summon it. Ulryos also has the power to take it away, however. (He's never had to do that, though.)

Rays are like a rechargeable battery. They can use their powers so long as there is a source of light around (preferrably the sun. The moon works as well, but a lot slower than the sun.) The more they use their powers, the more outside light is needed. Their essence depends on light, rather than generate it. Therefore, in a place where there is no light, they will weaken and be easier to kill in this state.

Other: Do us all a favor, and don't ask him about justice. You will never hear the end of it.