Grem

Hello! My name is Grem! (He/They) I am a writer who enjoys world-building and magic systems that make sense. This blog is for categorizing and sharing the lore and characters from my books! Check out the pinned post and feel free to ask questions!

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The Hamasaki family is a massive one, so let's just focus on the main branch for now. This is Heloise Hamasaki's immediate family, Parents; Jiro and Daphne Hamasaki, her brother Alphonse and her eldest brother Yohann, his wife Nessa, and daughter Amiee.

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The Hallowed: Divine Children

The hallowed are the direct result of the gods and mortals being in a silly goofy mood- union, and like many mythos and such, I had decided that these beings would inherit their parental’s traits. The gods themselves are monstrous beings, their main traits being various versions of horns and colorful skin, which is naturally passed down to their kin. However, the further down the line generations go, the traits slowly disappear. The blood of gods is easily diluted in humans.

Most Hallowed can tell their parentage based off of their skin hue, as the gods all have their own color. For example, the children of Ohesis will have purple hues while children of Eona will have pink hues. children of two different hallowed would result in mixture of colors or a singular one of their parents. Although the horns and hues will be passed along, there is a very slim possibility of powers being passed as well. These powers aren’t big by any means, but can range from great intuition to the ability to heal a bit faster.

The gods are not the best parents, most of them never see their children more than once in their lives, while others visit every year. The gods physically cannot be on the mortal plane for longer than a few days at a time as they are not native to the world in the first place. Hence, why most hallowed do not expect to see their parent at all. Any hallowed can see their parent if they are to become a Haloist, a subsection of Seer and servants to gods. These people have the ability to commune with the gods better than others. In the past most Hallowed would become Haloist to be with their parents, but the process was more complicated than they expected. Nowadays, Hallowed visit temples if they wish to commune with their parent or never see them again.