https://www.myth-weavers.com/sheet.html#id=2722063<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Spoiler: Click to Show/Hide</div><div class="spoiler_body">(https://static.f-list.net/images/charimage/28830996.jpg)</div></div><br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Spoiler: Click to Show/Hide</div><div class="spoiler_body">(https://static.f-list.net/images/charimage/28830930.png)</div></div><br/><br/><br/><strong>Name:</strong>Naru Tayuun<br/><strong>Species:</strong>Mithra<br/><strong>gender;</strong>Cismale<br/><strong>Sexuality:</strong>Heterosexual<br/><strong>Gender Expression:</strong>Strong fem leaning<br/><strong>Alignment:</strong>Chaotic Good<br/><br/><strong>Personality:</strong>Naru gives the impression of a quiet, effeminate, bookish type, and one would not be wrong in these assumptions. He can even seem prideful and stubborn where his pursuit of occult arts are concerned and is known to take the notion of some bit of knowledge being “forbidden” or secret as a challenge rather than a sign that he should stay away. While he is not as nimble or quite as charming as most of his species, he is possessed of an alarmingly keen intellect and intuition. He also fancies himself as something of an elegant gentleman by Mithra standards and while he gleefully balks at his  cultures tendency to discourage men from adventuring and fighting on the front lines, he still has some notions about how he should be treated. In this way he can seem spoiled and pampered, but this isn't necessarily the case. Another more jarring aspect is his propensity for greeting even certain terrifying aspects of the world around him with an excited sense of awe and wonder.<br/><br/>Naru was born into Mithra society and as one might expect, his birth was celebrated considering that boys are rare among a number of Mithra cultures, he was treated as something special to be protected and for many of his early years, they were right to shelter him, for while he was not necessarily the most fragile sort, he was not physically gifted in the ways even most males of his particular subset were. He was however deeply curious and seemed to always have a question for his elders about the world ranging from mundane questions of why the sky is blue to deeper philosophical quandaries. This also led to him being adventurous in ways that young Mithra boys are discouraged from being. This had the side effect of making his sisters and his mother extremely protective to the point of where they almost decided against allowing him to learn magic and he had to plead for his overprotective mother to allow him to learn the occult secrets of the world. However one of his sisters argued that simply trying to stop him from indulging his curiosities entirely would likely only lead to him acting out and running away. Besides, there were plenty of other boys who knew magic that hadn't run off. Thus somewhat reluctantly, his education began in earnest, and he excelled in these matters and for a time, even though it didn't curb his adventurous streak entirely, it did seem to make him happy and less inclined to go running off. His mother tried to push him toward practicing white magic, but his skill seemed strongest with black and while as an avid scholar, he learned his fair share of both, he seemed to be stronger where offensive spells were concerned.<br/><br/>It was made clear to him from a young age, that he was expected to sire a number of children, watch said children, stay out of fights unless one came to him, look pretty for the girls, and tend to whatever duties were seen most befitting of him among other things. Now most of this he didn't particularly mind. Leaning on feminine modes of gender expression was not exactly something frowned upon, and even a number of the men didn't dress or act much differently from their female counterparts in many regards, and it wasn't as if he didn't want the opportunity to stay at home, pouring over any number of books, nor did he mind the increasing attention from the girls as he grew older. However, there were things that he could not learn from books, lectures, stories, or exploring the places he already knew so well. He wanted more.<br/><br/>So when time came for him to head off for his more collegiate level of studies, he applied to a school of magic outside of his homeland without telling his family for fear that they might try and stop him. By the time they found out he was gone, he was already well on his way to a foreign land where he would live the life he always wanted. By the time he was twenty Naru had completed his studies and found himself struck with profound wanderlust, and he was unsure of how he was to make a living and where he might find the quest for lost or secret knowledge he craved. It was then, that almost as if by fate he found the notice from the explorers guild. This was it, the opportunity he had been waiting his whole life for. Gathering what resources were readily available to him, he charged off and boarded the earliest airship he could afford.<br/><br/><strong>Trivia</strong><br/><br/>He has certain expectations about how his partners should treat him. Because his people have somewhat different notions of gender roles, he sort of expects things from women that would be expected of men in other cultures when on a date so to speak.<br/><br/>Naru frequently finds more macho men off putting and frustrating to be around.<br/><br/>He is an almost painfully uptight tea snob.<br/><br/>His people worship a variant of the pantheon of Old Gods, with him placing special emphasis on the worship of Ramuh (or Rramur as his people call him) and Shiva (or Shivaa)<br/><br/>Before leaving, he took his grandmothers sword, which he had practiced with in secret for years before leaving. It was modeled after a blade that purportedly came from the east.<br/><br/>If he had a playlist that summed up his personality it would likely include the following:<br/>Hunting High and Low-Stratovarius<br/>Dark Chest of Wonders-Nightwish<br/>Orinoco Flow-Enya<br/>Farewell-Kamelot<br/>Windbringer-The Cruxshadows<br/>Gothic Kabbalah-Therion<br/>Solisbury Hill-Peter Gabriel<br/>Running Free-Coheed and Cambria<br/>Fly-Blind Guardian<br/>Gravity of Love-Enigma<br/>Don't Dream It's over-Crowded house<br/><br/><br/>I might change the image I use for him. You'd be surprised how few good picks of cat boy magi there are on the web.<br/>