Human Name: Isa
Age: 18
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Bio: The divine child of Osiris and Isis, two Egyptian gods. However while Isa does plan to assist her father as the lord of the underworld, she distances herself from her parents, who she feel very uncomfortable around. She actually wants to learn how other gods govern their respective underworlds and try to combine their methods together.
Parents: Osiris, god of the afterlife, of the fertile vegetation of the Nile valley, and of Resurrection and rebirth, is her father. Isis, goddess of magic, healing, and motherhood, his her mother. She also is the divine sister of Horus, though she's never met him personally.
God Name: Iusaset (Named after the
Iusaset, though she will be referred to as Isa should she be around)
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Alignment: True Neutral - She serves death, for whatever reason it may happen. While not one to instigate or cause death, she is there when it happens, and if need be, to ensure souls move on or return to where they come from. Lawful in practice; she just doing her job.
Weapon: Uses two chain-linked scythes which do not cause any physical harm, but affects the souls directly.
Animal: Crows and Ravens
Followers: Undertakers, Gravekeepers, Psychopomp, and anyone who respects and revers the dead. She also is coveted by those who practice death magic (Necromancers), however Isa prefers not to be associated with them; she cares little for the physical corpses left behind, but does not tolerate others manipulating, taking, and otherwise using the souls of the dead. She does however respect mediums and those who simply commune with the dead, or try to assist in helping ghost and lingering spirits to move on to the afterlife. Some form of undead are also her followers (Mostly ghosts and spirits), though usually she just tries to get them to return to their eternal rest; she has no interest in raising a zombie army, less so when it requires souls to be taken out of the afterlife unwillingly or unjustly. She can still call some spirits to aid her however, but only if they consent.
