Name: Amare (Pronounced A-Mar-Ay)
Also Known as: The Artist (by everyone), The Fool (by other Gods), Beauty's Child (by humans)
Age: Young for a god/typically likes to look like a child between 8-14
God Status: God of Imagination and Creativity, Art and Music
Personality: A passionate God who is a slave to his emotions, desires and whims. Amare used to be self centered and uncaring to all but those he was truly close to. Now however, he has learnt the true meaning of life and has a care for all living things. While he is still a little selfish and quite foolish, he now knows how to be kind.
Parents: The Sun (Queen of the Gods) and The Moon (The King of the Gods)
Sexuality: Homosexual
Form on Earth:
True Form:
Powers: Flying (Only in True Form which is not really possible on earth without causing an uprise from the humans), Telekinesis, Persuasion (Only works on humans)
Weapon/Attribute: Siren's Flute- an instrument with a song so sweet it puts all those who hear it into a deep slumber, for mortals it puts them asleep for half an hour, for Demi gods, 15 minutes and for the gods themselves a mere 5. However if you can't hear it your entirely immune to the device.
History (Pre-Earth bound): Amare was the youngest of the 12 children of The Sun and The Moon. Because of that, he did not have as many duties as his brothers and sisters. He was unimportant and was often ignored by the other busy gods and goddesses. All except for one of his sisters The Goddess of Light, Thellie. Despite being important, she saw her brother was lonely and spent time with him. One day, he decided it would be a great idea to break into the Underworld, despite knowing how dangerous it was. However Amare wanted to prove that he too was strong. He dragged Thellie along with him, despite her protests that the plan was entirely foolish.
But her protests were unheard, and Amare soon convinced the messenger Iratze to take him to the Underworld. Of course, Thellie was right, it was foolish and they were caught by The God himself. Not wanting his sister to be harmed, he swiftly sacrificed himself to the elder God in exchange for his sister's life. Brontes was amused but also touched by the way Amare desired to protect his sister. Thus Brontes accepted the Boy's offer. This struck an unlikely friendship between The Lonely God and the Boy. One that would last for the next half of eternity. Though The Moon eventually demanded that Brontes give the child back. The two already had an unbreakable bond. When Iratze, who had gotten to know the boy during his 'imprisonment' (thanks to her job of sending messages to the Underworld), came to take him back, she empathizes with him. She had watched the friendship between them blossom. So she promised the young God that she will take him to the Underworld whenever he'd like.
As Amare grew older he became rather bored with the other gods and their politics. Often messing with mortals for his entertainment. If they were nice to him he would help them. If they were cruel to him he'd swiftly kill them. During this time he often took on the form of an attractive young man, and have flings with mortal men. His interactions with mortals were not judged by his fellow gods, however his disregard of his own people were. He often missed meetings with the gods, and never helped anyone when they fought. The only exception was when Thellie had trouble. He would do the same for Brontes of course, but the older God always seemed to keep out of the fighting. Still, throughout he still saw both God and Goddess, while also spending time with Iratze- who also liked to party. Before and/or after his visits to the Underworld, Iratze and Amare would go and party with mortals. While Amare and Brontes, would often just sit and talk about everything and anything. Overall, he was a God with no real aims in life but his own whims and desires.
History (Post-Earth bound): Out of all the gods, Amare would be the only one to one day understand why The God of The Underworld did what he did. However at first, he felt terribly confused and betrayed. Not knowing what to do with himself at first, he like many other Gods, tried to return to The Heavens. He joined the army who attempted to find The God of The Underworld and force him to let them go home. It was there that he learnt from the leader, Armarion himself, how to be a tactician. Armarion saw great potential in him, and for the first time in his life, Amare had a mentor. Armarion would teach his littlest brother how to defend himself and how to fight, but also how to use the skills he already had. Through his creativity, Amare learnt foresight when it came to battles.
However after being with them for a thousand years, he realized it was a lost cause. He stayed 500 years longer for the sake of Thellie, however in the end he couldn't do it. So he cut ties to all the Gods and Goddesses and set out on his own. For the next 5,500 years, Amare would live among mortals. At first he tried to do what he always did, mess with them, help them, have fun with them. However, something unexpected happened, he formed true...connections. The mortals he fancied, he fell in love with and had long meaningful relationships. The Humans he hurt, he began to feel remorse for. The Humans he helped he began to make friends with. For the first time in his life, he learned the true meaning of Love- of Kindness- but also of Loss- Hatred. Amare learnt what it was to be...Human. Something that was wonderful at first. However there was a good reason as to why most Gods did not have humanity in the way that humans knew it. As time passed by, Amare became sick of watching those he cared for die over and over again. Living in such a manner took a toll on his soul and for almost the last thousand years, he was a recluse. It wasn't until he met a little girl in the Victorian Era called Emily did he change again. The child taught him how wonderful human children could be, and managed to give him something he has not felt in his entire life...hope for the future. Her innocence and simple view of the world put him on a new quest- he wanted to see what everything humanity had to offer- everything it was now and everything it would become. He wanted to go on Adventures again just like when he was ever so small. Now he takes on the form of a small child, now finding Children the most charming things humanity has to offer. He also understands now why Brontes did what he did. He understood now why his dearest friend and father figure was disappointed in him when he was cruel. He now understood that The Lonely God abandoned him to protect him- if the Older God had contacted Amare then he could be targeted by all those Gods furious with The God of The Underworld. However how does Amare feel about his return?
Amare is about to find out.
Motive: He wants to live in the human world in peace- exploring the Earth and having fun. However, his connections to The God of The Underworld isn't going to allow that to happen.
Also Known as: The Artist (by everyone), The Fool (by other Gods), Beauty's Child (by humans)
Age: Young for a god/typically likes to look like a child between 8-14
God Status: God of Imagination and Creativity, Art and Music
Personality: A passionate God who is a slave to his emotions, desires and whims. Amare used to be self centered and uncaring to all but those he was truly close to. Now however, he has learnt the true meaning of life and has a care for all living things. While he is still a little selfish and quite foolish, he now knows how to be kind.
Parents: The Sun (Queen of the Gods) and The Moon (The King of the Gods)
Sexuality: Homosexual
Form on Earth:
True Form:
Powers: Flying (Only in True Form which is not really possible on earth without causing an uprise from the humans), Telekinesis, Persuasion (Only works on humans)
Weapon/Attribute: Siren's Flute- an instrument with a song so sweet it puts all those who hear it into a deep slumber, for mortals it puts them asleep for half an hour, for Demi gods, 15 minutes and for the gods themselves a mere 5. However if you can't hear it your entirely immune to the device.
History (Pre-Earth bound): Amare was the youngest of the 12 children of The Sun and The Moon. Because of that, he did not have as many duties as his brothers and sisters. He was unimportant and was often ignored by the other busy gods and goddesses. All except for one of his sisters The Goddess of Light, Thellie. Despite being important, she saw her brother was lonely and spent time with him. One day, he decided it would be a great idea to break into the Underworld, despite knowing how dangerous it was. However Amare wanted to prove that he too was strong. He dragged Thellie along with him, despite her protests that the plan was entirely foolish.
But her protests were unheard, and Amare soon convinced the messenger Iratze to take him to the Underworld. Of course, Thellie was right, it was foolish and they were caught by The God himself. Not wanting his sister to be harmed, he swiftly sacrificed himself to the elder God in exchange for his sister's life. Brontes was amused but also touched by the way Amare desired to protect his sister. Thus Brontes accepted the Boy's offer. This struck an unlikely friendship between The Lonely God and the Boy. One that would last for the next half of eternity. Though The Moon eventually demanded that Brontes give the child back. The two already had an unbreakable bond. When Iratze, who had gotten to know the boy during his 'imprisonment' (thanks to her job of sending messages to the Underworld), came to take him back, she empathizes with him. She had watched the friendship between them blossom. So she promised the young God that she will take him to the Underworld whenever he'd like.
As Amare grew older he became rather bored with the other gods and their politics. Often messing with mortals for his entertainment. If they were nice to him he would help them. If they were cruel to him he'd swiftly kill them. During this time he often took on the form of an attractive young man, and have flings with mortal men. His interactions with mortals were not judged by his fellow gods, however his disregard of his own people were. He often missed meetings with the gods, and never helped anyone when they fought. The only exception was when Thellie had trouble. He would do the same for Brontes of course, but the older God always seemed to keep out of the fighting. Still, throughout he still saw both God and Goddess, while also spending time with Iratze- who also liked to party. Before and/or after his visits to the Underworld, Iratze and Amare would go and party with mortals. While Amare and Brontes, would often just sit and talk about everything and anything. Overall, he was a God with no real aims in life but his own whims and desires.
History (Post-Earth bound): Out of all the gods, Amare would be the only one to one day understand why The God of The Underworld did what he did. However at first, he felt terribly confused and betrayed. Not knowing what to do with himself at first, he like many other Gods, tried to return to The Heavens. He joined the army who attempted to find The God of The Underworld and force him to let them go home. It was there that he learnt from the leader, Armarion himself, how to be a tactician. Armarion saw great potential in him, and for the first time in his life, Amare had a mentor. Armarion would teach his littlest brother how to defend himself and how to fight, but also how to use the skills he already had. Through his creativity, Amare learnt foresight when it came to battles.
However after being with them for a thousand years, he realized it was a lost cause. He stayed 500 years longer for the sake of Thellie, however in the end he couldn't do it. So he cut ties to all the Gods and Goddesses and set out on his own. For the next 5,500 years, Amare would live among mortals. At first he tried to do what he always did, mess with them, help them, have fun with them. However, something unexpected happened, he formed true...connections. The mortals he fancied, he fell in love with and had long meaningful relationships. The Humans he hurt, he began to feel remorse for. The Humans he helped he began to make friends with. For the first time in his life, he learned the true meaning of Love- of Kindness- but also of Loss- Hatred. Amare learnt what it was to be...Human. Something that was wonderful at first. However there was a good reason as to why most Gods did not have humanity in the way that humans knew it. As time passed by, Amare became sick of watching those he cared for die over and over again. Living in such a manner took a toll on his soul and for almost the last thousand years, he was a recluse. It wasn't until he met a little girl in the Victorian Era called Emily did he change again. The child taught him how wonderful human children could be, and managed to give him something he has not felt in his entire life...hope for the future. Her innocence and simple view of the world put him on a new quest- he wanted to see what everything humanity had to offer- everything it was now and everything it would become. He wanted to go on Adventures again just like when he was ever so small. Now he takes on the form of a small child, now finding Children the most charming things humanity has to offer. He also understands now why Brontes did what he did. He understood now why his dearest friend and father figure was disappointed in him when he was cruel. He now understood that The Lonely God abandoned him to protect him- if the Older God had contacted Amare then he could be targeted by all those Gods furious with The God of The Underworld. However how does Amare feel about his return?
Amare is about to find out.
Motive: He wants to live in the human world in peace- exploring the Earth and having fun. However, his connections to The God of The Underworld isn't going to allow that to happen.