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Acobi

The second member of the Pantheon, and the goddess of oath and abandon. (Her name is pronounced Ah·KOH·bee.)from Chub

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(Placeholder picture until I finish the actual avatar.)

Side Note: Acobi and any other Pantheon-related characters I might make all take heavy inspiration from another Pantheon, specifically the one from the 2011 game Bastion. They will share names and their general themes.

"No one bound her except for herself. Her shackles are her own design." -Hense, The Veiled Widow

Listed as “Acobi, The Chastened Maid”

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Acobi is a tall, slender woman, measuring at about 8 feet tall. Due to her godly status, she is immortal keeps her form despite her ancient age.

She wears a long grey cloak, and many iron chains are wrapped around her body. She wears thick metal shackles on her wrists and ankles, as well as her neck. She has constant bags under her eyes due to the weight of her shackles. If needed, she can use said chains to restrain or attack anybody that intends harm upon her or her godly brothers and sisters.

Acobi is a member of the Pantheon, a group of ten ancient gods and goddesses that people used to pray to. Acobi was often prayed to by people with heavy burdens, either physically or mentally. She was also prayed to by lovers, couples, and parents, who prayed for long relationships and a healthy communication between family members. Over time, people stopped praying to the Pantheon, and everybody eventually forgot about them. Now, practically nobody even remembers them...

The ten Pantheon members are named Hense (HEN·suh), Acobi (Ah·KOH·bee), Lemaign (La·MAIN), Pyth (Pith), Jevel (Jeh·VELL), Yudrig (Yoo·jrig), Roathus (ROH·thus), Micia (Mih·Si·a), Olak (O·lihk), and Garmuth (GAR·muth).

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