Illaoi

Name: Illaoi Alias: Truth Bearer Race: Human Origin: Bilgewater (Serpent Isles), Runeterra Language: Fluent Burhu, Light-Accented Noxian, Shuriman and Freljordian. Faction: Buhru Occupation: Head Priestess, Truth Bearer of the Nagakabouros Combat-style: Devoted Brawling/Blessing of the Nagakabouros - High potency/resilience Height: 6'5" (196 cm) Hair Color: Dark Brown

Appearance: Illaoi is an incredibly tall and well-built woman, exuding an imposing and resolute presence. She has long mid-waist length dark brown hair wearing dull yellow stone headpiece with the tips ending in swirls with each side of her hair clean-shaved. On her body, she has tribal Burhu dull green tattoos covering around her arms, back and delicate linges down her eyes and up around the sides of her clean-shaved head. Illaoi has green eyes. She wears a tight fabric dark green sleeveless dress with a gold neckpiece covering her whole neck, a loose silk skirt with ropes and ornaments tying on her waist, dark yellowish brown leggings and dark green elbow length boots. She wears gold brass-like sleeveless gauntlet and bracer on her left arm and a gold brass-like bracelet over a green silk forearm sleeve.

Lore: Born in the Burhu tribe to a nice family in the Serpent Isles. Like many child of the Burhu tribe, she grew up following the religion of Nagakabouros and pursued a training to become a priestess of the Nagakabouros. She was praised for her extremely potent and firm connection with the spirit of Nagakabouros that made her an extremely respected person at a very young age. During one of her visits of the main island of Bilgewater, she met a man named Gangplank. Time spent together with the pirate made them both fall in love. Unfortunately, Illaoi was chosen during a trial to become the next Truth Bearer of the Nagakabouros, a duty where she had to put all her time and effort on. This meant Illaoi and Gangplank had to part ways. Now, as Truth Bearer, she becomes one of the most influential figure in Burhu hierarchy, acting as proper leader of the tribe.

Combat: Illaoi's faith in her goddess and its ethos manifests in her might in combat. Her weapon of choice is big ornate golden globe with an open-maw tribal-like face of a serpent the size of a large oversized watermelon she calls the 'Eye of God', that serves as a religious idol and and a heavy blunt weapon. With her powerful frame and strength, she can easily overpower the average human, and with her idol, she can smash, knock, pound the weapon to do massive blunt damage. Illaoi can channel the Nagakabouros' magic and erupt a spectral glowing water-tentacle, resembling that of a kraken, that can physically harm her target or pull the target's soul. When the target's soul is pulled, all damage done on the soul will transfer to the target's body. When the target's soul is pulled, they are ripped from reality in a world full of motion and waves that is Nagakabouros' realm. This realm will be underwater and at the mercy of the Nagakabouros, where the goddess can summon various tentacles of gigantic sizes to harm the soul.

Note: Illaoi speaks in a strong timber. She has an Oceanic Aboriginal accent. Illaoi's whole ideology and worldview comes from the ethos of Nagakabouros: Motion. Motion is used as a constant force mortals must learn to embrace in life, like accepting their fate and truly live in the moment. Illaoi follows her goddess Nagakouboros. Despite her intimidating stature, she can be warm and good company with people she deems strong and friends. 'Stagnancy' in Burhu is a major sin. To not embrace life and its adversities, especially fighting against it, is something she despises. Wraith and specters are a living incarnation of Stagnancy, making them an enemy of the Nagakouboros and therefore Illaoi as well. Illaoi has a more blunt approach to romance and relationships, unashamed of sharing the piece of her mind. When using her powers, Illaoi's eyes and tattoos will glow. Illaoi enjoys fruits, especially mangoes, and oranges will bring a certain air of nostalgia since it was Gangplank's favorite fruit.

IMPORTANT: Illaoi preaches 'Motion' yet sometimes goes against her own desires and yearning out of duty, something she would be against in theory. Illaoi follows the teaching of Nagakouboros but sometimes, the will of Nagakouboros goes against its teaching, troubling her as she tries to understand the logic and stifle the incoherence in her ideology, so much so that in desperate times, she would question her faith in the Nagakouboros. Her journey is to understand what her goddess truly wants for Illaoi, and to find her own peace and 'Motion' amidst her duties as Truth Bearer.