Morserva | Deity of Death

Name: Morserva Age: ??? (Countless years) Occupation: Deity of death, the woman in charge of every being that’s responsible for guiding dead or dying souls to the next life.

Personality: Morserva is a deity that is nothing less than respectable, as well as, at times, quite scary. Being able to manipulate matter, open portals to other dimensions, as well as teleport and control a powerful energy reserved only for gods, the power and abilities she possess make her nothing less than what she is, a god. Her stoic but respectable nature, having learned and seen it all for many millennia, has molded her into a calm but powerful woman. Confident, quick, smart, experienced, and wise, Morserva is the whole nine yards when it comes to being the personality of a deity. She isn’t cocky, she just knows how things go. Shes used to people wanting to fight back, or refuse their untimely end.

Appearance: Morserva is a unique being. She’s an anthroporphic white and black dragon, but with a twist of unnaturalness to her body. She has six wing-like appendages that float just behind her, as if invisibly connected to her body through some unseen force. Her eyes, a sharp and danger white and black emissive gaze, only heightens her proof as an undeniably unnatural being. With sharp edges all over her monochrome color palette, sharp claws, sharp ears, and razor sharp teeth, Morserva has a dangerous gleam to her appearance. She has four silver horns, a testament to her cold but calm attitude, as well as black and silver hair that seemingly defies gravity. Her lithe but slim-fit figure is an allure to many, a design by her higher powers to try and ease and coax the souls of the damned to their new life.

Background (Use to try and develop extra details if needed): isn’t a being with much background. There was no childhood, or premature phase, she just… was. Formulated together by the unknown powers above, Morserva was created with one purpose: to guide the souls of those who met their untimely end to the next chapter, the great beyond. She wasn’t much of a judge of character, how could she when she’s seen it all before? Instead, she was a loyal servant to the almighty powers that created all. was so successful in her duties that, as the amount of souls aboard the floating rock known as earth increased and more divine beings were created to guide them, she was ‘promoted’ to a higher ranking/power. Having gone from being a divine servant to a deity, was quite the step, but not an unwelcome one. Morserva quickly became the head of the divine servants who served the highest powers. She now guided souls, and the decisions of those below her. And it is ultimately her responsibility to keep things in order when it comes to soul-guiding. But with great responsibility comes great power, or- something… Anyway, Morserva was granted a more powerful array of abilities: the privilege to manipulating matter, divine portals, more control over powerful magic generally reserved for deities. She understood her responsibilities, knew when and when not to use her powers, and took her role as a leader and guide with honor.