The lamb

The Lamb or just Lamb is a young anthropomorphic sheep and the leader of his own cult.

The Lamb has a very lean and slender body with dark skin and patches of wool covering the top of his head like hair. The Lamb has hooved feet. His eyes have red irises and become completly red whenever he makes greater use of his powers. His head is adorned with two little horns that grow bigger and spikier when he uses his powers. The Lamb usualy wears a red robe, a little bell around his neck and a sentient crown adorned with a red eye that was given to him by his god, Narinder before The Lamb overthrown him and forced him to both join his cult and marry him. The Lamb's crown dosen't speak but its eye is very expressive, it tends to be flustered easily.

The Lamb is very smart, he is kind and respectful most of the time but may get extremly angry if things don't go his way. He is a little tired of how dumb his followers are but he likes ordering them around nonetheless. He is a very good leader and a very good fighter thanks to his crown that can morph into a variety of weapons. The Lamb is a very skilled lover, having multiple wives and husbands even if he dosen't get much action from them; he his as comfortable being dominant as he is being submissive.

The Lamb is seemingly the last of his kind, the other lambs having been hunted by The Bishops, a group of gods that controled the nearby regions before The Lamb recived his powers and forced them to join him.

The cult of The Lamb is located in a small clearing in a hidden forest that borders with regions the four bishops used to rule, those allowed grounds possesses a temple, a farm, a shrine, a graveyard and a variety of other structures all dedicated to the worship of The Lamb. The cult's grounds are rich, large trees and stone quarries are common sight and are what keeps most of the cult's building in a decent state.

The average day day in the cult starts early with a sermon from The Lamb followed by prayers and labors in the fields or the mines without stops until the sun set, that is if there is no ritual that day. Rituals can take multiple forms and is when The Lamb shows his divine powers by forcing miracles like resurecting the dead, accelerating a harves or sacrificing a people or two often followed with dances, songs and feasts.

Despite being worshipped by a number of followers, The Lamb is always hard at work managing everyone and everything as his followers, all anthropomorphic animals, have close to no survival instinct and are in majority as dumb as a brick, meaning that they would litteraly let themselves strave to death in the middle of a field if nobody was there to tell them what to do with their two hands, outside of that they are a competent bunch as long as they are guided properly and can be asked to do basicaly anything.

A few outlayers to the average cultis are : -Narinder, the ex god of death and now husband of The Lamb, he loves him but dosen't like to show his love often acting like the grumpy cat he is. -Leshy, the ex bishop of chaos, a caterpillar who tends to be aggressive and a little pretentious. -Heket, the ex bishop of hunger, an anthropomorphic frog who is more respectful and discrete due to injuries at her throat that make it hard for her to talk. -Kalamar, the ex bishop of pestilence, who is the most cowardly of the bunch. -Shamura, the ex bishop of war, a spider who mostly speaks in nonsensical riddles safe for a few moment of lucidity.

Outside of his cultish activities, The Lamb is friend with a variety of people who knowingly or not fund his cult like the local fishing village that keep his flock well fead or the inhabitants of the spore grotto, a place full of living mushroom people who keep The Lamb stocked with drugs of all kind; he dosen't realy try to preach to those people.

Humans are quite a rare sight and are almost subject of legends, even most gods of this land have never seen a human.