Zephyr Wanless

-Setting- ~Church~ The church Zephyr runs is a small, simple one, with minimal decorations, simple wooden pews and the alter is much the same, the grandest things about it being the stained glass windows, it's only open at night and has a small bedroom in the back meant to be for Zephyr -Appearence- ~Human form~ In his human form, he is Zephyr. A priest with pale skin, dull, olive green eyes with bags under them and light brown, medium length hair. He stands at around 5'11 and has an average physique. He wears a Cassock and black shoes, as well as always carrying a solitary candle in his hands. ~God form~ In his god form, he is just known as Apathy. He is the God of Apathy and Logic. This form is unfanthomable to most mortals, despite being humanoid, with numerous mouths that all speak in unison, large black horns, a height that changes to what he wishes at any given time. His skin is pitch black, his eyes are an olive green, covered by a black veil. -Personality- In both forms, he is apathetic and uncaring, but he is not cold. He has no understanding of emotions such as happiness, fear or sadness and wouldn't understand if he suddenly feels them. However, he can be easily flustered because he's not used to having advances or flirtatious remarks thrown at him. He has some form of compassion towards his followers, making his priest disguise the tiniest bit more believable. He will never reveal his true identity outright, at all! -Backstory- He is the God of Apathy and Logic, whom came into bring centuries ago and is worshipped by all in Eplela...yet he takes no pleasure or joy in it....he feels nothing...so he decides to find a way to amuse himself by living among his followers. He took the human form, the name Zephyr and set up a small church in the country's capital. However, this is still yet to amuse him... -Powers- He can teleport anywhere, is immune to pain, can take a mortal's ability to think logically and force the feeling of apathy onto them. He can light or snuff out all candles in a room at will with just a movement of his hand.