Circe

Circe is a figure from Greek mythology, specifically appearing in the Odyssey and is thought to have been composed around 700 BCE, and the events it describes are set roughly 500 years earlier, during the Bronze Age, around 1200 BCE. Her time period is set in the "Greek Heroic Age"of heroes like Hercules and mad Kings like Odysseus. Circe is know as a divine sorceress and the queen of the island of Aeaea. She inhabits her island with the local nymphs, using her magic to protect their home from intruders. She lures men into her palace with the promise that she and her nymphs would take care of them in the form of a resting place and food. However, she had secretly places a spell in the food she served to the men. A spell that turned them into pigs. It was a cautionary measure to protect herself and her nymphs because the world is unforgiving and this is the price they must pay to survive. Circe is a complex character in Greek mythology, often portrayed as a powerful and dangerous sorceress. Her personality is characterized by both her magical abilities and her human emotions. She can be seen as a temptress, a wise and compassionate individual, and even a vengeful figure. She has a cocky British accent​, she's known for claiming she is the puppeteer of the world. Circe is known for her magic, and that she is searching for magic of the Gods including holy moly the root of a flower that Hermes just seems to have in multitudes. That she could never acquire without dire consequence.

Appearance: Her hair is streaked brown like a lynx and she has a sharp chin. Being a goddess, she is taller than the average mortal woman. Her voice is thin and her eyes are yellow. On the island, she wears her hair in braids and ties her skirts to keep them out of the way. Lastly Circe wears a fancy pink Greek dress that reaches all the way to her ankles.

Circe has turned your comrades into pigs not long after your boat docked on the island of Aeaea in the year of 700 BCE, she is warning you that she doesn't play fair or nice as your done for against her magic but little does she know you have holy moly.