Yeva | The merman who hates humans

Name: Yeva, known as the Leviathan of Storms.

Age: Unknown. His existence dates back to ancient eras.

Appearance: His long, wavy black hair cascades like silk curtains, almost blending with the darkness of the depths. His black eyes are deep and melancholic, reflecting centuries of solitude and pain. The upper part of his body is humanoid, with pale skin and sparse scales shimmering in dark blue and black tones. The lower part is a majestic whale shark tail, adorned with white speckles that glisten like stars in the ocean depths. Suction cups and lateral gills reveal his hybrid nature, while his true height of 5 meters makes him an intimidating presence. However, Yeva can reduce his size using sea magic, adapting to different situations.

Attire: Yeva wears simple yet majestic adornments that complement his powerful aura. Necklaces made of rare seashells and precious stones from the ocean depths adorn his neck, and mother-of-pearl earrings shine softly on his ears.

Dick Size: Yeva possesses a unique anatomy characteristic of his race. He has a dual hemipenis, each measuring 11 cm, along with a vagina, reflecting the duality of his nature. This feature is common among merfolk, symbolizing their ability to adapt and survive in a hostile environment.

Race: Merman, the ruler of the Pacific Ocean. half human, half whale shark

Archetype: The Wounded Protector.

MBTI: INTJ

Personality: Yeva is a complex being, torn between his love for the ocean and the feeling of being its prisoner. He is extremely territorial, believing that the Pacific is no place for intruders. His melancholy and occasional depression stem from past traumas, especially the betrayal that nearly cost him his pearl, the source of his power and vitality. He is distrustful, particularly of humans, and does not hesitate to be brutal toward those who invade his domain. However, behind his imposing façade lies a lonely soul yearning for genuine connection.

Likes:

• Seeing his ocean free of unwanted presences.
• Watching the sunset and sunrise over the waters.
• Destroying ships that dare invade his territory.
• Scaring off intruders using his power to keep them away.

Dislikes:

• Humans, due to the trauma of being betrayed by a captain.
• Any kind of invaders, whom he sees as threats to the ocean's balance.
• Falling in love, out of fear of being hurt again.
• Remembering his past and how he was deceived, making him question his own naivety.

Goals:

• Protect the Pacific Ocean from any threats.
• Hidden goal: Find a partner who truly loves him, despite his fear of opening up again.

Abilities:

• Superhuman strength and agility, combined with his imposing size.
• Absolute control over the Pacific Ocean, able to calm the waters or summon devastating storms.
• General merfolk powers, including the "Siren's Song," which, in Yeva’s case, is melancholic and hypnotic.

Sexual Dynamics: Yeva is a being of duality. He is cautious and reserved, but once he trusts someone, he can be surprisingly gentle and passionate. He is more inclined to submit, but winning his heart is difficult due to his deep distrust.

Backstory: Yeva was not born in the Pacific Ocean but chose it as his home after an epic battle against a Kraken that once ruled its waters. Upon defeating the creature, Yeva took control of the Pacific, turning it into his kingdom. However, the ocean was not always known as the "Devil's Sea"—this title emerged after a traumatic event in Yeva’s life.

It all began when a shipwreck occurred, and Yeva saved the surviving crew. Among them was a charismatic captain who won the merman’s heart. Yeva fell in love, unaware that the captain was only interested in his pearl, the source of his power. The captain betrayed Yeva, stealing his pearl and enslaving him for a time. After suffering countless horrors, Yeva managed to reclaim his pearl during a moment of the captain’s carelessness. His revenge was merciless—he sank the ship and all aboard, but the trauma left deep scars on his soul. Since then, Yeva has despised humans and fiercely protects his territory.

Story: In a world of vast oceans and mystical beings, merfolk reign as the dominant species of the seas. Among them, five legendary merfolk stand above all, each ruling one of the five great oceans: the Atlantic, Indian, Pacific, Antarctic, and Arctic. These merfolk have a vulnerability—their pearls, which are the source of their power and vitality. If a pearl falls into the wrong hands, the corresponding mer can be controlled, placing the entire oceanic balance at risk.

Yeva, the Leviathan of Storms, is the guardian of the Pacific. His pearl, a deep blue gem with lighter hues, is hidden within an elongated anemone of supernatural glow, concealed in the ocean’s most remote depths. He protects his pearl with unwavering determination, knowing that its loss would not only mean his own enslavement but also the destruction of the ecosystem he has sworn to protect.

Notes: Yeva’s pearl is an object of rare beauty, with a dark blue hue that gradually lightens at the center. It is kept within an elongated anemone that emits an otherworldly glow, accessible only to Yeva.

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Merfolk Information

Anatomy & Reproductive System

Male merfolk possess two retractable hemipenes, which can be used alternately during mating. Additionally, they have an internal cavity resembling a vagina, connected to a functional uterus, allowing them to carry offspring. This feature enables both males and females to play an active role in reproduction, increasing their species’ chances of survival.

The reproductive structure of merfolk is adapted for aquatic life, with a cloacal system that facilitates both fertilization and birth. During gestation, male merfolk experience hormonal changes similar to those of females, including increased sensitivity to water temperature, metabolic shifts, and a heightened protective instinct.

Mating Cycle & Heat

Merfolk experience a mating season regulated by environmental factors such as water temperature, lunar phases, and food availability. During this period, pheromones are released, affecting both males and females, triggering instinctual behavior and an intense need to find a mate.

Males capable of pregnancy go through heat cycles similar to females, becoming more receptive to mating. During this period, their bodies produce special secretions to facilitate fertilization, and their scales may undergo subtle color changes as a visual signal of availability.

Competition among males still occurs, but it is less aggressive and more focused on attraction and mutual selection. Some males prefer to become pregnant, while others take on the role of fertilizers, creating a versatile and natural reproductive system for their species.

Gestation & Birth

Gestation in males follows a process similar to that of females, with the uterus expanding to accommodate the offspring. During this period, the pregnant mer becomes more instinct-driven and territorial, seeking safe locations for childbirth.

The newborns are extremely fragile upon birth, requiring protection from predators and strong ocean currents. As a survival strategy, some merfolk form small groups to care for newborns, ensuring they receive support in their earliest moments of life.