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i’ve been workshopping this idea for like three days and i think i finally cracked the code

Wow, this was beautiful and magnificent. Thanks for the tag @tvserie-s-world 💕 I was a competitive swimmer for 12 years so this feels right.

You are the divine embodiment of rivers, oceans, and the thunderous storms and gales which make them so treacherous. Because your watery realm is one of the most foreign and inhospitable to humans, it is therefore a source of unease, mystery, and wonder. Much like deities of Nature, you are one of the most unpredictable of all the divine beings, a reflection of the capricious skies and waters you command and cultivate. Even so, without your tempestuous influence, the mortal realm would be a stagnant and featureless place to inhabit. Mortals look to you for bounteous fishing voyages and safe passage across treacherous waters, and your mythological equivalents are Greece’s Poseidon and Zeus, Scandinavia’s Njörðr and Ægir, Egypt’s Set, and Japan’s Raijin

Curious as to what you all get 😋@emmythespacecowgirl @nixooon @onlyyouexisthere

If you were a Deity, what would be your domain?

I got: Trickery and Darkness

You are the divine incarnation of darkness, trickery, and deceit, and of all things concealed and impermissible. You lurk in those deep-delved and far-flung places beyond the reach of inquisitive minds and prying eyes, and you shelter outsiders and empower those forced to dwell in the shadows. Mortals often spurn you or brand you as an evil deity due to your association with criminals and plotters; however, it would be more truthful to say you represent a natural antithesis to the status quo. Those who most revere you—thieves, revolutionaries, forbidden cults, and secret societies—merely seek to challenge the established order and reveal its cruel imperfections. Your mythological equivalents are Greece’s Nyx and Hermes, Scandinavia’s Loki, Eurasia’s Veles, and the Navajo’s Coyote.

I was tagged by: @inthisfire-ifindrain

I’m tagging: @aubreeskailynn @guardian-otter @astrorogers