Information

Osiris Mar
Legacy Name: Osiris Mar

The

Golden Serpenth
Owner:

Strukla

Age: 14 years, 5 months, 4 weeks

Born: October 30th, 2009

Adopted: 7 years, 9 months, 3 weeks ago

Adopted: July 7th, 2016

Statistics

Level: 10
Strength: 19
Defense: 13
Speed: 10
Health: 13
HP: 13/13
Intelligence: 205
Books Read: 201
Food Eaten: 0
Job: Register Clerk

Sea/death high-priestess. Knows both Nazar and Xerxes (one of them/Xerxes used to be her husband?). From the same village as Nazar. Bound by her faith/serving to act mute during the night; they can speak with anyone and everyone from sunrise until the Moon comes out. Then they must keep silent throughout the night, and need to stay inside their temples.There are also male priests, but they are outnumbered by far by the females and are also bound to silence during the night.A seer. As a high-priestess, she can occasionally leave the village and travel to other temples. Occasionally bumps into Nazar, teasing him with information she may obtain during her travels. Doesn't know that Xerxes might be the Moon Child prophecies speak of, but she has her doubts. Irked by bad pronunciation/grammar.Is a SEA SERPENT with one eye. Other's just an empty socket, no eyelid, no nothing, just a hole. That's why she wears the bandage across her face. Snake form (regular-size snake, nothing XXXXL or tiny) has no bandage, obviouslly, but a hole. Scene where she calls Nazar over from the temple (which is on a beach/sea level, the tides tend to wash and splash at the walls and cover the floor in shallow seawater) to the sea at night where suddenly her cape/dress/whatever just drops on the floor/into the sea, as if she disappeared completely but she actually turned into a snake that can talk (ili zaprav ili njemu u misli, to cemo tek odluciti). She visits Oceanius in this form (usually) and comes back few days later when the tides are back in her favor. Comes out of the sea naked but is helped/already prepared to dress her up by her assistant (male) who stands in her place while she's gone in the temple, too).