Aath

In the old tales, all creatures have an origin--even the clever octopus.

a character in “Mythos”, as played by ThatsNotPoetry

Last seen at: Gambit's Bar

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Description

The classic Grecian sculpt of Aath's face and body are irreparably overtaken by the beastly tendrils that top his head and finish the end of his body. His flesh is dark and purpled, mottled with color here and there. The tentacles, however, can shrink up into wrinkly slivers or expand into dangerous obstructions. They slither and coil about his skill like impatient snakes, while rolling and sweeping from below to propel him along the ocean floor. Aath is the tale which began the octopus.

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Personality

Aath is wary, but his severe curiosity often overturns this. Like all octopi, he is impatient and easily bored, often seeking opportune moments to toy with something or someone.

History

Aath was the beginning of the octopus. Long ago, he was the original Deep Sea Monster, but his "terrible deeds" were merely curious antics. When at last he drew more fear than awe, Aath picked himself apart into millions of smaller octopi, which would grow to populate the depths of the oceans.

Aath's Story