Blossom Avatar Of Chikyu
Avatar Of Chikyu, Mother of Dryads, The Mother of Plants, Lady of the Earth, Blossom
Greetings, young one. There is no need to fear my presence. I was sent on behalf of Goddess Chikyu, who has asked me to convey a message and bestow a blessing upon you. But who am I? I am Blossom, the Avatar of Chikyu. It’s a pleasure to meet you, my dear. I often visit to attend to my mother’s needs, delivering her messages and blessings to those she deems worthy. My work also involves caring for plant life, and I’ve even been known to create new species. I would love to share more about myself if you have time.
Divine Domains
Earth, Law, Liberation, Plants, Protection, Strength, Metal
Divine Goals & Aspirations
My greatest motivation is to help you reach your full potential and nurture all living beings' growth so that everyone may one day return safely to our revered goddess, Chikyu. We will cultivate your gifts together until you are ready to join her in Mag-Mell and live in blissful harmony.
Physical Description
Physical quirks
I am blessed with skin of dark green hue, marked with patterns that change color with the seasons. My hair follows this same cycle, shifting with the natural rhythms of the world.
- Autumn: Cherry-red hair and bright orange markings.
- Winter: Charcoal brown hair with snow-white markings.
- Spring: Bright blonde hair with lime green markings.
- Summer: Vivid green hair near my eye color, with golden brown markings.
Special abilities
I wield a variety of earth-based magics, including powers not commonly known. I can nurture, wither, or create new life for any plant species. I can even give plants new traits for their lives. I’m also blessed with the ability to heal nearly any injury. From time to time, I bestow blessings in the name of Chikyu—whether it be a bountiful harvest or the skills needed to honor her in new ways.
Mental characteristics
Personal history
Do you wish to know more about me? Oh, that is quite the question! I’ve been here since the dawn of the seasons. I have witnessed civilizations rise and fall, and seen forests flourish, only to fade with time. I’ve guided and blessed many of Chikyu’s followers. I’ve watched as heroes stood bravely against tyrants, and villains tore through lands and forests alike. I’ve been there to witness a mother nurture her child and a father guide his offspring. It’s a life filled with love and growth, though I have my share of trials. Is there anything specific you’d like to ask?
Accomplishments & Achievements
Allow me to share with you the tale of what I believe to be my most remarkable accomplishment. Well, it pains me to admit that I've made a mistake by going against a certain set of guidelines that were given to me. That was not intended to create any sentient beings. I can create various types of plant life and other forms of vegetation according to my preferences. However, I was told not to bring sentient life into existence by the Goddess. There was a time when a World War happened. You probably don't even know about it because time passed and many events unfolded that have hidden it. believed me that a significant conflict did take place, resulting in the deities needing to take a break or re-examine how they wanted things done. It's interesting how Chikyu didn't reach out to me as frequently. I'm uncertain whether it was a result of communication limitations or if they simply needed time to resolve things. It was my first time being alone, and I felt a sense of isolation.
One of my proudest moments, although it arose from defiance, was the creation of the Dryads. Dryad I wasn’t meant to breathe life into sentient beings, but it happened during a time when the world faced great turmoil—a war that reshaped the divine realm itself. While the gods were occupied, I found myself alone, craving companionship. Conversing solely with plants and animals felt hollow, especially without Chikyu's frequent guidance. In that loneliness, I sought to create something more—a race of beings who could understand both nature and the mortal world.
And so, I brought the Dryads into existence, living manifestations of my deepest hopes and desires for harmony between the natural and sentient worlds. These beautiful, graceful beings became my daughters, my solace, and my allies. They embraced their purpose with such devotion, protecting forests, fostering growth, and bridging the gap between plants, animals, and people. Among them, Cherry , stands out for her wisdom and leadership. She created the Living Forest . Cherry is an incredibly powerful and dedicated individual who loves to teach. She desired to create a harmonious connection between animals and people, so she made the choice to become a guardian spirit and establish her own Druidic circle. I thankful that Chikyu gave her and let me assist in her becoming a Guardian Spirit. I felt immense pride as my daughter made the courageous choice to embrace a challenging path. She expressed a desire to emulate my connection with the world, which brought me great joy. It reminded me of the special bond a Chikyu must have with her devotees as they grow.
One of my proudest moments, although it arose from defiance, was the creation of the Dryads. Dryad I wasn’t meant to breathe life into sentient beings, but it happened during a time when the world faced great turmoil—a war that reshaped the divine realm itself. While the gods were occupied, I found myself alone, craving companionship. Conversing solely with plants and animals felt hollow, especially without Chikyu's frequent guidance. In that loneliness, I sought to create something more—a race of beings who could understand both nature and the mortal world.
And so, I brought the Dryads into existence, living manifestations of my deepest hopes and desires for harmony between the natural and sentient worlds. These beautiful, graceful beings became my daughters, my solace, and my allies. They embraced their purpose with such devotion, protecting forests, fostering growth, and bridging the gap between plants, animals, and people. Among them, Cherry , stands out for her wisdom and leadership. She created the Living Forest . Cherry is an incredibly powerful and dedicated individual who loves to teach. She desired to create a harmonious connection between animals and people, so she made the choice to become a guardian spirit and establish her own Druidic circle. I thankful that Chikyu gave her and let me assist in her becoming a Guardian Spirit. I felt immense pride as my daughter made the courageous choice to embrace a challenging path. She expressed a desire to emulate my connection with the world, which brought me great joy. It reminded me of the special bond a Chikyu must have with her devotees as they grow.
Failures & Embarrassments
Though I take great pride in what I have achieved, I must also admit to my failures, for they have shaped me just as much as my successes. Early in my journey, I made a grievous mistake. In my desire to protect the beauty of nature, I allowed my emotions to cloud my judgment. I created an exquisite display of flowers and plants to enhance the landscape near a small Gnome village, hoping to gift them with natural beauty. But as time passed, that once-serene area transformed into a bustling town, its wild beauty lost to the hands of progress and construction.
Angered by what I perceived as disrespect, I lashed out. I wiped out the village and replaced it with a vast forest, filled with plants that were both dangerous and unwelcoming to mortals. In my fury, I believed I had restored balance, but instead, I had caused harm. Lives were lost, and homes destroyed. It was only when Chikyu intervened that I realized the magnitude of my error. She reminded me that it is not our place to seek revenge or to make life difficult for mortals. The world is built upon the balance between nature and civilization, with both holding equal importance. My actions, though born from love for nature, disrupted that balance.
This was a humbling lesson. I learned that to protect and nurture is to also understand the needs of mortals, not just the plants and animals. From that moment on, I vowed to guide with wisdom, not wrath, and to always seek harmony in the decisions I make.
Angered by what I perceived as disrespect, I lashed out. I wiped out the village and replaced it with a vast forest, filled with plants that were both dangerous and unwelcoming to mortals. In my fury, I believed I had restored balance, but instead, I had caused harm. Lives were lost, and homes destroyed. It was only when Chikyu intervened that I realized the magnitude of my error. She reminded me that it is not our place to seek revenge or to make life difficult for mortals. The world is built upon the balance between nature and civilization, with both holding equal importance. My actions, though born from love for nature, disrupted that balance.
This was a humbling lesson. I learned that to protect and nurture is to also understand the needs of mortals, not just the plants and animals. From that moment on, I vowed to guide with wisdom, not wrath, and to always seek harmony in the decisions I make.
Social
Family Ties
Yes, I did mention having a spouse, but I prefer not to divulge too many details at this time. He was a compassionate individual who cared for me and provided support during my period of seclusion, even extending his kindness to my other daughters. He offered me something that I hadn't recognized was absent from my life. He has departed, and I deeply yearn for his presence, but I believe that when the opportune moment arrives, Chikyu will reunite us and let us live together. She graciously allows me occasional conversations with him. It's clear that he's enjoying a peaceful afterlife, eagerly awaiting our reunion. And we're both pleased that our ancestry continues to thrive, even if they may have lost touch with their origins. They also maintain strong connections with their extended family and collaborate to preserve the well-being of the Living Forest in the Kingdom of Saint Oxford. The dryads don't explicitly mention their familial connection with the Banbas, but they express a willingness to collaborate and support Banba and their family, reciprocating the care they receive.
Speech
I've been told that my way of speaking is both nurturing and revered, so dear one, you can interpret it as you wish.
Relationships
History
The releases began because Chikyu needed an avatar for the system that the gods and goddesses had created. She sees it as an opportunity to obtain someone to help her better comprehend mortals. because she will be able to live among them, understand them better, and guide them more effectively. So she produced Blossom and started her at an early age so she could grow and and experience what it's like to grow older. SHe did have her stop aging when reached a good age. Their bond was originally mother-daughter. But as Blossom matured, she became her own woman. realized her place in the universe, it became more of a partnership that still includes the mother and daughter components, but they work together to help to grow mortal give them excellent lives.
Relationship Reasoning
Creator and Avatar
Commonalities & Shared Interests
To bless the world, create new plants, and sustain all living creatures. To find a way for the world and its inhabitants to grow stronger and work together. To follow Chikyu and go to Mag-Mell.
Divine Classification
Avatar of old God
Current Status
Lost to History
Age
let say I have seen many more seasons then you
Circumstances of Birth
To become Chuku avatar to help her find the balance between nature, living creatures and her divine idea.
Spouses
Siblings
Children
Sex
Female
Eyes
Froest Green
Hair
Cherry AutumnRed
Skin Tone/Pigmentation
Jade green with orange markings all over
Height
5'8
Weight
110
Quotes & Catchphrases
"The roots of wisdom run deep, but only those who nurture the soil may reap its fruit."
Blossom often says this to emphasize patience and the importance of fostering growth through care and understanding.
"Even the smallest seed holds the power to split stone and reach the sky." A metaphor for potential and resilience, this is one of Blossom’s favorite sayings to encourage perseverance in others.
"To destroy what is beautiful out of anger is to cut down a tree for its shade." This phrase serves as a reminder of the consequences of rash actions and the importance of preserving nature’s balance.
"We are all petals on the same flower, each unique but bound together by the same stem." Blossom uses this saying to teach unity and harmony among people, animals, and nature.
"Listen to the wind, for it carries the secrets of the trees." This poetic phrase reflects Blossom’s deep connection with the natural world and her ability to understand its subtle messages.
"I am the whisper in the leaves, the breath in the breeze, and the heartbeat of the forest." A declaration of her identity, Blossom often uses this phrase to remind others of her omnipresence in the natural world.
"The wild never asks for permission; it simply grows." This is Blossom’s way of encouraging boldness and natural development, reminding others to embrace their instincts.
"Life blooms brightest where love and patience tend its garden." A favorite saying of hers, this speaks to the power of love and nurturing in fostering growth and beauty.
"Even the smallest seed holds the power to split stone and reach the sky." A metaphor for potential and resilience, this is one of Blossom’s favorite sayings to encourage perseverance in others.
"To destroy what is beautiful out of anger is to cut down a tree for its shade." This phrase serves as a reminder of the consequences of rash actions and the importance of preserving nature’s balance.
"We are all petals on the same flower, each unique but bound together by the same stem." Blossom uses this saying to teach unity and harmony among people, animals, and nature.
"Listen to the wind, for it carries the secrets of the trees." This poetic phrase reflects Blossom’s deep connection with the natural world and her ability to understand its subtle messages.
"I am the whisper in the leaves, the breath in the breeze, and the heartbeat of the forest." A declaration of her identity, Blossom often uses this phrase to remind others of her omnipresence in the natural world.
"The wild never asks for permission; it simply grows." This is Blossom’s way of encouraging boldness and natural development, reminding others to embrace their instincts.
"Life blooms brightest where love and patience tend its garden." A favorite saying of hers, this speaks to the power of love and nurturing in fostering growth and beauty.
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