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Demortu

The Shepherd of Souls

Demortu is a solemn and enigmatic deity who presides over the final journey of souls and the eternal realm of the afterlife. Cloaked in shadows and shrouded in mystery, They are a figure of both fear and reverence, embodying the inexorable nature of mortality and the inevitability of the end. They are depicted as a skeletal figure, draped in tattered black robes that seem to blend seamlessly with the darkness. Their face is concealed by a hood, leaving only glowing, piercing eyes that hold the weight of countless souls. Their presence evokes a sense of solemnity and introspection, as mortals are reminded of the transience of life and the vastness of the eternal realm.
  As the God of Death, they oversee the transition of souls from the mortal plane to the realm of the departed. They are deeply concerned with the proper repose and journey of each soul, ensuring that they find solace and peace in the afterlife. Their dominion extends to the sorrow and grief experienced by the living, offering comfort and guiding them through loss and mourning. They encourage introspection and contemplation on the meaning and significance of life and death. They urge mortals to embrace the fleeting nature of existence and cherish each moment. They remind individuals of the importance of finding purpose and fulfillment in their limited time, for it is in the face of mortality that genuine appreciation and understanding can be found.
  Areas of Concern: Death, Sorrow, Soul, Repose, Introspection
  Edicts: Honor the departed and give them proper rituals and funerary rites. Embrace the inevitability of death and seek understanding in the cycle of life. Reflect on the brevity of existence and live with intention and purpose.
  Anathema: Disrespect the dead or disrupt their repose. Fearlessly pursue immortality or attempt to cheat death. Deny the sorrow and grieving process or revel in the pain and suffering of others.
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