Eluan, Veannin Lord of Death

Eluan, the Veannin God of Death, is a being shrouded in mystery and enigma. He is often depicted as a tall and slender figure, with a body that seems almost insubstantial, like a wraith. His skin is deathly pale, almost translucent, and he wears a flowing robe made of a material that seems to shift and change colors depending on the light. His face is shrouded in a hooded cowl, which obscures most of his features except for a pair of glowing blue eyes. Despite his spectral appearance, Eluan exudes an aura of quiet strength and a sense of otherworldly wisdom. He moves with an effortless grace that belies his power, and his voice is soft and soothing, yet filled with a hint of melancholy.
Eluan's realm is said to be a strange and eerie place, a mirror reflection of the mortal realm, yet also fundamentally different. The trees and gardens are more vibrant and beautiful, the structures more intricate and awe-inspiring, yet at the same time, everything seems slightly off-kilter, like a dream that is on the verge of turning into a nightmare. The Veannin say that Eluan's realm is a place of transition, where mortal souls are taken after death and prepared for their final journey.