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Ree-eye Nor-oh. Name means "the enemy of life".
Rei'Noro is primarily for my pride's lore, and is "male" in the lore. He will be frozen eventually.
I love this beautiful evil bastard XD
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The Giver and Taker of Life
I am the devouring swams.
I am the bringer of harvest.
I am the cursing, dooming voice.
I am the poison of your foes.
I am the lingering drought.
I am the snaking river.
I am the falling leaves.
I am the cooling dusk.
I give and take that which you hold both dear and not.
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Lineage (Story only mostly!)
Father: Tah'Noto
Mother: Daja
Grandfather: Tavero
Grandmother: Moaetahera
Sisters: Oit'Zartahera (reborn as "Ashildr") and Nor'Zarah
Brothers: Dre'Dajo and Tah'Dajo
Personality
Rei'Noro is cruel and cunning, and nothing like any of his siblings. He is not wrathful or spiteful or kind or frivolous. He is calculating and truly something to be feared.
Role in Pride
Rei'Noro claims to want peace, as his brother and sister do. He aids those bold enough to ask for his advice, but he mostly stays to himself.
Relationships
Rei'Noro is loyal to his brother and sister and none others. Even those who would worship him knew to not trust his intentions. Tah'Dajo is careful to keep his younger brother in line among the pride.
Den
Rei'Noro dens in the small forest not far from the lake, and he does so alone. He is just close enough for his brother to keep an eye on him, but far enough away that he can enjoy his solitude.
The Deceiving Blight
Rei'Noro was never quite what his siblings were. Though a war god just as they are, he was never strong. He was born weak and frail. This was not helped by his grandmother's ill treatment to him and his siblings. He was essentially a small child when his brother, Tah'Dajo, killed her, however. If nothing else from his childhood, he would always remember that.
As his siblings waged their wars, he stood by them, despite not being a fighter. He instead chose to study the other tools of their father, those that were used for healing and medicine. He discovered much about pestilence and poison, and soon became master over them. These he used against the enemies of his siblings, and he became greatly feared among their followers. He became the patron of these things, and people worshiped him out fear not love. He knew this, and it pleased him to be so feared.
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So this is home? A frail looking lion sat beneath the trees looking out upon a lake from the shadows. The lion was dark with lighter undertones, and he had barely any mane. He looked more than half starved and ill. In truth, he was simply always that weak in body. He, however, overcame it long ago.
He sat in the shadows looking across the water, scanning it, almost looking for something. His eyes came upon a gathering of lionesses with a pair of males among them. One curious set of blue locked with his own. The somewhat dark but also golden male who those blue eyes belonged to stood up as to come and threaten the small stranger, but he seemed to second guess himself and relaxed some. Rei'Noro, the frail stranger, realized a second too late why the blue eyed lion relaxed.
THUD! Rei'Noro found himself on the ground and a massive form looming over him. Despite his frail looking form, Rei'Noro knew his body was actually sturdy enough to take blows, but he could have sworn he felt something fracture or sprain in his body with the impact. He was beginning to question if this was a good idea. However, as he looked up at his attacker, he could only smirk proudly.
"So is this how you greet your little brother, 'Daj?" he questioned the massive lion standing over him with teeth bared.
"It is when that brother is you. What the hell are doing here?!" the massive lion, Tah'Dajo, replied. He was clearly not happy to see his scrawny brother.
"I came here for the same reason you did," Rei'Noro stated, very serious in tone. "You and Zar are not the only ones who desire peace, brother."
"Why don't I believe you?"
"Why do you think you and Zar are the only ones allowed to be happy? Do you really think you're any better since you two are older? Do you really believe you are untouched by our grandmother's darkness? You, the god of wrath and anger? I think you are pretending if you believe that," Rei'Noro told his brother.
Tah'Dajo looked his younger brother in the eyes for some time before letting out a sigh and releasing him. "I don't care if you're right eit'ilto*, you bring death with you just as much as you bring life. This is Zar's home and her people, her family, not to mention mine now. I will not let that be threatened by you or anyone."
[*Little brother]
"If this is her home, then why don't you ask for her opinion before demanding I leave? Or are you afraid she'll say I can stay? And why did you never ask me if I wanted to come here with you?"
"No, I'm not afraid of that," Tah'Dajo sighed. "And I'm sorry for not asking you. I thought you were happy where you were, and I was under the impression you looked down on Zar for choosing this life."
"I was under the impression you did," Rei'Noro retorted. "I'm not Nor and I don't share her insane petty thoughts, 'Daj. I have always stood by you and Zar. I couldn't give a damn about anyone else."
(To be finished later...)
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