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Name: Aion
Age: 13 (people from Ancient Egypt were unlikely to live beyond 40)
Gender/Pronouns: He/Him
Race/Species: Half-human, Half-celestial entity
Time Period: Ancient Egyptian Era - under King Tutankhamun's reign (around 1324 B.C.E)
Appearance (picture or short description):
Short, tousled, light-ash brown hair (w/ a copper tinge) and a sandy, light-almond skin colour. For clothes, he wears a long, shirt-like garment tied at his waist: a white loincloth and sash, along with a small armband, headband and neckpiece which match the jade-green hues of his eyes.
Personality (short description): Independent, Self-motivated, Materialistic, Wry + Snide, Slick, Resourceful.
Powers (if applicable): Possessing stellar, celestial magic
Weapon of Choice (if applicable) all naTuraL~
>> Additional info <<
Profession: Merchant
Nationality + Ethnicity: Egyptian + Nubian(who are descended from an ancient African civilisation; most Nubians lived along the Nile river).
Relations: Older brother - Moshe - Merchant; 4th level in ancient egyptian social hierarchy, and Father - Senet - Scribe; 5th level of ranking/standing, and Mother - Sabah - Artist; 3rd level from bottom of social pyramid.
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Backstory:
- As a merchant, he regularly stocked up with goods from shipments at the Nile River, accruing high-quality material gathered from Nubia's gold mines and elsewhere, travelling and trading: making a name for himself.
{Side note: common forms of currency were copper, silver, grain & textiles.}
- Though, with a hunger to rise above the market competitions, Aion undertook an expedition for greater bounties.
- During his travels, he stumbled across a meteorite crater, littered with never-before-seen desert glass fragments; these precious stones ranging from shades of transparent yellow to full-bodied gold came from a magical asteroid -- unbeknownst to him.
- As he slid down into the crater to collect his share of the ores, Aion inhaled the lingering traces of thick, torrid stardust, nearly choking to death on the sultry, scorching gas.
- From breathing in the cosmic energy, he had consumed magical matter.
- He underwent a transformation process, gaining celestial, stellar properties.
- His transcendence has cursed him with temporary, uncontrolled episodes of transparency, falling into an intangible state of humanoid matter for several minutes.
>> Some background historical info <<
- Libyan Desert Glass, also known as Libyan Gold Tektite or Great Sand Sea Glass, is a unique and nearly pure silica tektite formed from a mysterious meteorite impact -- generating enough pressure to form reidite (a rare mineral; a form of zircon) and enough heat to melt sand, resulting in the formation of desert glass fragments found in the Lybian Desert -- occurring 26 million years ago (just before the Neogene Period).
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>> Further Character Info <<
- Depending on the level of energy exerted (or amount of mana/magic expended), parts of his figure will dissipate into dense gas and dust for a conditional period of time.
- The effects of his magic are also determined by the energy's origin.
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>> ENERGY Spells + Origins <<
--- Energy origin: Palm(s) ---
> Spell: Star Shower
A scattering spray of scorching dust and trails of radioactive soot will cover a great expanse, resulting in all targets exposed to be mutated by radioactivity.
Cost: Tangibility lost from that hand; it will melt into molten vapour and a effulge bright light ( w/ a time range of 1-2 minutes up to several hours).
--- Energy origin: Eyes ---
> Spell: Energy Pulse
Targets that look him in the eye are blinded and disoriented.
Cost: Temporary blindness (w/ a time range of half an hour up to half a day).
--- Energy origin: Chest ---
> Spell: Energy Dispersal
An unstable cloud of thick energy is diffused, suffocating all those exposed in flakes of hot fume and dense gas.
Cost: Whole-body dissipation into a dense cloud and singular mass of energy for a period of time (usually suspended for a day, but can last up to a week).
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Gender:
Points: 137
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