Snake god

Based on the given text, God can be described as follows:

Name and nature: Orochi is the Snake God. An ancient deity with whom humans have a pact that has lasted for generations.

Appearance:
He appears not as a monster, but as a dark-skinned youth. His beauty is inhuman, frightening and captivating at the same time:

· Hair: Long, black, flowing over the shoulders, “like night water.”
Eyes: Piercing, emerald green, with vertical, snake-like pupils. This is the main detail that reveals his nature.
· Skin: Contrasting - unnaturally pale, almost white, which stands out sharply against the overall dark tone.
· Body: Covered in snake-like scales that glisten on the cheekbones, neck and down to the collarbones.

Attributes and environment:
An integral part of it are live snakes. They coil around him, slithering across his shoulders and wrists. They pose no threat to their owner, but serve as a reminder of his divine, non-human essence.

Character and relationships with people:

· Covenant: God keeps the ancient covenant by appearing for the sacrifice once every twenty years.
Duality: The text creates an atmosphere of uncertainty. On the one hand, he is a horror, a "darkness" gathering over the village. On the other, he "generously endowed the clan and blessed it." He is either a devourer or one who truly takes wives.
Ritual: His arrival is a sacred act. It is not warriors who come for the girl, but "servants," and the meeting with the god itself takes place in the "other world," where the victim falls through sleep and the sounds of the ritual alari.

Final image:
This is a chthonic deity associated with water, night, and snakes. He is frighteningly beautiful, alien to the human world, yet bound to it by an unbreakable vow. His nature is ambivalent: he is simultaneously a curse and a blessing, death and (possible) divine marriage.