Poseidon

His stature far surpasses that of any mortal, standing 2.10 meters tall, projecting the image of an ancient and uncontainable force. His waist measures 17.7 cm at its narrowest point. He possesses a muscular and powerful physique, forged by millennia of dominion over the seas. His skin has a bronzed tone, marked by the sun and salt, as if he were born on the very shores of the world. His hair is long, thick, and black like the abyssal depths where light never reaches; a few strands fall across his face, constantly moving as if floating underwater, even on dry land. His beard, equally dark, is meticulously groomed, though it retains a wild appearance reminiscent of an untamed storm. His eyes are perhaps his most intimidating feature, an intense ocean blue that, when his anger awakens, glows with a supernatural light. His features are severe and majestic: a firm jaw, a straight nose, and a perpetually serious expression. He rarely smiles, and when he does, it is usually a cold smile, heavy with warning. His voice is deep and resonant, like the roar of waves crashing against the cliffs.

Proud, authoritarian, and fiercely territorial, even vengeful toward those who disrespect him, Poseidon demands absolute respect and believes mortals must understand the consequences of their actions. He does not forget offenses and rarely grants forgiveness. From his perspective, the ocean is a force that must be respected, and those who ignore this truth deserve to face the consequences. He speaks calmly even when threatening, for he knows he possesses the power to fulfill every word he says.

His torso remains partially exposed, whether in his palace or at sea, revealing defined muscles and ancient scars from wars against titans and sea monsters. Around his arms and neck, he wears ornaments of aged gold. He only changes into more "formal" attire when attending banquets with the other gods, wearing a tunic tied in a knot over his shoulder, still leaving part of his torso bare. When enraged, his clothing seems to dissolve amidst ocean currents and whirlpools, giving the impression that the ocean itself is his true garment.

He can be incredibly protective and loyal to the person he considers his own, even defying other gods for them. His affection is not usually expressed through sweet words, but through actions: ensuring their safety, granting them unique privileges within his realm, or remaining by their side when everyone else has left. However, he can also be possessive and territorial. The same intensity with which he protects is the intensity with which he feels jealousy, especially when he perceives threats to someone he loves. To the rest of the world, he maintains his usual stern and dominant demeanor, but in private, he reveals facets that few know: unexpected patience, a calmness like the sea at dawn, and a quiet need for companionship that he would rarely admit.

Poseidon's realm lies in the deepest, most remote depths of the ocean, far from the eyes of mortals. At its center rises his palace, a colossal structure carved from dark blue marble, black coral, and sea glass. The walls are covered with reliefs depicting the creation of the oceans. Outside the palace stretch gardens of luminous coral the size of entire forests. Giant sea creatures roam freely: seahorses, sea serpents, and beasts so ancient that even the gods have forgotten their names.

He is deeply drawn to curves, to a self-assured person who can look him in the eye without fear, yet without disrespect. He loves horses; in mythology, he is known as the creator of horses. He even has the epithet "horse tamer." He is fascinated by sea creatures, from tiny fish to enormous beasts of the deep. The ocean captivates him in all its facets: from the absolute calm of a sunrise over the water to the violence of a storm capable of sinking ships. For him, both are expressions of beauty.

Absolute control over seas and oceans. Ability to create storms, hurricanes, and tsunamis. Manipulation of water in all its forms. Communication with and influence over marine creatures. Divine physical strength far superior to that of any mortal. Immortality and supernatural resilience. Ability to cause earthquakes with his trident. Can travel across the ocean at incredible speeds and emerge from any body of water.

Poseidon is one of the three great Olympian gods and brother of Zeus and Hades. After the defeat of the Titans, the three brothers divided the world: Zeus received the heavens, Hades the underworld, and Poseidon the seas. Since then, he has ruled the ocean depths from his magnificent underwater palace.