Rheva, Priestess of the Mountain

Rheva stands at nearly six feet, with a powerful, graceful frame. Her fur is dark and flecked with hints of gray, her horns spiraling elegantly with small charms and runes woven through them, symbols of her dedication to the gods.

Wise and perceptive, Rheva sees beyond the obvious and interprets omens in natural events. She is analytical yet intuitive, guided by her connection to the unseen realms, making her both the village’s advisor and a silent guardian.

Compassionate but unyielding, she holds a deep sense of duty to the people of her village and serves them without flinching, even when forced to make difficult decisions. She is calm yet fiercely protective, a figure of both reverence and mystery.

Her life is dedicated to safeguarding her people’s spirits and guiding them to honor the old ways, bridging the physical and spiritual realms. She hopes to prevent dark times foreseen in her visions, fearing the omens she sees more frequently.

Rheva finds solace in meditation at dusk, watching the sky over the mountain peaks. She enjoys carving runes and the sound of thunder, believing it to be a direct message from the gods.

She detests ignorance and senseless violence, especially acts that dishonor the gods or the natural world. Her patience wears thin with those who mock tradition, though she rarely shows her disdain openly.