Name|
Aru

Titles|
Daughter of the Moon
Protector of Egypt/Kemet
The Third Goddess
The Protector of Upper and Lower Egypt
Protector of the Pharaoh

Age|
3245
{Looks 19}

Gender|
Female

Sexuality|
Bisexual

Pantheon|
Ancient Egypt /Kemet
{oc goddess}

Appearance|

Personality|
Aru is a strong willed and independent individual, a born leader though, she had no desire for power, choosing to serve and protect those who she believed worthy. She is a loyal individual, and is a fiercely protective friend. She can alear cold most of the time, but once she trusts you, she is more likely to be open around you, though not all the time. She is stubborn, persistent and proud. She can be cunning and sly, a trickster, a trait she got from her father Khonsu. She is caring and kind, but hides it behind her serious nature, prefering to focus on her duty.

Family|
Aru is the daughter of Anput and the lunar god Khonsu.

Domains|
-Goddess of The Paths that traverse the Duat
-Minor Goddess of the Moon
-Minor Goddess of Funerals
-Minor Goddess of Mummification
-Goddess of the Ways,

Powers|
-ability to shift between forms
-ability to shift into her sacred animals
-ability to control the paths of the Duat
-lesser ability to manipulate the moon
-lesser abilities relating to funerals
-lesser abilities relating to mummification
-necromancy
-ability to control {open/close/manipulate} doorways
-more powerful at night
-ability to summon and manipulate/control her sacred animals

Sacred Symbols|
-Ravens/Crows
-Wolves
-The Double Crown
-A Door

Likes|
-fighting
-training
-sailing on the Nile
-The Pharaoh
-Ma'at

Dislikes|
-Isfet (chaos)
-Serquet
-Apep/Apophis
-Cowards

Backstory|
Aru was born out of the union of the goddess of mummification and funerals, Anput, and the lunar god Khonsu. She grew quickly, like many of her brethren, and soon took her place among the ranks of all the gods of Egypt. For the Millennium after her birth, she split her time between serving the pharoah, He who was Horus born anew, and sailing with Ra on his nightly journey aboard the sun barge, fighting beside her brethren to protect the sun god from the serpent of chaos. But when Egypt fell, and Rome conquered her beloved Egypt, she retreated to the Duat, as the loss of the united Egypt weakened her. She continued to serve aboard the sun boat, and took her place beside the god Horus as a Protector of the True Pharaoh.
Though she may not always seem so, she is a mischievous individual, often getting into trouble when not on the sun barge or protecting the pharoah. For a Millennium, after angering a few of the gods, she was bound to a barge that traversed the Duat, her punishment being to guide souls to the hall of two truths, the hall of judgment where there souls would be judged. During that millenia, she was unable to leave the barge for very long.

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