Obsidia

Concept: Truth, Night

Title: Moonbringer

Aspects:

Lupines

Obsidian

Shadows

Stars

Moon

Snakes

Relationships: Heliosuru (twin sister), Tresla (younger sister), More-More (niece), D'araqne (nephew), Demartesia (niece).

Personality: Obsidia is a calculated individual and at times relentless and sadistic in the truths he holds dear.  However, he does show considerable remorse and is thrown into a deep depression when he realizes what he knows as truth is actually false.

Appearance: Obsidia usually appears either as a man with a cobra's head who glows like the moon.  He also has another form like a purple stag which he uses as his steed.  He can appear as a mixture of these two forms or as both simultaneously if he needs too.

More-More

Concept: Desperation

Title: Heretic of the Oysters

Attributes: None

Relationships: Heliosuru (Mother), Acephalous (Father), D'arqane (Brother), Demartesia (Sister), Tresla (Aunt)

Personality: More-More displays some points of irrational behavior or fantastical thinking.  She rarely sees what she is doing as wrong but is just trying to find her place in the world.  More-More is not evil per say but rather innocent if insane.

Appearance: Superficially, More-More resembles an attractive human female.  But going in closer, one notices her kangaroo legs, having two palms to each hand [forming a folding shape] with five thumbs on each palm [no fingers], and her toes [on each foot] being merged into a single digit. Her face resembles either a crocodile or a cow with a single blind eye in the middle.  Her hair has become an array of slug eyes.  Her skin texture randomly alternates between burns, red leather, and growths resembling calcite on an oyster's shell.  Most notably, she has five slimy white orbs which emerge from her back and are tethered there by white strands, these behave almost like balloons but arc back to the side, rather than upright.

Tresla

Concept: Hope

Title: None, though she is affectionately called "Whiskers".

Aspects:
Daisies, Clouds, Cats, Moths, Flies, Sand

Relationships: Heliosuru (Sister), Obsidia (Brother), More-More (Niece), Demartesia (Niece), D'arqane (Nephew), Monton (Unclear), Ike (Unclear), Omegasuchus (Best Friend)

Personality: Tresla is one of the more naggingly optimistic characters and this is why she has attributes as flies and sand.  Although she superficially supports doubts about Dau'lush.  She later shows a far more pragmatic attitude about herself and realistic.

Appearance: As a human, Tresla resembles a woman of Asian descent and is almost identical to Heliosuru aside from being shorter.  In her normal form, Tresla resembles a snow leopard with scales, a bat's wings, and a moth's proboscis.  Her eyes are an icy blue color with no discernible pupils.

Demartesia

Concept: Things forgotten

Title: The Troglodyte Tree, Gemini, Artist of Memory

Aspects: Trees [Juniper specifically], Memories, Silver, Darkness, the Wind

Relationships: Heliosuru [Mother], Draemon [Father], D'arqane [Twin Brother], More-More [Half-Sister], Tresla [Aunt]

Personality: Demartesia is quiet and reserved.  She is a tree and does not move at all.  She is very curious about the world around her but is only informed by the experience of someone else forgetting.

Appearance: Demartesia does not have a human form.  She appears as a juniper tree growing in the roof of a cave with leaves not dissimilar to a maple with silver fringes.  She is often surrounded by fallen leaves signifying someone remembering.  She is unable to reach these leaves and forgets something remembered.

Actually came up with a new one a few days ago:

Serket

Concept: Knowledge, Senses

Relationships: Omegasuchus (Brother), Abseneth (Alternate Personality)

Aspects: Grapes, Coffee

Notes: Serket's name is a play from the Egyptian goddess Serket whereas the character Serket is literally seen as providing sensor input for all creation through wiring [circuits].  This is also where her relationship with her brother comes from.

Serket draws heavy inspiration from the writings of philosopher and bishop George Berkeley.

Appearance: Serket resembles a tall woman or perhaps a scorpion.  She has a phone jack for a stinger and AV cables for arms/hands.

Personality: Serket is a very isolated and awkward individual.  She does want to better the world but sometimes too much knowledge is a bad thing.  With her limited interactions, Serket is unaware of the existence of Abseneth.

Bin

Concepts: Secrets

Title: Bishop, Bane Drake

Aspects: None (yet), leaning towards dandelions and fireflies, maybe waterfowl,

Relationships: Thegnek (child),

Notes: Bin is named after Benjamin O'Regan. No, actually his appearance reminded me of a bishop so i named after the then Pontiff Benedict XVI.

Personality: Bin is fairly antisocial but he does so under orders of Dau'lush rather than choice or happenstance.  He is superficially easily amused but is not talkative.  Knowing things which no one else knows, he keeps his distance at all times.

Appearance: Bin appears as a large humanoid covered in black fur with a single eye in the middle of his forehead.  His fingers are made of long barbed-whips.  His mouth is like some sort of insect.  His crown is a large glowing light-bulb like structure which glows giving him a kind of angelic aura, this being the source of his nickname of "Bishop".

Omegasuchus

[Oh-May-Gah-Su-Kus]

Concept: Death

Title: None [yet], The Last

Attributes: Crocodiles, Rain,

Relationships: Unclear

Personality: Omegasuchus clearly carries a great deal of emotional baggage.  While he is responsible for killing the other Chot'ath [by permission of Dau'lush] when they move out of line, he clearly regrets and questions these.  Ultimately, this leads to a life marked by anxious paranoia but also a very dutiful outlook.  He has also has much self-loathing.

Appearance: Omegasuchus resembles a luminescent cyan crocodile with an unfleshed skull and blue flame eyes.  He later mutates into a form which resembles a green kaprosuchus form. [if anyone has my old Omegasuchus art, I will be eternally grateful].

Biography: At least at present, Omegasuchus has an unknown parentage but he might be the illegitimate child of Lushaka, the first Aut'strii.  He describes himself as growing up in poverty and is the target of bullies, his faith keeps him afloat.  As an adult, he becomes the Chot'ath of Death, a role that acts as a check against the power of the Aut'strii and other Chot'ath.  This vocation makes Omegasuchus estranged from his colleagues, none of whom trust him.  In particular, Heliosuru makes a habit of demonizing him amongst mortals and divine alike.

Omegasuchus' faith keeps him afloat but becomes embroiled with a [personal] existential crisis where he realizes his faith is more about making him feel comfortable than what actually is.  During this time, he becomes close friends with Tresla.  The two piece together evidence that Dau'lush is not the true god but a deimurge.  Omegasuchus also has a rather fractured friendship with Obsidia and his "superior" Mhg.

By, as of now, unknown means Lushaka contacts Omegasuchus and validates the latter's conspiracy claims.  Lushaka reveals that Dau'lush will eventually turn on his creation culminating in Omegasuchus taking his own life [after killing everyone else].    Omegasuchus and his allies lead an open revolt against their creator with Dau'lush [now incarnated as Hvrekhs Imperator] guarding the only portal that leads out of their dimension.  In a desperate plea, the Chot'ath funnel their energies into Omegasuchus and their faith in him transforming him further.

However, their strength is not enough and Omegasuchus is defeated.  With his final breath, Omegasuchus reveals that the chot'ath fighting in this revolt were actually illusions created by the Chot'ath to distract Dau'lush.

The real Chot'ath are greeted in the new dimension, our world, by Lushaka.  Lushaka reveals that the portals exist within the dreams of a specific being born once a generation and she is in debt to a young boy, for allowing the chot'ath to survive. Realizing the possibility still exists of Dau'lush finding them, Heliosuru murders the boy. Omegasuchus realizes he is not responsible for death in this world and beats Heliosuru within an inch of her life but cannot bring himself to take another life.  With the child dead, the chot'ath no longer exist within our dreams but physically exist within our world.

Omegasuchus makes a vow to guard his new home against any threats but will deal with them peacefully.  He uses his powers to help bring agriculture to the people of the Earth, teaching them responsibility while maintaining his vigil.