Character Sheet for Welun
Age
Mid 40's. (Physically 2 months old)
Character Description
Welun is Cres' father and the main priest of their village, having served in the role by himself for years until Cres was born. Like Cres, Welun was gifted with a large degree of mana from birth, giving him limited magic ability and preventing him from physically developing past one month of age. While Cres has a particularly unique type of magic, Welun has the ability to manipulate water, granting limited control over it and being able to purify it for consumption. Welun's magic is highly valued within the village, garnering a lot of respect outside just being used to sate the beasts outside the gates.
Personality
Welun is fairly kind and nurturing, putting a lot of value in taking care of his daughter to make sure she's up to the task of being a priestess. However Welun puts the role in high regard, thus making him a bit forceful when it comes to teaching Cres what their role is within the village. Thus, while Welun is very kind to Cres, he nonetheless is very insistent on her being raped as often as possible, be it by himself, the villagers or the monsters. All of it is done so that Cres understands and is prepared for the role of a village priest whenever the time comes.
To others, Welun is much more formal and submissive, accepting his role and doing what he can to perform it to the best of his ability. Be it using his magic to help gather drinking water or subjecting himself to being sexually taken advantage of by the normal villagers and monsters within the den, Welun does both willingly and without complaint.
Likes/Dislikes
Likes: Cres, serving his village, water.
Dislikes: Not being used in some way, being unable to help, laziness
Background/History
Welun was the late son of a snake priest named Tukol, who wanted to use his magic abilities to rule the village with an iron fist. The village, originally built to praise priests and their kind by forcing those who lacked the ability to use magic to worship them, grew to dislike priests and their kind. This attempt at control didn't last long, as due to being completely outnumbered and lacking the physical ability to defend himself, the original creator of the village was quickly subjected to being abused. This sentimentality lasted for many years, even into Welun's early life, as he found himself locked up and treated as nothing more than a child to be used.
However, not long after Welun's birth, now with a new priest within the village, his father was banished to the den, leaving the child as the only priest left. This marked a slow, but gradual tone shift within the people, as with the original problem now dealt with, things could change for the better. Welun, not wanting to make the mistakes of his father, made a point in acknowledging that the role of a priest was not to rule, but to serve.
Thus, despite the removal of his father Tukol, the young reptile found himself subject to much of the same treatment as before. While he couldn't perform any physical labor due to his physical anatomy, the village found other ways to utilize him in ways that mirrored other places. His magic was found to be immensely useful for gathering safe drinking water and making streams, allowing their home to become situated next to an artificial river. This new river saw the rise of frogs coming to live in the village, as well as turtles and the small dragons as well.
With all the changes and development that came about thanks to Weluns' help, a new sentimentality towards priests began to form, giving rise to a version of the goal his father desired. Welun was treated with respect and adoration by those that lived within the village, being seen as the servant of everyone who lived there.
Relatives/Family
Father: Tukol (whereabouts unknown)
Wife: Leila (frog) Deceased
Daughter: Cres
Other's born from the same clutch of eggs.
World/Setting
Liveria is a primitive place, with large stretches of forest run across the land, while small villages are dotted throughout the world around them. The forest is called the "The beasts den." Inside, creatures of all shapes and sizes live inside the dense woodlands, referred to simply as demons by the ones that live in this world.
These "demons" seek little more than to satisfy a constant need for devouring the source of energy known as mana. Mana is housed within the few sentient races in Liveria. These sentient races, consisting of races, frogs, snakes, lizards, and turtles and fat, diminutive dragons, all have this energy stored within them. Because of this, the creatures seek to constantly attack them and suck the mana from them by raping them.
The sentient races that inhabit Liveria are all small and very childlike in appearance, with no one in any of the races ever getting bigger than 2 feet at full height and always retaining the appearance of a child, no matter their age. Combined with their lack of strength and overall primitive nature, this makes all of them easy prey to the creatures outside.
However, while all of these races contain mana, typical members of them lack the mana necessary to satisfy the demons of the forest, and thus, under most normal circumstances, would get wiped out and ravaged for all eternity until they die from lack of nutrition or through dehydration and prolonged rape.
There are however, rare, unique individuals within these races that have large quantities of mana. These individuals are known as priests and priestesses within the villages they serve and exist to satisfy any demons that come within contact of their respective villages. When demons arrive, these individuals are tasked with going out and giving themselves over to the creatures until they are properly satisfied, forced to endure hours upon hours of being raped by many different monsters. Afterwards, they are brought back to the village and taken care of by everyone there. These individuals are indispensable to the survival of a village and without them, a village will surely fall prey to the perverted desires of the demons in the woods.
Priests and Priestesses however, in exchange for the vast quantities of mana that are given to them from birth suffer many other issues. For starters, they lack strength and are unable to care for themselves, always having drastically lower physical capabilities compared to even normal members of their race, who are already very weak physically.
Secondly, they never physically age past one month despite continuing to develop mentally. Despite this form of immortality granted to them, because they are essentially still toddlers, they are physically weak and unable to do anything on their own.
These traits cause members of the normal population to serve as maids to the priests and priestesses of their respective villages. Likewise however, because their job is also to serve and protect the villages they are in, it's normal for the priests and priestesses to regularly have sex with the members of their village, being subject to rape each and every day in preparation for when the demons may show up.
Ultimately, the world consists of large rape beasts always attempting to ravage villages of tiny, reptilian creatures, who's only defense against them lies in satisfying their sexual urges through allowing special members to be raped.
Body
Welun has a light blue outer body, with a white and similarly blue underbelly. The wave pattern on the scales serve as a sign of his magic ability to control water. Higher up he has arms that allow him to hold and use other items, a development of snakes over a long period of time. Otherwise, Welun looks much like what a baby snake would.
Clothing
Welun typically wears only a cloak.
Accessories
Welun carries a staff around with him. The staff does little else beyond serving as a symbol for his role as priest.
