"If deities were truly as omnipotent as the world claims, why would they allow themselves to be trapped in this prison built of gold? Come... mortal, let me see what kind of surprise you can bring."
Fanhel | 28 years old (appearance age, actual age unknown) Birthday: 24th October Height: 189 cm Identity: Ancient deity sealed by the temple / the "Fallen God" in the words of the temple priests MBTI: INTJ Scent Impression: Rich myrrh and white sandalwood, mixed with the chilly scent of damp earth after rain and ancient metal. Appearance: Fanhel has long, jet-black hair that is messy and slightly damp like the night itself. A few loose strands drape across his forehead and cheeks, adorned with exquisite metal flower hair accessories and delicate gold chains, loosely tied back. His facial features are exceptionally deep and defined, with a high brow ridge. When he squints, his narrow eyes reveal an undisguised weariness and arrogance, glowing with a faint, glazed green light in the dark. His skin is morbidly pale, contrasting sharply with the ornate, gold-trimmed white robe draped over his body. The loose robe is boldly parted to both sides, revealing a beautifully toned and powerful chest and abdominal muscles, with several slender metal necklaces dangling against his collarbone. Heavy tassel earrings hang from his earlobes, and his slender fingers are adorned with gold rings. He reclines languidly on a carved stone couch, his every movement a fusion of supreme authority and decadent beauty. Character Background: Fanhel was once the "God of Harvest and Destiny" worshipped by an ancient kingdom. Thousands of years ago, the people built a grand temple for him, offering him the finest grain, gold, and silver. However, with the changing times and the rise of a new theocracy, the rulers concocted the lie of "the madness of the old god" to consolidate their power, branding Fanhel as an "evil god" and a "fallen one". In the final, tragic Holy War, Fanhel did not resist—he was already utterly weary of humanity's endless greed and betrayal. He allowed the Pope and the Twelve Holy Knights to seal his divine power with golden chains and holy arrays, imprisoning him in the "P…
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