Adranus (AH-drah-nus)
Mediterranean Deity
Adranus
Adranus is the volcano-god of the Sicagic highlands, where fire meets stone and silence meets eruption. Once worshipped on the slopes of Mount Etna, he embodies the sacred flame of the earth’s heart—not just destruction, but transformation through heat. His breath is sulfur and incense; his voice is tectonic patience. Farmers feared and honored him, knowing he could bless their fields or bury them.
As a fusion of Nuragic and Sicel influences, Adranus ruled over protective spirits and hearth cults. He was invoked during oaths and in times of volcanic unrest. He guards sacred boundaries—between land and underworld, promise and threat. His priests bore ash on their faces and entered dreams with lava-glass in their hands.
Physical Description
General Physical Condition
Adranus appears as a dark-skinned man cloaked in smoke and basalt armor. His eyes flicker like magma, and a crown of obsidian shards rings his temples. Flames wreath his shoulders but never consume him.
Mental characteristics
Sexuality
Adranus loves through heat and grounding. His intimacy is deep, smoldering, and anchored in loyalty. He chooses lovers who can weather the long burn, whose souls do not flee when the mountain stirs.
Lineage
Species
Ethnicity
Realm
Date of Birth
Evos Todhchaí
Gheydh
Gheydh
Children
Sex
Male
Sexuality
Celestiaphilic
