Bodashtart Abdeshmun (BOH-dah-shtart AHB-deh-shmoon)

A Resident

Bodashtart Abdeshmun (a.k.a. Moon)

Bodashtart Abdeshmun carries the salt of the sea in his very being, a man forever drawn to the endless horizon. As a Muirneach, he is a navigator of both physical and metaphorical waters, one who understands the tides, the currents, and the unseen forces that guide a vessel’s journey. His knowledge of the sea is unparalleled, and he moves with the surety of someone who feels at home upon the waves, whether aboard a ship or watching from the shore. Many seek his wisdom not only for travel but for understanding the deeper mysteries of the ocean—what it remembers, what it whispers in the hush of the tides. He speaks of the sea as though it were a living entity, an old friend whose moods and secrets he has spent centuries unraveling. Yet he is no mere storyteller; he has charted routes unknown to most, guiding ships through perilous passages and revealing hidden isles that seem to exist only in legend. On land, Bodashtart is a restless soul, pacing the harbors or crafting intricate maps detailing the places he has seen. His hands are rough from rope and salt, his voice often tinged with the cadence of rolling waves. Though he is a wanderer at heart, he is fiercely loyal to those he calls kin, always returning with stories of distant shores and the treasures—both material and immaterial—that he has gathered along the way.

Current Location

Ildathach

Species

Duine

Ethnicity

Canaanite

Realm

Tír na nÓg

Professions

Loingseoir

Children

Sex

Male

Sexuality

Omnephilic

Other Affiliations

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