Eneş Venet (EH-nesh VEH-net)

A Resident

Eneş Venet

Eneş is the elder of Andrei’s two sons, a steady and compassionate young man with a deep connection to the natural world. While he has inherited his father’s skill with woodworking, Eneş is more drawn to the forest itself, often disappearing for hours to explore its hidden glades and streams. His calm presence and innate curiosity make him a favorite among the other youth in the area, though Eneş himself is more comfortable in solitude. He has a habit of collecting small tokens—twigs shaped like runes, smooth stones, or feathers—which he weaves into simple but meaningful talismans. Despite his gentle nature, Eneş feels the weight of expectation as the eldest son. He works hard to support his father’s craft, even when his heart yearns to roam. While his father’s stoicism frustrates him at times, Eneş admires Andrei deeply and strives to emulate his quiet strength. His younger brother, Corvin, is both a source of joy and exasperation, as Eneş often finds himself playing the mediator in Corvin’s more brash adventures. Together, they form a bond of contrasts, with Eneş as the calm anchor to Corvin’s vibrant energy.

Relationships

Corvin Venet

Brother

Towards Eneş Venet

Eneş Venet

Brother

Towards Corvin Venet

Andrei Venet

Brother

Towards Eneş Venet

Eneş Venet

Brother

Towards Andrei Venet

Current Location

Sangviață

Species

Súileach

Ethnicity

Dăceni

Realm

Tír na nÓg

Professions

Spouses

Siblings

Corvin Venet (Brother)

Andrei Venet (Brother)

Children

Sex

Male

Sexuality

Succusexual

Other Affiliations

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