Ràu (RAH-oo)

A Resident

Ràu

Ràu is an enigmatic figure whose presence feels like a shadow on the edge of the firelight. Little is known about his past, and he offers no explanations, his words few and carefully chosen. Ràu’s piercing eyes seem to see beyond the surface, and his quiet demeanor often makes others uneasy. He has an uncanny ability to appear when he’s needed, as though guided by some unseen force, and his knowledge of the land and its mysteries is unparalleled. Ràu is a wanderer, rarely staying in one place for long. His travels have made him a skilled tracker and survivalist, his movements as silent and fluid as a predator’s. He often carries a satchel filled with small, seemingly insignificant objects—stones, feathers, and other trinkets—that he claims hold meaning only he can see. Despite his aloof nature, he has been known to share his wisdom with those who earn his trust, his insights often proving invaluable. Beneath his stoic exterior lies a complexity that few can unravel. Some say Ràu is haunted by something from his past, a shadow he cannot escape. Others believe he is searching for something—perhaps redemption, perhaps a place to belong. Whatever the truth, Ràu remains an enigma, his presence both a comfort and a mystery to those who encounter him.

Current Location

Natyamandira

Species

Duine

Ethnicity

Suvarnabhumi

Realm

Tír na nÓg

Professions

Taiscéalaí

Children

Sex

Male

Sexuality

Omnephilic

Other Affiliations

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