Syra Gaelios (SEE-rah GAY-lee-ohs)

A Resident

Syra Gaelios

Syra Gaelios was chosen by the goddess Tabiti to join the others in Tir na nOg, where Syra takes on the crucial role of overseeing farming and maintaining the tidiness of their home, Khotar Tabithis. In the mortal realm, Syra excelled at cultivating the land, ensuring the tribe’s resources were plentiful, and keeping their surroundings in order. Now, in the eternal realm, Syra continues to nurture the crops and the land, bringing a sense of balance and sustainability to the community. Within Khotar Tabithis, Syra is known for meticulous attention to detail and dedication to keeping the space organized and harmonious. Whether it’s tending to the crops, organizing tools, or maintaining the yurt’s cleanliness, Syra ensures that everything runs smoothly. This quiet but essential presence brings peace to the others, who trust in Syra’s steady hand to maintain the order they need to live comfortably in their nomadic home. For Syra, maintaining the hearth and land is more than just a task—it is a sacred duty that honors the flame of Tabiti and preserves the legacy of their people. Syra finds joy in the rhythm of daily life, understanding that through these efforts, their home is not only stable but flourishing in the eternal world. With a calm and steady approach, Syra embodies the Scythian connection to both nature and the divine.

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Current Location

Khotar Tabithis

Species

Duine

Ethnicity

Scythian

Realm

Tír na nÓg

Professions

Tíoránach

Children

Sex

Male

Sexuality

Omnephilic

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