Tuiren (TOOR-en)

Primal Unbound Prihleudhōs Deity

Tuiren (a.k.a. Tuirenn, Sea-Mother, the Driftguide)

Tuiren is the soul of the sea’s embrace, both still and stirring, patient and passionate. Patron to the Dumu Abzu and others of the deep, she is the wave that teaches rhythm, the current that carries stories. Her touch does not drown but cradles—inviting those she guides to find their own flow and forge new paths beneath and beyond the surface. To her people, she is a mentor in the art of letting go and flowing forward, of shaping one’s destiny by knowing when to stand still and when to surge. Tuiren reveals that true power is found not in domination, but in surrendering to one's nature and rising with purpose. She teaches the craft of song, the grace of motion, and the wisdom of reflection. Her seas hold not terror, but depth, and in their embrace, her kin find their truest selves. Mortals once named her Cailleach or Ran, mistaking her shifting forms for wildness, her freedom for threat. But among the Dumu Abzu and sea-folk, she is no specter of ruin—she is the breath between tides, the sheltering wave, the keeper of wisdom that flows where others sink. Tuiren’s truth is not colonized lore, but living memory.

Physical Description

General Physical Condition

A fluid, luminous figure with hair of streaming kelp and eyes deep as the ocean floor. Her skin shimmers with pearlescent scales, and her voice carries the hush of distant waves. She often reflects the graceful forms of the Dumu Abzu, adorned in flowing garments of sea-glass and coral.

Mental characteristics

Sexuality

Tuiren’s love is tidal—deep, enveloping, and ever-shifting. She is drawn to seekers of depth and sincerity, those willing to dive beneath the surface. Her intimacy flows like water: soft and all-encompassing, cleansing and awakening. To be loved by Tuiren is to be remade, again and again, in waves of shared understanding and profound stillness.

Species

Beings: Divine

Realm

The Divine Realm

Date of Birth

Evos Todhchaí
Gheydh

Family

Prihleudhōs

Parents

Primordial Forces

Children

Sex

Female

Sexuality

Celestiaphilic

Guest Residence

Claddach Bothan