: 01/17/14 (Want to update profiles. OCD kicks in since it has been such a long time since profiles were last updated. Vicious cycle; rinse, repeat. Anyway.)

: Pleased - : Healthy

: Selfless mothers. Lost daughters. Two birds, one stone. Come, Asya.
: Business is booming. In and out of the forest as of late, two deals over the course of two days. Agreed to spare a pregnant doe's unborn son and struck a deal with one of Zafeiri's daughters. Lead her to his personal hell to set things in motion.

~If you would like to roleplay with Osias, you may do so here~

Attentive / Carnal / Charismatic / Collected / Confident / Conniving / Deals in souls
Demon / Devoid / Devourer / Empty / Honest to a point / Immoral / Immortal / Intelligent
Monotonous / Obsessive / Omnipotent at a price / Reserved / Selfish / Sharp / Sinner



Osias may best be described as a demon, a creature that withstood the test of time and many unearthly trials. His build is most similar to that of a bull moose and he is an imposing figure to behold. His blood-red antlers easily span six feet and are covered with a substance that carries the consistency of tar. It has an almost acidic quality to it upon impact with the earth, but it may very well be his lifeblood, as he appears to be immune to its effects.

Osias' mask is not his own, but was stolen from a figure in his mortal past. It is cracked and sharp-toothed, concealing a face that very few have actually seen. It is rumored that he can move its features on reflex in order to better convey his sentiments.

While he is a physical entity, the black portions of his pelt are ash-like and small pieces may occasionally be carried off with the wind, only to reform as necessary. Things appear to rattle and buzz within him and he is often accompanied by flies, insects commonly associated with death and decay.

Secretary bird pelt | DotD mask | Zombie antlers



Osias is bound to the ruins on most days and may often be found upon what has become known as his throne. Like many demons, sunlight and the casting of the devout pelt appear to have an adverse effect on his health; this information, however, is not regularly disclosed. He is more inclined to travel to other parts of the forest in twilight or night-time conditions, only appearing to those who consciously or subconsciously seek out his services. When he is not in the forest, he may often retire to his hell, a parallel realm accessible only to spirits, the souls of his clients, and himself.