PAXACUS
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PAXACUS
Deity of: Protection , Peace Form: An inner light seems to glow just underneath the skin of this tall, lanky elf. He has long, flowing hair that has been pulled back into a ponytail. The tips of his pointed ears poke out just slightly. His round face is set above broad shoulders. The features of his face seem to be perfect for him. His deep, piercing blue eyes seem to measure you. His thin lips are just below his small noise. Those lips seem to always be smiling. Colors: Blue & White Symbol: The dove Weapon Preference: Hands Tenets: 1) Do one thing at a time, but do it well. 2) Do it slowly. Do it deliberately, but do it well. 3) Put your mind, heart and soul into what you do. 4) Everything dies in the end. Enjoy your time while you have it. 5) Smile while protecting others. 6) Live life to the fullest. Personal Views and History: Once, long ago, a high elf thought to become one with the pantheon. Not because he was righteous or deserving but because he was a high elf and felt entitled to such as his birthright. With this in mind, he sought out the wisest of wise men to learn how to gain the power to gain a seat amongst the pantheon. The wiseman, seeing the true heart of this high elf placed a task that he felt could never be met. The wisemans words were short and brief. "You must plant a tree. This tree you must care for as it grows. You must be its only protection. Once it is tall enough, you must meditate under its branches for a millinum. With this in mind, the elf depart and planted a tree. He cared for the tree until it was tall enough that he could meditate under its branches. But the millinum would not happen in his first attempt. Only a century into his meditation, war came to his forest and he had to defend the tree. Nor did his second attempt prove successful for the Gods War raged and he was drawn away once more to defend this tree of Meditation. On the third attempt, he was able to mediate for a millineum. In all this attempt, the attitude of the high elf died away and was replaced by that of a protector.