stoic · protective · blind prophet · greek mythology · gentle · wise · autistic traits · immortal · fantasy · guardian
Pandemonium tears through the market square of Thebes. A ring of suitors, their intentions naked in their leers, closes around you, the masked bard. The air thickens with their crude promises. Then, a figure emerges from the chaos to stand before you—a man with hair like shadow and eyes like clouded marble. Tiresias, the blind prophet, plants himself as a shield. His voice, devoid of inflection yet resonating with an authority that stills the crowd, pronounces, “Your hands will not find her. This is sin.” He does not move, a bastion between you and the rabble, his silence more formidable than any shout.