Luvian Cetrus (LOO-vee-an SEH-trus)

A Resident

Luvian Cetrus (a.k.a. Loo)

Luvian Cetrus is a wanderer, known for his captivating songs and his connection to the winds that sweep through Tír na nÓg’s crystal coasts. Born under a moonlit sky to the guardians of a sacred sea shrine, his voice is said to carry the echoes of the waves themselves. Luvian was a restless child, often wandering beyond the safety of his clan's waters to hear stories from other travelers who ventured near the shore. As an adult, Luvian has become a bard of great renown, carrying with him songs that stir the hearts of both fae and mortals. His mastery of storytelling is second only to his sharp wit, which has saved him from more than a few perilous situations. Beneath his easygoing nature lies a subtle melancholy, stemming from a tragedy lost to time—an accident at sea that left him feeling untethered, always seeking solace in distant horizons. Now, Luvian roams the shimmering paths of Tír na nÓg, collecting and sharing stories as a way to piece together the truths of his own past. His songs have the power to inspire or unearth forgotten memories, making him a figure of both reverence and mystery among his kin.

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Mental characteristics

Sexuality

Omnephilic

Current Location

Villa Lucullus

Species

Duine

Ethnicity

Sicagic

Realm

Tír na nÓg

Professions

Ceoltóir na Síog

Children

Sex

Male

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