Námoron Kai'Thalis (NÁ-mohr-on KAI-thah-lis)

A Resident

Námoron Kai'Thalis (a.k.a. Namor)

Námoron Kai'Thalis, a resident of Tir na nOg, is a figure whose origins trace back to the fabled underwater realms of ancient Atlantis. He is known not for conquest or dominion, but for his deep connection to the oceans and the natural world. Having inherited the wisdom of the seas, Námoron spends his time guiding the flow of aquatic life in the realm, ensuring that harmony prevails beneath the waves. His home is a place of tranquility, where the tides respond to his presence, and marine creatures of all kinds find refuge. While his appearance often draws attention, he shies away from being "sought after," preferring instead the quiet life beneath the waters of Tir na nOg. Though his past holds echoes of a great, almost forgotten Atlantean legacy, Námoron finds peace in the present. He embraces the eternal calm and beauty of his surroundings. On occasion, he swims the shorelines, speaking with others who are drawn to the water, but always returns to his submerged sanctuary. His purpose is to exist in balance with the sea, a living example of Tir na nOg's ethos of peace, love, and harmony.

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Mental characteristics

Sexuality

Omnephilic

Current Location

Aegorath Ni'marra

Species

Dumu Abzu

Ethnicity

Atlantean

Realm

Tír na nÓg

Professions

Children

Sex

Male

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