Nun (Noon)
Egyptian Deity
Nun
Nun, the ancient and unfathomable god of primordial waters, embodies the chaotic potential from which the cosmos emerged. His presence is as deep and silent as the void before time, a vastness that envelops the seeds of all existence. Nun's form is elusive, a deity that is both less and more than shape, a boundless expanse from which order is born. His eyes are veiled in the mystery of pre-creation, holding within them the spark that would kindle life and light. His voice is the soundless echo of the beginning, the resonance of potential that underlies all that is. As the wellspring of creation, Nun's touch is the quiver of nascent realities, the canvas upon which the tapestry of existence is woven. In his depths, the pillars of the earth are anchored, the vault of the sky is suspended, and the dance of the gods finds its stage.
Physical Description
General Physical Condition
Majestic figure representing the primeval waters, often depicted as a powerful deity embodying the cosmic essence of chaos and creation.
Mental characteristics
Sexuality
Nun exists before desire, and yet holds it all. His intimacy is not warmth but potential—formless, silent, and vast. He draws no lines, makes no demands. He is drawn to nothing and everything, and to love him is to approach the origin of longing itself, where being and becoming have not yet divided.
Lineage
Species
Ethnicity
Realm
Date of Birth
Evos Todhchaí
Gheydh
Gheydh
Children
Sex
Male
Sexuality
Celestiaphilic
