Rheya Anaris (RAY-ah Ah-NAH-rees)

A Resident

Rheya Anaris

Rheya Anaris stands among the Anarya, the sacred multi-gendered priest of the Scythians who dwells between the realms of masculine and feminine, embodying both the earthly and the divine. Chosen by the goddess Tabiti for their unique spiritual gifts, Rheya was brought to Tir na nÓg to safeguard the Scythian spiritual legacy. Known for a profound wisdom and deep understanding of the sacred veil, Rheya serves as a bridge between realms, guiding souls both in life and in the afterlife. In Tir na nÓg, Rheya fully embraces their role as a keeper of secrets and a guide for those seeking spiritual transformation. Often found near the sacred flames, they commune with Tabiti and offer counsel to those in need. Their fluidity between worlds—both in gender and spirit—has earned them reverence, with many drawn to the depth of understanding they offer. Carrying the knowledge of both life and death, Rheya’s role in Tir na nÓg evolves continually as keeper of the sacred mysteries of the Scythians. Still, they are often reminded of the sacrifices made on their journey to this eternal realm.

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Mental characteristics

Sexuality

Omnephilic

Current Location

Khotar Tabithis

Species

Duine

Ethnicity

Scythian

Realm

Tír na nÓg

Professions

Children

Sex

Andro

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