Vaina Sinan (VYE-nuh SEE-nan)

A Resident

Vaina Sinan

Vaina Sinan, of Phoenician descent, has a gentle strength and calm demeanor, harmonizing perfectly with the soil he tends. With a love for the land, Vaina is drawn to the cycles of growth, enjoying the quiet ritual of preparing the soil and ensuring it reaches peak fertility. He carefully studies the earth’s needs, learning its rhythms and qualities, dedicated to coaxing the richest harvest from each season. Though strong in his own right, Vaina yields to the more assertive personality of his lover, Oko, embracing their balance with a quiet pride and devotion. In Tir na nOg, Vaina has carved out a place for himself as a steward of the earth, his presence a calming influence in the fields. With Oko, he finds joy and purpose, their complementary energies forming a seamless partnership, both in love and in labor. The two share a bond that transcends mere companionship, each action in the field echoing their respect and care for one another. Vaina’s fulfillment comes from nurturing life from the soil, knowing that his role, though quiet, is vital to the beauty they create together.

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Mental characteristics

Sexuality

Omnephilic

Current Location

Adamah

Species

Duine

Ethnicity

Phoenician

Realm

Tír na nÓg

Professions

Children

Sex

Male

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