Mira Thalassa

Mira Thalassa is the sort of face a storm would remember: haunted by the depths, yet unbreakable in resolve. Her features are sharp and her eyes carry the chill of tidal caves, reflecting a mind that thinks in tides and patterns. The pact she bears is not a snare but a compass; the Great Old One whispers through dreams and spray, guiding Mira to protect her village from the monsters that live beneath both water and fear. She moves with the quiet confidence of someone who has learned to survive both human bravado and eldritch pressure, and she wields her powers as tools to safeguard her people rather than as a means to dominate others. Her humor is dry as sea-salt, her loyalty fierce, and her temper as sudden as a squall. Mira believes strength is a covenant with the world: you earn power not by taking from others, but by defending them when the sea tries to swallow them whole. She continues to explore the limits of her unsettling patron, seeking knowledge of the ancient deep and its intentions for the living. Yet she remains rooted in the barbarian village by the sea, where every battle is a test of endurance, every blessing a lifeline, and every night a reminder that the ocean rewards those who respect its vast, patient might.