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When Orchid came back to Carramba with her little copper dragoness and a shopping list of genetic traits, it pretty much floored everyone involved that the one 'perfect match' to her abilities... was an ancient Sumerian death god. But there they were, the hugely muscled Nergal with his well-oiled bronze skin and - if one manages to get him to throw the hood back - surprisingly gorgeous hair. As a fire-god, Nergal played second-fiddle to Shamash the sun god. But as the lord of harvest sun and bonfires, this gave him preferential treatment regarding plant matter and seasonal changes. In some versions of his varied mythology, he was equitable to Persephone, alternately ruling by the underworld god's side, and being above for the harvest and growth. It is that aspect that usually habits Carramba, and that aspect which Orchid chose to make her own little farmer with. Nasir is terrifying. He is remarkably durable, physically adept, and certainly no slouch in the brains department. But he definitely harkens back to that age-old ideal of a god ruling his element, and Nasir's element is crop maintenance and you'd better fucking believe he is also a pest exterminator. Never let it be said that everyone in the Aperture family is all goodie-two-shoes nice. Nasir is fierce to an extent, but mostly he likes to talk shop or hang with his peeps. Those peeps are often other demi-gods, or even outright deities, who take him seriously even if 'he's a farmer' doesn't exactly put the fear of gawd into most mortals. He actually has a stunning amount in common with 'Uncle Wilson', in that he is huge, strong, deadly, and loves to cook... In fact they have teamed up down in North Aperture to host a competitive cooking event or two, where everyone is a winner because food is excellent when they're around. Nasir and his dragon do move from site to site, visiting the Ranch and Grounds at least as frequently as North Aperture's top side areas. |
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