"Where there is life, there is death."

Ramin is the child of nebulas long gone. He is the force of entropy that exists in balance with light and darkness. He is, essentially, the god of death and ghosts. He does everything in his power to keep this information from mortals.

Easily annoyed and very private, Ramin does not know why he bothers to stick around with the goddesses. He has work to do: gathering souls, bringing them to the afterlife, dealing with the death of planets... the last thing he wants is to pick up after Solstice or rein in Twilight. And yet, he stays. Ugh. He's getting too old for this.

Relationship summary:

Solstice: the most annoying younger sibling in existence. He begrudginly gives her a kiss goodnight when she asks.

Twilight: when she's not doing something dumb, she is the perfect friend. He likes gardening with her and sitting silently at opposite ends of the room ignoring each other as he works.

The Oracle: if this useless priest reveals who he is to ANY other mortal, Ramin promises he'll be the next soul in the afterlife. Oracle has yet to take the threat seriously.

Oz: Ramin considers the biggest joke in the universe that the supposed bringer of the apocalypse is a man who once tried to hide behind a sheer curtain. He can stay as long as he doesn't interfere - this isn't Ramins first rodeo with an Endbringer.