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They're capable of transforming into anything they please with no real interest in labels, but whatever the lesser beings envision them as they're willing to abide by that. They've transformed into men and women to seduce those easy to prey upon, and easily have sent a scare as animals as well. Typically they've been more in their feral fox form to play an unsuspecting predator in the countryside as well. After all, humans were already tainted, and they were merely coaxing out these traits for the gods to see.

Selfish and cruel, they feel nothing for all the damage they've caused. They enjoyed robbing trinkets from everyone for their collection, and cared little enough to practice any sort of philanthropy.

Since their eventual imprisonment, they've become increasingly more bitter of humanity, but some of that resentment has eventually transferred towards their fellow deities. They've become lonely as their cynical nature only intensified accepting that the world was just as cruel as ever when spirits with the worst of their backgrounds on their metaphorical sleeves tried to escape limbo to enter the heavens. They did not accept even a pitying hand of the more deserving of dead finding everyone just the same in the end when the opportunity presented itself.

TBA

History

basically the judge of the underworld as punishment for their ways until meeting a young spirit who gave them a new perspective on life and unlife

Tricky

yeahh