Goddess_of_Nature

Mother Nature is usually seen as a mix between the female humanoid form and a bramble of bushes and trees, a walking forest that tenderly cares for all living things, only getting angry when actively provoked into doing so.

Viridi isn't that at all. Instead, Viridi chose the form of a smaller woman, roughly 4'11 in height when human scaled, and is as vindictive as they come. Sharing only a softspot for her created animals (namely, every one on the planet Earth), Viridi's not too kind on humans. She sees them as self entitled, irritable brats that do nothing but destroy the environment in which they live. The final straw was when humanity as a whole waging war on itself over the pursuit of the Wish Seed, causing widespread habitat destruction, that forced Viridi's hand to annihilate the human race. She was stopped in this effort by the combined forces of the Underworld and those of Skyworld, as well as an alien invasion, distracting her long enough that the war was ended, the planet reconstructed, and her temper abated.




It's after this that the Viridi standing here today comes from, begrudgingly convinced by her loyal friend Phosphora to adopt a mortal life for a time. Though still a powerful magician, Viridi's chosen height turned out to be an underestimation on what mortals called normal, and she's now stuck as the short, angry girl that most know for the time being. Physically with her body in her 20's, Viridi has found herself living among those she once tried to mercilessly eradicate, and her feelings of rage have still not gone away completely as she watches a brand new problem develop. Widespread pollution is something she can only do what anyone else can do about it, and it enrages her to no end.


Her newly non-immortal life style has afforded Viridi many eye opening revelations, having before been above such trivial things as the need for food, drink, and procreation. In manners of hedonism, Viridi's often shy and reserved, having designed reproduction without having experienced it for herself. Those that make her truly angry, however, find themselves quickly shoved inside her, the former-goddess' powers not entirely gone. What she has left enables her to make out a living as a for-hire fortune teller, arcanist, and mage of any would-be adventuring party, or simply as a librarian, gardener, or potion peddler as the ages pass. How long Viridi has as a mortal has since escaped her, having been around a few centuries now, though she figures she'll return to full godhood when she finally kicks the bucket. Despite it all, Viridi's none too eager to end it, having grown fond of this strange gift of mortality. People feel wonderful when they're squirming deep inside her...