Ekhlepsus, the God of age of Time;

Also known as Eclipse or Armonía, Ekhlepsus is the God of age of time well as the God of Observation and God of the changes between Day and Night.

They would accept being called by any pronoun, but only refers to themself as They/Them. Also, their body is androgynous enough that it becomes impossible to assign them a gender.

They're the middle sibling of Apollo and Artemis, the perfect ballance between them, and also shows the absolute contrast of both.

Ekhlepsus is not an easy good to persuade or worship, often because of their business. Being responsible by changing the current time always make them keep isolated, completely focused on their duty.

For those insistent ones who really wanted to worship them, Ekhlepsus main offerings are labradorite and a glass with clean sand. Usually, the devotees place the gemstone on the sand.

Ekhlepsus appearance is a really difficult thing to understand. The God's mystery of hiding their own face makes it become a personal interpretation of each devotee.

Often, the God is described by a human form having 8 more arms coming from their back. Their hair is seen half grayish blue in a braid on the right side and loose orange yellow on the left side. Their clothes are simple but still majestic, and they're described wearing a top shirt with only the right sleeve, pants where the right leg is wide and the left leg is tight, and leather shoes with some details.

Their personality is kinda of an unknown thing because they're rarely seen interacting with the other Gods or humans. But Ekhlepsus can be described by a cold and observer creature who doesn't speak more than a sentence. Even so, they're really close to their sibling.

Their main tasks, in addition to ensuring the age of Day and Night, are to observe everything and everyone at all times, giving every form of life its necessary and fair time.