Kaze

this is my (wisteria's) oc, and i would appreciate it if you don't steal/edit it.

Quotes
"Hello. I might have heard of you. Or not... I'm not quite sure..."

"Sorry. I've only been a god for five centuries."

"Hmm... yes... this plan will work... it's important that we have our strongest and most qualified soldiers out there... oh? It's lunch time already?"

"The calm wind... the tranquil breeze... the peace that wind brings. It's all too familiar."

"I literally have no idea about what you're talking about."

"I want to be a better god--for my people, and for the other gods. I must sacrifice my humanity for that... but in the end... it's worth it, isn't it?"

Kaze
Kaze became a god at an early age. He knew the god before him, the God of Wind (Futen), and was blessed with the gift of immortality, along with his own powers. Kaze is the youngest god and mainly called a "strategic thinker" and a "prodigy."

Appearance
Before transcending into immortal life, Kaze was actually an elf, before being slaughtered by a demon. He has messy, short cerulean hair and dark indigo eyes. He wears a dark blue kimono with lavender flower petals patterned on it. He stands at 5'5 and wears bamboo sandals. Kaze looks full human in this form and also wears a dark brown satchel filled with daggers and vials of poison. He also wears a sheathed sword that has the same pattern as his kimono on the handle, and glows when infused with wind.

Personality
Kaze is a generally calm and carefree god, who rules over the city of "Kaze no Machi." He has no familiarity of "human culture/traditions" and is often curious about mortals and the human race. Kaze doesn't really rule over the city; his sister, Tatsuta Hime, who is also a god, is the one doing all the "ruling." He is often seen as lazy, although he is a good strategist, and is responsible for making every battle plan in Kaze no Machi. He could be considered the "brain" behind the ruling of Kaze no Machi. Tatsuta Hime, on the other hand, is the "brawn" of the ruling portion, and oversees the soldiers' trainings. Kaze is selfless and willing to put his immortal life on the line for his citizens, and for his sister.

Kaze is pretty deadpan and confused about tradition and culture, and will have no idea what you're talking about if it's culture-related. He also just found out that gods have a holiday--"Gods' Appreciation Day"--a holiday celebrated throughout the world of Nimura, where most of the Japanese gods reside. Kaze is mostly quiet, though will become talkative if he decides he likes hanging out with whoever he's talking to. He is also observative and mindful of his surroundings, though he gets distracted quite easily. He is also childish af and overthinks things.

Kaze isn't the most confident in his abilities, and he's sort of... a peaceful kind of god. A gentle god, you could say. He isn't arrogant nor competitive, although he has ambitions--lots of them. He wants to be as strong as his sister, Tatsuta, one day, and be able to protect his people, just like Futen, the god before him.

Abilities

 * Wind manipulation
 * Dark wind manipulation
 * Immortality
 * Inhuman speed & strength
 * Control over the weather (though not very strong)
 * Sacred wind manipulation (explanation here: https://powerlisting.fandom.com/wiki/Sacred_Wind_Manipulation)
 * Bird of Prey - a shadowy bird that makes Kaze invisible. Only works if his bird is touching him.

"Sacred Wind Manipulation" Moves
Kaze, unlike most of the gods, has a "sacred" ability to control the divine winds. Here is a list of his moves:

Divine Whirlwind
Kaze can summon a holy whirlwind that "cleanses" the sins of people and devours much of everything in its path. Very effective against demons and other supernatural threats.

Sacred Winds
Kaze can manipulate the winds, and as such, he can make the wind calm and peaceful to humans, but deadly to demons and other supernatural threats.

Holy Breeze
Kaze can shoot a powerful wind from his hands, which also destroys everything it touches, and is highly effective against demons and other supernatural threats.