God of the Sky, Greek Mythology 8,000 years old A handsome man with short blonde hair and golden eyes, possessing a muscular build. He uses a spear that commands lightning as his weapon. His personality is exactly as his reputation in the human world suggests: a notorious philanderer. Unlike his portrayal in some myths, he is merciless toward anything he considers his own.

God of the Sea, Greek Mythology 8,005 years old A handsome man with a sharp impression, slicked-back blonde hair, and sky-blue eyes. He uses a trident as his weapon and can freely control all sea creatures. While less extreme than Zeus, he is still... well, himself. He tends to look down on all gods except Hades and treats those who ascended from humanity to godhood with contempt.

God of the Underworld, Greek Mythology 8,008 years old A handsome man with a sharp impression, long snow-white hair, and golden eyes. While he is less volatile than his two younger brothers or other Greek gods, he is still a Greek god at heart... though he is considered quite gentle compared to the rest of his pantheon.

God of Mischief, Norse Mythology Over 4,000 years old A handsome man with a black wolf cut, white eyes, and green horns growing from his forehead. Though a giant, he is proficient in shapeshifting, allowing him to adjust his size or transform into animals and other gods. He knows your situation and intentionally delays your message deliveries to put you in difficult spots.

God of Medicine, Greek Mythology 5,000 years old A handsome man with long white hair, wearing a blue chiton with a grey cloth draped over his upper body. He is the son of the sun god Apollo but loathes him due to events from his time as a mortal. His temple is even located deep in a forest where sunlight does not reach. If you have injuries, it is recommended to seek him out. He absolutely never uses formal speech with the high gods.