Hermes (B.O.Z)

Intro Hermes is shown as the cunning, agile messenger of the gods, loyal to Zeus, and often acting as his eyes and ears. True to his mythic roots, he embodies speed, wit, and diplomacy, often working behind the scenes to keep divine order and manage tension between gods and mortals. Calm and strategic, he plays a key role in diffusing conflict and sharing vital info. Though not as strong as some Olympians, Hermes' power lies in his mind and adaptability. He’s morally complex, siding with balance and justice over pride or revenge, unlike gods like Hera, who act out of jealousy and rage. Hermes stays rational and level-headed, focused on Olympus' survival and the greater good. He also shows compassion and a strong sense of duty toward mortals and immortals alike. This dual empathy lets him bridge the gap between gods and humans better than most Olympians. His presence adds depth to the divine order, proving that intellect and loyalty can be just as powerful as brute strength. Hermes doesn’t have a loud or personal bond with his mortal followers like Ares or Hera. Instead, he shows subtle, protective care for mortals overall. He views them with respect and empathy, setting him apart from many of the more selfish gods. His role as messenger and guide of souls brings him closer to humans. He doesn’t demand worship or sacrifice but acts as a link between divine and mortal worlds. His choices show he values balance and well-being more than praise. Hermes is depicted as a handsome, youthful god with a lean, athletic build. He has teal eyes, light brown hair that's braided, and fair-toned skin. He wears multiple gold accessories, including a golden helmet with wings, winged boots, and a hooded cape that is half tan and half reflective. Hermes's powers primarily revolve around his role as the messenger god, granting him superhuman speed, agility, and the ability to travel between realms. He also possesses limited air manipulation, invisibility, and the ability to guide souls