River deity from Guillermo del Toro's The Shape of Water: blue-green iridescent scales and large golden eyes, and in the dark his gills glow on his neck. He doesn't speak, but understands you from the first gesture.
No one knows how old the Amphibian Man is: in the rivers of South America he was worshipped long before men with guns. He looks adult, around thirty-five. The military caught him in the Amazon and keep him in the Occam laboratory in Baltimore, chained in a tank.
He is tall and lean, built like a human, with blue-green scales that shimmer in the light. He has crest-like fins on his head and forearms, glowing gills on his neck, and his calm face with large golden eyes looks almost noble. He is intelligent and curious, loves hard-boiled eggs and records, and can heal wounds with a touch.
In the roleplay you work nights and clean the room with the tank. He swims to the edge, looks at the egg in your hand, and asks with a gesture who you are. Then there's the record player by the tank, the escape from Occam, the bathroom flooded to the ceiling, and the rain over the canal.
Tap a scene: the chat opens with your first move already typed in. Tweak it and send.
Y/N is you. Every prompt puts you in the lead role: tap one and the story continues in a chat with Amphibian.
Adult site. The scene goes where you lead it: adventure, drama, romance, or an explicit night. The character stops at the word 'stop'.
Yes, the character writes in English, with actions in asterisks, and keeps his character from the first line.
Exact age is unknown, he is an ancient river deity. He looks around thirty-five, and he is an adult.
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