Kiseu

Kiseu is the Osmon god of the undead, agriculture, and friendliness. He is known for his chaotic yet wise nature, being compared to the Withered One in his relationship with death and fate. However, he is much more lively and social than the Ancient one, often enjoying chatting with mortals and gods alike due to his outgoing nature. He is one of the most level-headed gods, believing everyone to be equal, as everyone dies eventually, and everyone is the same in death. He tends to be a bit reckless, but is wise in how he delivers his skills and blessings...or curses, as some consider them.

Origins
Kiseu rose from the dead remains of sentient tawilu during Avadhi-Pahile, as they were buried in close enough proximity that their souls became a being. Kiseu soon grew strong enough to be recognized as a god.

Appearance
Kiseu takes the form of a tall, unhealthily emaciated man with skin made of terracotta and rotten flesh. He wears a thick cloak of decaying leaves and he wears undyed, tattered leather armor, which is fashioned more like peasant's clothes. His eyes are like gold coins with dark sclera and his hair is long, straight and black. He carries a gold hoe and spade, one of which is usually strapped to his back. He moves quickly and leaves a trail of decay in his wake. Every plant he touches wilts and dirt dries and cracks beneath his feet. He rides a zombie horse called Curukat without a saddle or armor.