Samudri

Samudri is the god of the sea and the current king of the gods and Osmon. He is a member of the Osmon pantheon and its realm.

Origins
Samudri is the firstborn child of the Skylord and Torid. He was the first god to create his own biome on Earth, creating the first ocean. He used the hokuhane with Torid to create ocean life, beginning with kelp and seagrass and later fish, pigs, turtles, and dolphins. It is believed that the pufferfish was his first attempt at making a fish, and that he failed so much it became what it is today. After being satisfied with his creation, Samudri received a Dimension Key from his sister Cavatta and created the Searealm, where he lived until taking the Osmon throne.

The First War and the Blinding Snow
Samudri's first display of his leadership abilities aside from being the first creator god was when he acted as general of the Mizani gods during the First War. He led the raids on Toafa and is most often depicted fighting Orzu, his half-sibling.

During the war, Samudri was the one to realize that the Withered One was the one sponsoring the Mizani. He was also the one to curse Endermen to be forever weak to water after discovering that Eyendr was the sponsor of the Bandia.

Samudri was in the middle of drowning Orzu when Hayat brought on the Blinding Snow, and when it happened, he bowed to Hayat and submitted to her, ceasing fighting. During the Blinding Snow, the ocean was frozen over, weakening Samudri greatly. He retreated into the Searealm to preserve his strength, but it was frozen as well. He often went to Osmoni to help repair it.

Appearance
Samudri takes the form of a large, muscled man with skin like mossy stone. His bottom half is a sharklike tail, and his long hair and beard are made of kelp. He bears a trident made for him by his father. Coral grows across his body, as does seagrass. Bubbles often swirl around the trident. He is usually around 15 feet tall. When on land, he either floats or has a pair of legs instead of fins. He has gills on his neck and beneath his ribs, but can breathe on both land and water.