Hermes

Hermes (also known as Mercury and Turms) was one of the Twelve Olympians/Dii Consentes, and the Greco-Roman God of boundaries, roads, travelers, thieves, athletes, shepherds, commerce, speed, cunning, wit and messages. Hermes would also work with Thoth to write the Hermetica and found Hermeticism with both using the name Hermes Trismegistus. Hermes was worshiped by the Greeks as Hermes, by the Romans as Mercury, and the Etruscans as Turms.
== Biography ==
== Legacy ==
== Personality ==
=== General Appearance ===
== Appearance ==
As a God, Hermes could shapeshift to his heart's desire and he had a true form that could not be gazed upon by mortals. Despite this, Hermes had a favorite form that he took most often, only rarely using his true form much like the rest of the Gods.
=== Primary Form ===
Hermes' primary form was that of a young man with silver hair, silver eyes, and fair skin. Hermes was very lean and had the build of a sprinter, though he did have defined and toned muscles. Hermes outwardly appeared human, however, his divine aura indicted his divine nature.
Hermes had long and curly silver hair that ended at his shoulders. Hermes' hair was swept back and became somewhat spikey toward the back, as though it was perennially windswept. Hermes had an oval shaped face that was that was perfectly symmetrical and had the unrivaled beauty of the Gods. Hermes had high cheekbones, average size, ears, a small, straight, and sharp nose with small nostrils, a plump lower lip with a thinner upper one that were a dusky color, straight and pearly white teeth, a strong and sharp jawline, and a rounded chin. Hermes was completely clean shaven, showing off his beautiful and handsome features. Hermes' skin was quite fair.
Hermes had large and upturned eyes that were filled with his divine power and grace. Hermes' eyes were silver in color and were considered incredibly beautiful. Hermes' trickster and playful nature were reflected in his eyes, which often were filled with joy. Hermes had long and thick eyelashes and somewhat thin eyebrows.
At 7'2", Hermes was of around average height and he had the build of a long distance sprinter. Despite his rather lean and lithe build, Hermes' muscles were extremely toned and defined with him appearing as though he was carved from marble. As befitting a God, Hermes was perfectly proportioned. Hermes had a long and slender neck, somewhat broad shoulders, long arms that were rather toned, average size hands with long, slender, and dexterous fingers, a toned chest with small, dusky nipples, a flat abdomen with ten-pack abdominal muscles, sculpted buttocks, and long, muscular legs with rather thick thighs and strong calves. Hermes did not have any body hair aside from his scalp and had rather smooth skin. Hermes was extremely well endowed
Hermes had a rather playful voice with a mild Greek Accent. Hermes was rather informal in everyday speech and his voice was tinged in some arrogance, though when performing his duty as the Gods' messenger he spoke formally and respectfully.
Hermes wore a white chiton with gold lining on the hem that exposed his right side and ended at his thighs, with a long red slash tied at his waist. Over his toga, Hermes wore a royal blue chlamys with gold lining, which he wore in a fashion similar to cape that was fastened at his right shoulder with a golden brooch. Hermes wore golden bracers on forearms. Hermes also wore a golden Petasos with a large brim and silver wings on the sides. Hermes wore brown sandals with golden inlays, straps that ended at his knees, and long silver wings on the ankles which allowed him to move at extreme speeds and fly. Hermes often wore a brown satchel on his left side. Hermes often carried his staff, the Caduceus, with him in his hands and often had his short sword, Harpe, sheathed on his right side.
=== True Form ===
=== Mortal Form ===
=== Hermes Trismegistus ===