Vedas Jhadav

Surname- Jhadav

First Name- Vedas

Apparent Age- Twenty-Four

Type Of Deity- Demi-God




Hair- Long, Lustrous Black

Eyes- Black pearls

Skin: Caramel

Build: A Distinct Hourglass Figure

Height and Weight: 5'5"/51.17(Kg)

Fashion Style:

Seen wearing a beautiful silk tube top with loops for her arms, allowing her figure to be shown (purple) , with a matching pair of harem pants that are supporting a silver and gold coin belt and a pair of dark purple khussa flates.





Personality-

Vedas is as free-spirited, as the wind and also in many ways resembles the rebelious side of her mother. She can at time be extremely headstrong, but she also longs for freedom and adventure, but beneath this care-free girl is something destructive and dangerous if pushed far a enough.

Capabilities:

Manipulate, control or become the air molecules to create winds of any strength, including tornadoes, and even siphon the air from the lungs. Vedas can generate breezes, gusts, whirlwinds, gales, and hurricanes .

She can become the wind
Strength and speed are agile, yet swift and dangerous like eye of the storm

Weakness: Her Father ( Vayu ) God of the Winds


Heritage

Mother-

Surname- Jdhadav

First Name: Madhavi

Status- Deceased

Children: Vedas Jhadav

Father-

Name: Vayu ( The God of Winds )

Affiliation: Deva, Guardians of Direction

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( I take no credit for these Facts shown.)

Fact one )

Vayu is the Hindu god of wind. In vedic times he was much revered as on of the Hindu triad.

Fact two )

Vayu roams all over the earth and heavens, though his home is in the north-west, a quarter. which he rules exclusively

Fact three )

He is featured as a destructive god who has an intemperate character and is often subject to violent desire which he strives to repress

Fact four )

The word Vayu is the Sanskrit word for air. He is also known as vata and pavana. He is one of the panchamahabhuta the " five great elements "

Vayu and Madhavi History

A simple and short lived life

Vayu took Madhavi into his bed and a planted a seed of child he would never learn of till she was much older.

Madhavi carried the child till during birth she lost her life. Vedas was placed into forster care.

Vedas was dumped from one home onto the next and was known as a disturbed child but a well mannered one.

At age of fifteen she left home and pretty much became a streetrat who stole and danced for money till her eighteenth birthday her estranged father came back into the picture, but Vedas would having nothing of him.

She left her home lands for adventure but father followed in gust wind.