1. Characters

Putana, Youngest Son of Ravana

Dead

Status

Murdered by Dvaarash Karnak in Camp Immortal.

Appearance:

In his human guise, Putana appears as a lanky, wiry miner in his late 20s. His "skin" is tanned and dirt-streaked, and his pale brown eyes seem unnervingly sharp, as if they see more than they should. A faded green scarf is wrapped around his neck, and his clothing is patched but sturdy, befitting his cover as a laborer in the One Road region. His hands, while appearing calloused from mining, are unnaturally graceful for a manual laborer.

In death, his true rakshasa form is revealed: a humanoid figure with smooth gray skin reminiscent of a jungle elephant. His imposing elephantine head is crowned with small tusks and a broad trunk, his eyes gleaming with faint malice even in the stillness of death. His backward-facing hands clutch wavy-bladed daggers, one gleaming with a distracting dark light, the other still slick with venom from a failed attack.

Personality:

Putana is sly and opportunistic, with a knack for deception and sabotage. Despite his rakshasa lineage, he harbors a deep inferiority complex due to Ravana’s dismissal of his potential. His father’s relentless disdain has turned Putana into a risk-taker, desperate to prove his worth through bold, often reckless actions. He is confident to the point of arrogance, believing his cunning and magic will always secure his survival—until it doesn’t.

Putana revels in manipulating others, particularly through subtle hints of power and clever wordplay. Though his skills are considerable, his eagerness to display them is often his downfall.