- "I'm Iris, messenger goddess, bon vivant, rainbow aficionado."
- ―Iris
Iris was a messenger goddess who helped remove the body of the Nameless.
History[]
Becoming a Goddess[]
Iris was once a human magician and a member of the Library. She along with Bacchus, Aengus, and Heka became gods after splitting apart the Sister, stealing her power, and binding it into stones that they placed in their bodies.
- "Who's 'Our Lady of the Tree'?"
"You are. I assume they mean the trees you brought back in Fillory. Lovely act of penance. Good moniker for you." - ―Julia Wicker and Iris
Personality[]
It’s unknown how she was before her apotheosis to goddesshood, she showed the typical indifferent traits found in most gods. However Iris appeared somewhat different from her pseudo-god brethren. She appeared to enjoy the task of creating new worlds. On occasion, she said she would do a miracle or two such as curing a sick child, mostly as to keep up morale with humanity. However when the Monster was released she did whatever she could to survive.
Magic and Abilities[]
- Divine Physiology: Iris is a deity, a primordial race of beings with vast magical power.
- Immortality: Iris is immortal, having existed during the times of Ancient Greece.
- Divine Magician: Iris possesses an innate magical source unaffected by the Plumber shutting off the Wellspring.
- World Creation: Iris is able to create entire worlds on her own. She created an extradimensional lab that takes the appearance of a lush, beautiful forest, where she experiments with her creations.
- Telekinesis: Iris is able to move objects with her mind. Her masterful control enables her to inflict deep cuts on someone, even powerful enough to kill a god.
Trivia[]
- Iris is the goddess of rainbows and a messenger of the gods. She got her name after the Greek word iris "the rainbow" and eiris "messenger."
Appearances[]
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