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| - Old Man Fire, sometimes known by his formal name, Ashbel, or in some circles are Bayamanaco, is a Demigod. His sole sphere is fire. He is not the creator of fire, but of the multitude of Gods of the flame, He is the most beloved, believed to have taught mortals how to first utilise it. He overseers fires from the smallest candlelights to raging forest fires, although his predominately looks after smaller, more comforting fires, such as household stoves, campfires and bonfires. His symbol, beside that of the open flame, is the torch.
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| - Old Man Fire, sometimes known by his formal name, Ashbel, or in some circles are Bayamanaco, is a Demigod. His sole sphere is fire. He is not the creator of fire, but of the multitude of Gods of the flame, He is the most beloved, believed to have taught mortals how to first utilise it. He overseers fires from the smallest candlelights to raging forest fires, although his predominately looks after smaller, more comforting fires, such as household stoves, campfires and bonfires. He is jovial and warm, always willing to share His embrace with his followers whom he views as His children. But, as a being of fire, He may not understand why people don't enjoy bathing in the flames. His main followers are people on adventures and expeditions, heads of households, pyromaniacs and all those who gather around a bonfire on a dark night. His symbol, beside that of the open flame, is the torch. Old Man Fire is alive, though the deaths and disappearances of several other Gods presiding over fire and heat have seen Him stretched thin, forced to cope with a tremendous amount of work.
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