Myat Chrö

Origin: Deity

Myat is the deity of time, whose existence keeps the time of Sryld flowing.

The original Myat is an All-Seeing and All-Knowing entity that knows everything of the world, from starting point to its end, the "Myat Chrö" is a fraction of emotion that feel bored at the knowledge, the boredom grew so large that "Myat Chrö" managed to seal the original Myat power and form away to reborn and experience the world in fresh.

She still keeping a fraction of power and immortality because it's just convenient lol, nobody ain't dumb to give up these.



Relationship

 * Zetta Ashikaga - Love interest


 * Lou Soun - "accomplice" in running away from deities's responsibility

Appearance
Myat is a two tailed cat with dark-colored fur, she has long dark hair and white eyes, with a white gem on her forehead, she changed her outfit to suit the time she currently in.


 * Medival-Fantasy era Myat




 * Modern-Fantasy era Myat



Omni knowledge [Unavailable]
Original Myat only. Having complete and unlimited knowledge, awareness, and understanding; perceiving all things. This ability have been detached completely.

Temporal manipulation
The ability to manipulate temporal. Myat can stop time, skip time, rewind time and loop time, only to some small extend, most of her temporal related power are sealed away.

Immortallity
Like the name suggest. To be more specific, it's Type 7:

Immortality through transcendental godhood or protection from a deity. User is unable to be killed unless by a more powerful god.

Trivial

 * Some aspect of Myat design and name came from the Schrödinger's cat experiment


 * Myat have access to real world object and usual use them to satisfy Zetta's boredom, she is the reason why Zetta and some of Zetta's relatives know and refrencing stuffs from video game culture.
 * Myat is surprisingly not a JoJo fan.
 * Myat would hypothetically support BLM because in Sryld black cats are being treated in the same manner in certain states.
 * Myat have two set of hand watches, one measures time in mortal's unit (which is the normal second-minute-hour) and the other measures time in her own unit.