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Description
The God of Laziness, Sleep, Tiredness, Blankets, Pillows, Beds, and Tortoises.

Unlike other deities, he is more of a neutral party when it comes to any conflict out there. Like as long as it doesn't effect him, he doesn't mind what happens.

He's too lazy to even change into a human disguise when he comes down to Earth, he just comes as himself.

Whenever his followers give him any offering, he tells them to just not bother.
The only offering he does ever get is when his followers are too lazy to even GIVE him offerings.

He's unironically incredibly powerful thanks to this but even then, he spents most of his time not even bothering to deal with situations.

One time, he was challenged by the God of War and Battle, Trunvis, and all Aetsvus did was immediately lay down right in front of him. This actually made Trunvis incredibly embarrassed and made a laughingstock as he was described as "fighting a tortoise with a rubber knife". Safe to say, Aetsvus is the definition of sloth, even in the face of battle.

Description
The God of Laziness, Sleep, Tiredness, Blankets, Pillows, Beds, and Tortoises.

Unlike other deities, he is more of a neutral party when it comes to any conflict out there. Like as long as it doesn't effect him, he doesn't mind what happens.

He's too lazy to even change into a human disguise when he comes down to Earth, he just comes as himself.

Whenever his followers give him any offering, he tells them to just not bother.
The only offering he does ever get is when his followers are too lazy to even GIVE him offerings.

He's unironically incredibly powerful thanks to this but even then, he spents most of his time not even bothering to deal with situations.

One time, he was challenged by the God of War and Battle, Trunvis, and all Aetsvus did was immediately lay down right in front of him. This actually made Trunvis incredibly embarrassed and made a laughingstock as he was described as "fighting a tortoise with a rubber knife". Safe to say, Aetsvus is the definition of sloth, even in the face of battle.