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I worked yesterday from around supper time to midnight. I had time to draw a little, while keeping an eye on the janitors.

Panyus is the oldest of the Planars and represents time. It is said that she never truly dies and that, when her time is near, her body either fades away (like the proverbial 'sands of time') or that when a new era of humanity is reached, her age regresses to infancy as to grow with the time. None of the Planars truly know who she is, and she always keeps her hood (or cowl) over her eyes. If she does look at you, her eyes would be a solid gray - as if time had robbed her of her sight. She is responsible for weaving the fate of all Chosen, and acts as a seer to the other Planars. Though Xelnos has animosity with all the other Planars, he seems unwilling to harm her.

When I created Panyus, I had her name be split as 'Pan-', meaning 'all', and Yus (pronounced yooz), meaning 'us'. However, I also noticed that it was a sort of porte-manteau, with the words 'any' and 'us'.

Description
I worked yesterday from around supper time to midnight. I had time to draw a little, while keeping an eye on the janitors.

Panyus is the oldest of the Planars and represents time. It is said that she never truly dies and that, when her time is near, her body either fades away (like the proverbial 'sands of time') or that when a new era of humanity is reached, her age regresses to infancy as to grow with the time. None of the Planars truly know who she is, and she always keeps her hood (or cowl) over her eyes. If she does look at you, her eyes would be a solid gray - as if time had robbed her of her sight. She is responsible for weaving the fate of all Chosen, and acts as a seer to the other Planars. Though Xelnos has animosity with all the other Planars, he seems unwilling to harm her.

When I created Panyus, I had her name be split as 'Pan-', meaning 'all', and Yus (pronounced yooz), meaning 'us'. However, I also noticed that it was a sort of porte-manteau, with the words 'any' and 'us'.