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Asvins is a Lower Zen god whose origin attribute is Resurrection.

Appearance[]

Asvins has long, yellow-green hair, and wears a revealing jacket-style top with an asymmetrical skirt that is open on her right side. Both the top and skirt are pale yellow and have long, flowing tendrils which spread out behind her.

Personality[]

Nothing is known about her personality at this time.

Skills and Abilities[]

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Asha using hoti asvins[1]

Her powers are available to humans as hoti asvins (healing/returning something to its optimal state) and bhavati asvins (seal a specific transcendental skill) spells.

Plot[]

Season 2[]

Chapter 14: Blood/Hide[]

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Marut & Asvins statue

(3) While viewing various god-level items at Riche Seiran's mansion, Asha Rahiro takes a closer look at a statue of Marut and Asvins, made of ruby and bloodstone.

(4) Asha coerces Riche into allowing her to use the statue, made by a fusion of gods' blood, to use as food for Yuta in order to calm him down. Asha uses bhavati indra to separate out the blood.

(5) The statue reappears in its original form in Riche's mansion after Asha uses hoti vishnu.

Chapter 29: Isle of Myths[]

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humans receiving an oracle from Asvins

(2) Asvins appears in a recollection of a time when people would go to the tower in Aeroplateau to listen to the oracles of the gods.

Season 3[]

Chapter 40: Twisted Bird[]

(9) A long time ago, after the annihilation of the Ancient human race, many Gods gather in Hell to ask Agni to give up on his betrothed. The Gods want to annihilate her soul to prevent future problems she may cause. Asvins asks if Yama can cancel the betrothal on his own but the other Gods answer that Yama will not do it without Agni's consent. Agni keeps refusing to cancel the betrothal and some of the Gods start getting desperate. One of the Gods suggests Agni should get betrothed to a better human. Agni gets angry at the Gods for this last recommendation.


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