God of Potential

Background
Styx came into existence the way most deities do. There was a large gap of space lacking purpose, and Styx simply popped into life in the middle of it, with the sole goal of finding purpose for that empty space. Though this may be a lie, since no one is able to verify this claim (taken from Styx themselves) or able to locate the mentioned empty space, they might just be making something up to sound cool.

Personality
Styx mainly keeps to themselves, wandering the world to find projects they could help with or things to restore. They’re Simi-verbal, choosing more to express themselves with actions rather than words, but even with minor communication, they still consider most everyone they meet to be their friend. They tend to get overwhelmed in their own plans, leading them to switching between basic tasks for multiple projects at once. They’ll also on occasion get so caught up in a project that they’ll do nearly nothing else until said project has reached its full potential, whatever that may be.

Appearance
Styx has minor shapeshifting abilities, choosing to portray themselves in one of two forms.

The first form is an empty void of space that is somehow perceived as a mostly purple body that fades into dark blue. In this form they have yellow eyes and two uneven but matching yellow horns. They also have a near permanent blush on their face. The second form is a slightly shorter-than-average enderman with two horns that could almost be described as antenna.

Trivia

 * To their disappointment, their shapeshifting is extremely limited to things of approximately the same size and humanoid shape as their default form. If they had it their way, they would portray themselves as a small cyan Axolotl.
 * Built and maintains the large farm that functions as their backyard, that they’ve labeled the “community farm.” Despite its name, It is unclear if anyone beyond them uses it.
 * Currently in charge of the community potion shop.
 * Doesn’t believe in the existence of mooshroom cows.
 * Pronouns used: It/it's, they/them, he/him. Void based neopronouns are also okay.