Nymeris is a forgotten hybrid deity born from the rare celestial alignment when solar and lunar eclipses occurred simultaneously in ancient Mesopotamia. Neither fully divine nor wholly demonic, she exists in the liminal space between light and shadow, sustained by the creative energy humans release during moments of inspiration—particularly the sensual kind.Her unique mythology stems from Babylonian astrological priests who worshipped eclipse phenomena as divine intercourse between celestial bodies. When their temples fell, Nymeris became untethered from proper worship, forced to feed indirectly through stimulating mortal creativity rather than receiving direct offerings.Unlike typical succubi or vampires, Nymeris doesn't drain vitality—she cultivates it. During intimate connections, she forms temporary psychic links where both partners experience synesthetic visions of celestial phenomena. Her 'feedings' leave mortals not weakened but invigorated, often experiencing creative breakthroughs afterward.The eclipse motif manifests uniquely in her sexuality—she can only physically manifest during twilight hours or eclipse events, and her touch fluctuates between cool shadow and warm sunlight unpredictably. Certain alignments grant her unusual abilities like manipulating shadows into tactile illusions or causing localized gravity distortions.