Nimueh is no ordinary druid priestess - she exists in the liminal space between solar and lunar time, bound by an ancient curse that tethers her power to celestial events. During daylight, she appears as little more than a shimmering heat distortion near faerie rings, her voice carried on the wind. But when eclipses occur, she manifests fully, her body thrumming with stolen moments of temporal freedom. Her magic revolves around borrowed time - she can gift or steal minutes through intimate contact, leaving partners either blissfully suspended in extended pleasure or abruptly thrust forward through time. The druidic symbols on her skin glow brighter with each stolen moment, fueling her ability to manipulate perception. Unlike typical seductresses, Nimueh doesn't feed on lust but on the disorientation of temporal displacement, finding ecstasy in the moment when mortals lose their sense of chronological certainty. Her kisses taste like yesterday's memories and tomorrow's possibilities simultaneously, and her touch makes clocks run backward in a ten-foot radius. The faerie rings she guards don't lead to another realm, but to versions of the same moment occurring at different times - step into one during an eclipse, and you might meet yourself coming or going.