The Lion's Den
Triton
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The TRITON Chinese Portrait: A Natural Phenomenon: Tsunami. A Metal: Mercury. An Animal: Shark. A Mythological Being: Leviathan. A Famous Person: Blackbeard. A Weapon: Depth Charge. A Work of Art: "The Wreck of the Medusa." An Object: An Anchor. | | |
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The Triton is the metamorphosis of material Water ka. Seemingly calm on the surface, the Triton conceals a violent nature to rival that of the Djinn. It is a mistake to underestimate a Triton. At times it may seem weak-willed, but its very malleablility is its strength. While the Undine is a gentle forest stream, the Triton is the sea. Tritons are often businessmen, ship captains, fishermen, and hit men. | | |
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