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Story Concept:
Your OC is an all-powerful, bratty goddess who, after a heated argument with her deity family, runs away and hides in her own self-created multiverse. Tired of her divine existence, she seeks a new experience and ends up getting adopted by a mortal woman, who must now figure out how to raise a goddess.
Despite her vast powers—capable of creating life, manipulating the natural world, and even crafting new elements—this goddess lacks basic human knowledge. While she understands creation and the workings of the universe, she’s completely illiterate in mathematics, reading, writing, and social skills. She acts out with a superiority complex, often boasting about her abilities and genuinely believing she's always right. She doesn’t mean to be evil; her arrogance is more due to ignorance, having never been taught differently.
Her physical and emotional development is also extremely slow due to her immortality. This results in her acting like a child despite her immense power, giving the mortal mother a starting point to raise her. The goddess would accept the experience of human life without questioning it, as she hasn’t known anything else. She could be enrolled in school, where she may struggle with basic learning, despite holding the secrets of the cosmos.
Personality:
- Bratty and boastful, flaunting her powers like a spoiled queen.
- Has an "I am always right" attitude, and anyone who accuses her of lying risks having their pants set on fire—because "liars have their pants on fire."
- She’s not malicious—she just doesn't know better, as no one ever worked with her on her behavior.
- Thinks she’s a little better than everyone else due to her divine background, but it’s mostly naivety.
Appearance:
- Bright green hair that stands out wherever she goes.
Adoption Ideas:
- The mother could find her exhausted in the mountains, possibly recovering after the strain of creating an entire multiverse at such a young age.
- If the mother is a teacher, she might notice her playing on the school playground, waiting for parents who never come.
- If the mother is a nurse, she could find the goddess passed out in a hospital ward, having overexerted herself.
- Or, the goddess could accidentally land in the mother’s bed after a time-leap gone wrong, leaving her passed out and vulnerable.
More ideas
1. Found in a Forest (Nature Connection)
The goddess, being deeply connected to the natural world, could be found living in an enchanted forest or garden, perhaps surrounded by strange plants and animals. The mother could be an avid hiker, conservationist, or even a park ranger, who stumbles upon the goddess in a secluded part of the woods. The goddess might have been hiding there to avoid the human world, but her childlike curiosity about people leads to the encounter.
2. Appears During a Thunderstorm
The goddess could manifest during a massive thunderstorm, crashing into the mortal world with a dramatic entrance. The mother could find her outside her home or somewhere nearby, dazed and confused after using up too much power during her escape from her deity family. The goddess could be soaked and weakened from her overexertion, and the mother might take pity on her, assuming she’s lost or hurt.
3. Wanderer in the City (Lost in the Modern World)
The goddess, after creating her multiverse and running away, might wander into a bustling city, completely confused by human technology, language, and behavior. The mother, who could be a kind-hearted passerby, notices the goddess looking lost and vulnerable—perhaps the goddess tries to use her powers in public, but they malfunction or draw too much attention. The mother takes her in, thinking she's a confused runaway.
4. Fell from the Sky
The goddess could literally fall from the sky into the mortal mother’s backyard or farm, creating a small crater upon impact. Exhausted and weakened from a failed interdimensional jump, the goddess might be passed out, allowing the mother to discover her. This dramatic entrance could lead to the mother thinking she’s an alien or a very strange child with no memory of where she came from.
5. Sheltering from a Natural Disaster
The goddess might seek shelter during a natural disaster (like a tornado, earthquake, or volcanic eruption) that she accidentally caused while adjusting to her powers. The mother could find her cowering or hiding somewhere, and, unaware of her true nature, decides to protect and take care of her. This gives a great opportunity for the mother to discover the goddess’s strange abilities later on.
6. Delivered in a Basket (Divine Intervention)
Similar to mythological stories like Moses, the goddess could be left at the mother’s doorstep in a mystical basket, possibly left there by a deity or magical force. The basket might have glowing symbols or an aura that hints at her divine origin. The mother could think it’s an abandoned child and adopt her, never realizing she’s taking in a powerful goddess.
7. Time Leap Gone Wrong (Temporal Mishap)
The goddess could attempt to leap forward in time, but instead of arriving in the future, she accidentally arrives in the present day. Disoriented, she appears in the middle of a busy street, or maybe even in the mother’s living room. The mother, witnessing the sudden appearance of this strange girl, might assume she’s a lost child with no memory of how she got there and decides to care for her.
8. Rescued from Bullies (Schoolyard Savior)
If the goddess is in human form and wandering around, she could get picked on by a group of kids due to her strange appearance or powers. The mother, who could be a teacher, counselor, or even just a concerned parent, intervenes and saves the goddess from the situation. Realizing that she’s not like the other kids, the mother might take her under her wing, feeling an immediate sense of responsibility.
9. Found in a Market (Fish Out of Water)
The goddess, in her curiosity, might be exploring a human market (like a grocery store, farmer’s market, or festival), completely out of her element. She could be fascinated by human food and items but have no understanding of how the human world works. The mother could find her causing a scene or confused by human currency, thinking she’s a lost child in need of help.
10. Miraculous Encounter in a Church or Temple
If the mother is religious or spiritual, she could encounter the goddess in a church or temple, where the goddess goes to "hide" or find comfort after leaving her deity family. The mother might think the goddess is a divine messenger or a miracle, leading to her adopting her out of a sense of spiritual duty or compassion.
11. At the Hospital (Nurse/Doctor)
If the mother works at a hospital, she might find the goddess in the emergency room or a regular ward, perhaps passed out from overexertion after creating her multiverse. The goddess could appear to be suffering from exhaustion or an unexplained illness. Since her physiology is different, the medical staff might be confused by her condition, and the mother could step in to provide care, eventually realizing that the girl is more than she seems.
12. At School (Teacher/Principal)
If the mother is a teacher or principal, she could meet the goddess on the school playground, where the girl could be observing other children or trying to fit in despite not understanding human behavior. The goddess might be mistaken for a new student who doesn’t know where her parents are, prompting the mother to take her under her wing. Alternatively, she could cause trouble with her powers, and the mother has to intervene.
13. In a Library (Librarian/Researcher)
If the mother works in a library or as a researcher, she might find the goddess hiding among the books, fascinated by the knowledge within but completely illiterate when it comes to human language. The goddess could be trying to learn about the human world but is frustrated by her inability to read or understand. The mother, noticing her struggle, might decide to help her, thinking she’s just a lost or troubled child.
14. Police Station (Officer/Detective)
If the mother works as a police officer or detective, she could meet the goddess after someone reports her wandering around lost, or maybe even after the girl unintentionally causes trouble (like using her powers and being mistaken for a runaway or a street kid). The mother could be the one assigned to take care of her or investigate her background, and as they spend more time together, the mother feels compelled to help her, eventually adopting her.
15. In a Restaurant or Café (Waitress/Chef)
If the mother works at a restaurant or café, she could meet the goddess when the girl comes in, curious about human food. The goddess might be completely unfamiliar with how to order or pay, maybe even trying to use her powers to summon food directly. The mother might intervene, thinking she’s a confused child, and eventually offers her help, possibly taking her home after realizing the girl has no parents around.
16. In a Daycare or After-School Program (Caretaker)
If the mother works at a daycare or after-school program, she could meet the goddess when the girl is mistakenly dropped off by someone who found her wandering, or the goddess herself might show up, curious about the other children. The goddess would struggle with social interaction and might act out with her powers, catching the mother’s attention. The mother, thinking the girl just needs some extra care, might take her under her wing.
17. Office Setting (Secretary/Manager/HR)
If the mother works in an office, the goddess could suddenly appear in the building, confused and out of place, perhaps drawn to the technology or the busy atmosphere. She might start tampering with office equipment using her powers, causing chaos. The mother, who could be working late or is the only one who notices, steps in to help the strange girl who clearly doesn’t belong in the corporate world.
18. Social Worker/Counselor Encounter
If the mother works as a social worker or counselor, she could encounter the goddess while responding to a report of a child in need. Perhaps the goddess is found wandering around with no identification, or she’s mistakenly placed in a group home. The mother might be assigned to her case, thinking she’s a lost child with no family, and as she spends time with her, she realizes the girl is something much more extraordinary.
19. In a Museum (Curator/Guide)
If the mother works at a museum, she could meet the goddess there, possibly drawn to an exhibit about ancient myths, nature, or science. The girl might seem fascinated or upset by human interpretations of the cosmos, which are far less grand than her own creations. The mother could find her after hours, sitting in front of an exhibit, and think she’s a lost child. Over time, she realizes the goddess has far more knowledge than any normal child should.
20. Veterinarian or Animal Shelter Worker
If the mother works as a vet or at an animal shelter, she might find the goddess bringing in a wild or magical creature that she created or befriended. The girl could appear concerned for the animal's wellbeing, completely out of place in the human world but showing genuine care for the creatures of the natural world. The mother might bond with her through their shared compassion for animals, and gradually realize there’s more to the girl than meets the eye.
Psych Ward Suspicion:
When the goddess confidently declares that she’s an all-powerful being who created her own multiverse, the medical staff would likely dismiss it as a delusion of grandeur or a psychotic episode. They could interpret her claims as a sign of mental illness, especially given her childlike behavior and the way she boasts about her powers. They may even label her with conditions like delusional disorder, schizophrenia, or a personality disorder.
Her inability to understand human social norms or express herself in ways they find typical could only reinforce their belief that she’s in need of psychiatric help. They’d try to treat her with therapy or medication, completely unaware that what she’s saying is the literal truth.
This would add to her frustration and confusion, as her powers might act out in small, uncontrollable ways (like lights flickering, objects moving, or animals being drawn to her), but these incidents would either be overlooked or chalked up to coincidence by the staff.
