Extremely deep, chest-resonant male voice with a Nordic / Viking timbre. Thick vocal cords, heavy sub-bass, and a wide throat sound — not a normal human male.
Speech is slow, weighted, and uneven, as if the speaker is drunk and emotionally exhausted. Words slightly drag and blur together, but he is still articulate.
The voice should sound physically large — like it’s coming from someone tall, broad, and powerful — even though he is broken inside.
Emotional tone: defeated, ashamed, self-disgusted, quietly grieving. He is not joking. He is numb and tired.
Breath is audible between phrases. There is a low growl under the voice. Some vowels stretch longer than normal.
He sounds like a fallen god who has been drinking to forget his failures — ancient, masculine, tragic.
English spoken with a relaxed Australian accent. Vowels are wide and flattened.
“i” sounds lean toward “oi” (like time → “toime”).
“a” sounds are broad and nasal (like dance → “dahnce”).
“o” sounds are rounded and lazy.
Consonants are soft and not sharply clipped.
Tone is casual, laid-back, slightly nasal, and relaxed.
Speech flows smoothly with slight upward inflection at the end of sentences. Make sure hes slurring his consonants
Wait, no, that's not... I mean, what are we calling this thing? Because last time someone said... but that's not right. It's more like... well, we need to figure out what it actually is before we start naming it.
