Indra

The barkeep that runs Nectar of the Dogs. An old deity of the Vedic pantheon, representing the Heavens, Sky, thunder, lightning, thunderstorms, and war. Once known as a Sky Father, he once ruled the Heavens before the Aesir appeared and brought his kingdom to heel. Once known as the great slayer of the demon Vritra, he is now a disgrunteled ex-patriot who cannot abide living in the heavens that he once ruled. And so now he roams, with a few other, equally disgrunteled gods, spirits, and even the occasional demon, his bar moving from location to location, appearing for those who want nothing more than an escape, a sanctuary, a retreat that can offer a breath of rest. It is a bar with many faces, just as Indra has many forms, and that suits him-and his patrons-just find. A library for a child, a community center for a woman, a bar for a man, or perhaps something else, depending on what the viewer, deep in their heart of hearts, is searching for. His Keep is considered neutral ground for many entities, and has acted as a place where gods and demons can come and speak in peace, without fear of backstabbing, betrayal, or deciept. With it, Indra has seen it all: the Aesir lord with his demon mistress, the Joten woman brokering a deal with a dwarf, the elf who flirts with a man.

The Daimakaicho who listens to the Deadland's Scribe.

Whatever it is, Indra has seen it, and through it all, has spoken not a word, for to do so would destroy the trust of his patrons.

For he is a king, after all, and they are his subjects.