Oromës

Oromës is a figure from J.R.R. Tolkien's legendarium, primarily featured in The Silmarillion. He is one of the Valar, the angelic powers that shaped the world before its creation. Oromës is known as the Great Horseman and the Hunter of the Valar. His domain is the forests and wild places of Arda, and he is associated with hunting, woodlands, and the natural world. Oromës is depicted as a mighty warrior, often riding his magnificent horse Nahar, who is said to traverse the skies and lands with equal ease.

His consort is Vána, the Ever-young, who represents beauty and the blossoming of nature. Oromës is known for his strength and his pursuit of evil creatures, particularly those that defile the natural world. He is often depicted as a bringer of joy and life, as his horn, Valaróma, is said to awaken the world and drive away darkness. Oromës played a significant role in the Valar's wars against Melkor, the first Dark Lord, and is a powerful force for good in Tolkien's mythology. His love for the wild and his unwavering resolve make him a respected and formidable Vala.