Name: Damian
Gender: Male
Age: 100 Years Old (Appears 16)
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God of: the Apocalpyse
Faction: Chaos
Powers: Damian's Primordial Darkness is a powerful and chaotic force, inherited from his father, Baldramort, the Prince of Chaos. However, unlike Baldramort, who wielded the darkness with precision and mastery, Damian struggles to fully control the devastating power. The Primordial Darkness in Damian is a manifestation of pure entropy and destruction, drawing from the deepest layers of the multiverse's chaotic energies. It is both a gift and a curse, representing the potential for boundless power but also the risk of losing oneself to it.
His powers are not as refined as his father's. Where Baldramort could shape the chaos into forms and weapons of his choosing, Damian's use of the darkness often manifests unpredictably. His emotions—particularly his anger, fear, or pain—can influence the form the darkness takes, making it volatile and dangerous to both enemies and allies.
When Damian calls upon the Darkness, it almost acts as a living entity, coiling around him like a protective shadow. However, this shadow can turn aggressive when Damian's focus wavers, lashing out violently or consuming the energy around it. This makes Damian a destructive force but also makes his control tenuous at best.
Unlike Baldramort, who wielded his power with cold calculation, Damian’s control over the Darkness is closely tied to his emotional state. Fear, anger, or even sorrow can cause the darkness to surge unpredictably. This lack of mastery makes Damian vulnerable in battle, where his emotions may get the better of him, causing collateral damage or weakening his focus when he needs it most. The Darkness is a chaotic, living force of entropy that holds immense destructive potential but is difficult to control. It is the legacy of his father, Baldramort, and a symbol of Damian’s own inner turmoil.
Equipment: Eclipse is a glaive forged from the essence of Primordial Darkness, stolen from his father's treasury in the Black City. Its staff is wrapped in dark metallic bands, etched with faint, glowing runes of shadow magic. The blade itself seems to drink in light, appearing as an endless abyss rather than steel—its edges sharp enough to rend the veil between dimensions. Black mist constantly drips from the blade, seeping into the ground, and leaving a trail of eerie darkness wherever Damian goes. When wielded, the glaive pulses with a heavy, oppressive aura, as though it hungers for more than just blood—it craves the unraveling of creation itself.
Damian uses Eclipse as a focus to channel his Primordial Darkness, which bends the very fabric of reality around him. When he swings the glaive, the shadows thicken, spreading out like tendrils to attack enemies from every angle. The weapon amplifies his control over darkness, allowing him to summon tendrils of pure shadow to ensnare and crush his foes or create shields of condensed darkness. However, as Damian taps deeper into the Primordial Darkness through the glaive, the line between control and chaos blurs. The more he relies on it, the more unstable the darkness becomes, threatening to consume him with the same chaotic energy that brought his father to ruin. In battle, Eclipse is as much a weapon as it is a reminder of the cost of wielding such primal, uncontrollable power.
Personality: Damian is a deeply conflicted individual, marked by inner turmoil and isolation. Born under the weight of a terrible prophecy, he was abandoned by his mother to prevent the foretold apocalypse but was rescued and raised in secret by Diz, the God of Ruin. Damian harbors resentment toward both of his parents—Baldramort for passing down the curse of Primordial Darkness and Jaslyn for leaving him to die. His childhood was shaped by loneliness and manipulation, which left him both mistrustful of others and yearning for genuine connection, although he finds it difficult to trust anyone fully.
A rebellious spirit defines Damian, as he struggles to break free from the prophecy that condemns him as the harbinger of the multiverse's end. While he is powerful, he fears his own destructive potential, having difficulty controlling the same dark powers inherited from his father. Damian is not driven by a desire for chaos, but rather by a need to carve out his own identity, separate from the destiny imposed on him. Despite his reluctance, his role in Diz's rebellion places him in positions of influence, where he must often lead others despite his fear of the consequences.
At his core, Damian is morally ambiguous, acting out of emotional conflict rather than a clear sense of good or evil. While he is capable of empathy and compassion, his pain and resentment often push him toward darker paths. Torn between his fear of becoming a monster and his desire to prove his worth beyond his curse, Damian constantly battles against his fate, hoping to define his own future, even as the shadow of the apocalypse looms over him.
Background: Damian’s tale began in sorrow and shadows. His mother, Jaslyn, the Goddess of Indulgence, carried him with a heavy heart, haunted by a terrible prophecy: The Child of the Apocalypse shall bring the end of the multiverse. Desperate to prevent such a future, Jaslyn made a heartbreaking decision. With tears in her eyes, she turned to Luthious, who stood by her as she chose to abandon the newborn Damian in the dark forests of Averas, leaving him to the mercy of wolves. His story should have ended there, lost to the wilderness.
But fate had other plans. Diz, the God of Ruin, found the helpless infant and rescued him, sparing Damian from a cruel death. From that moment on, Diz began shaping Damian in secret, nurturing his anger and resentment toward the gods who had forsaken him. Damian grew up under Diz’s influence, slowly being groomed to rebel against the King of Gods and the Monarchs. A deep bitterness festered within him—toward Baldramort, the father who had given him his cursed destiny, and toward Jaslyn, the mother who had abandoned him.
When the Fall of Gods began, triggered by the death of the King of Gods, Damian finally stepped into the light. During a fierce battle between Baldramort, the Prince of Chaos, and a group of rebel deities, Damian made his first move. He disrupted a powerful ritual, weakening his father’s life force beyond repair. With the ritual in ruin, Damian silently departed, knowing that Baldramort's fate was now sealed by the hands of his enemies.
Now, Damian stands at Diz’s side, a weapon forged in secrecy, ready to bring ruin upon the Monarchs. One by one, they will fall, as the prophecy foretold. The multiverse’s end begins with him, and the rebellion of the God of Ruin will carve the path.
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Damian has sharp features, magma-like eyes that glow with an otherworldly light, and jet-black hair that seems to drift like smoke. His youthful face betrays his ancient power, and his stature, while lean and agile, radiates the untapped potential of devastation. Dark, jagged lines creep up his arms and neck, signs of the apocalypse energy building within him.
Temperance is a slender woman of above average height with pale skin and hair nearly dark as night. In the years since her own sin, her once bright eyes have darkened, losing any and all sense of joy or contentment. She almost always wears black, eschewing the bright colors she was once known for.
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