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M.J. Saulnier
Semi-Retired User
ANCIENT LORE
In the beginning, there were only two.
Twin brothers and deities of the cosmos.
Hyperion represented energy, light, and creation.
Kronos represented matter, darkness, and destruction.
In the beginning, there were only two.
Twin brothers and deities of the cosmos.
Hyperion represented energy, light, and creation.
Kronos represented matter, darkness, and destruction.
"You'll destroy it all, brother. Left alone and in the darkness you created." -Hyperion
Zeus: "What did you do, father?"
Kronos: "What he couldn't. I ended it."
If I found the right person, I could let someone play him to take some of that burden off of me when the shit hits the fan.
The Rise of Kronos
The proverbial waltz was never-ending. A constant upkeep of the celestial balance between good and evil, light and dark, matter and energy. This conflict is ingrained into every fiber of the universe. Constantly the struggle between light and dark. The cycle was relentless, lasting eons upon eons, before a restless Kronos grew impatient.
Seeking a resolution; some semblance of closure, let alone freedom, Kronos succumbed to the darkness and violence that consumes his very existence. He took staff in hand, taking Hyperion by surprise, and struck him down.
Kronos' Conquest
Free from the bonds of his brother and duty, Kronos set forth, destroying planets one after another.
None could resist his might, until he discovered Tartarus and its indigenous Pyrophyte population of warriors. Who fought so hard in resistance that Kronos chose to enslave them using the promise of conquest and glory.
Known as Pyrophytes prior to being enslaved by Kronos. He deploys them like cannon fodder to do his leg work.
"Pyrophyte no more. You shall be known as my Harbingers of death and despair." -Kronos
"Pyrophyte no more. You shall be known as my Harbingers of death and despair." -Kronos
The Children of Kronos
Over thousands of years, the decision to murder Hyperion began to weigh on Kronos. He somehow felt incomplete, restless still. He discovered a young, vibrant planet in a tiny, unspectacular corner of the cosmos… Earth.
Kronos began an experimental chapter of his existence. He birthed two sons, Zeus and Hades. Lesser deities birthed by the Pyrophyte Empress’ eldest daughter, despite the human appearance Kronos had designed.
Modern
"The future rests in these tiny hands, little God Slayer." -Zeus
Writer needed to handle his character.
Modern
"My sweet, naive child...let me show you how it's done." -Kronos
Writer needed to handle his character.
The twins were told the story of their father and uncle, and tasked with a job similar to that which he and his brother shared, so long ago. They were to maintain the scales of good and evil on Earth.
For tens of thousands of years they watched over, sometimes even ruled over the planet and its young species, the threat of Kronos ever looming overhead...