Malacath

With no concept of such, each Gods began to create their world in their image. One by one, each first world was given revelation and each one was unique to their creator. However, these worlds would lack something fundamental that slipped through the psyche of these immortals save for two Gods that being Yara and Kaiden. Like their brethren, the two lover Gods created their worlds from watching others, however they would not make the same follies they noticed with their older siblings' creations. The meaning of life looked different for them and they saw this. With that in mind they created the world with the combination of other ideas to form something that was otherwise inhabitable. Earning the respect of their siblings, the other six Gods would begin to confide in the pair and aid them with finishing their world below. Together they would create the beautiful planet called Ein and its inhabitants. However, not everyone would respect the two for their feat. Malacath, the eldest of the seven would not condemn the two for their victorious completion of life. Where he had failed he would not take their treachery of defeating him first lightly. Not only was he jealous of the two's accomplishment, but found the two to be bothersome to him, especially Yara whom he saw to be in his way, especially when it came to his younger brother, Kaiden. Out of the seven, Malacath got along with Kaiden most of all. He saw Kaiden as someone who was quite different from the others. He had ideas and passion, all reflected by the way he'd talk with Malacath and behave around him. It was like watching something so confusing yet fascinating at the same time, he couldn't explain it, but he cared deeply for his brother. When Yara became closer to Kaiden, Malacath withdrew himself from Kaiden. He felt as though he had been pushed and replaced with Yara. Though the Gods are not known to pair with each other and any other thing, Kaiden and Yara was different. Malacath didn't see what made her so special over him. How she would whisk Kaiden away from him and with such ease, leaving him to his loneliness of indifference again. The fact that the two seemed successful was something he could not stand, would not stand. So he began to plan. One day, he would begin to approach Yara and from there, court with her. It was becoming known to Malacath as to why Kaiden saw Yara the way he did. How different she was. Perhaps there was something there for one. Despite his evident falling for the Goddess, Malacath would go on to betray both Yara and Kaiden by mating with Yara. He had violated her the only way a God can. Much like how Gods are not known to pair with one another, they also do not copulate with one another. This isn't to say that it isn't possible, however. Malacath, with no concept of creation would go on to do the unthinkable and in return, had created life in a new way that was otherwise impossible. Perhaps it is because to do so would break an unspeakable rule upon the Gods that was never to be crossed for dire consequences awaited them. This unspeakable marring of one's image was considered a ban to a God and Malacath would dare. Stricken with rage, Kaiden struck Malacath, prompting the two in a heated combat. Though a God can damage another God, one can not kill the other. The battle between the two brother Gods was powerful and lasted for three days long. Words of hate was thrown at each other as swords clashed and wings collided. The struggle of the battle seemed one sided as the eldest of the Gods would best his brother in combat when it came to sheer strength and endurance, however the admissible rage of Kaiden was what won him the battle. In a final blow of seething rage and hatred, Kaiden rose up above Kaiden and crashed his sword down on the eldest. The force of the blow came slicing down on Malacath and brought him to his knees. Gravelly wounded with a gaping wound that stretched from his right shoulder and down diagonally across his chest, he slumped down. The gash gushes spirts of molten gold and drizzles over his laxed body. Gods do not breathe, but Malacath could be seen giving out a heave before he towers over, falling through the thick mists below and crashing into the newly created Ein displayed below. Till this day he is known as The Fallen One. He is responsible for the shattering of the world, but the creation of its continents, reshaping the world in his own way. They say that it is this very notion that keeps the God of Corruption to linger around. How he must see it as a victory rather than a failure is what gives him power. It is what gives him life. Because of his presence, the bringing of corruption has plague the beautiful world of Ein. All of creation has and will succumb to the effects of corruption, whether it be physically, mentally, or spiritually, Malacath's reach comes to all. With the crossing of his treachery, Malacath uses this method of creation to create and sire beings of his own kind, like the volkari, the first born of he and Yara. When the time came to rise and challenge his brother again, we would bring with his children of the sky to battle against the kai, first born of both Kaiden and Yara. With this battle comes the second war of the immortals and with the war came conflict for the mortals below. With the aid of his children, Kaiden reign superior over Malacath once more and would slay his brother, bringing down his sword once more to pierce into Malacath's chest and sent him down below where he would remain, stripped of his Godly powers. They believe that he now walks amongst the mortals, guised as one to secure his safety while he lies dormant, waiting for another opportunity to rise and take down his brother once and for all.