Tenebarum

== Overview ==
Tenebarum creatures are born of evil and darkness, despising light and all living things. They could drain the life from living creatures, turning them into new wraiths upon death. Wraiths were powerless in natural sunlight, appearing as a sinister, spectral figure robed in darkness. 
== Nature ==
Also known as dark ones, The Tenebarum where a lineage of fey that suffered a curse from the god Houra, forever doomed to absorb light and to suffer from exposure to it. Unlike demons, The Dark ones are intelligent, personally ambitious. This is due to their will being eternally linked to their god Houra, who has been identified to be none other than god of nightmares, skepticism, suffering, and darkness. This basically forces them into upholding the perpetual desire for fear and stagnation in the void desired by the cataclysmic cult, until a stronger purpose overwhelms them to act in a different manner.
In order for a Tenebarum  to accept a new purpose, it must recognise those who ought to do so as strong, or at least to show enough condition to overpower their innate desire to cause despair...
Once given a purpose, however, Tenebarum are capable of focusing their strength in a far more effective manner towards the fulfillment of that goal, achieving feats of terrible proportions. The dark ones are capable of using their shape-shifting abilities to achieve crazy levels of powers and destroy with little to no effort, being recorded to even blast mountain chains out of existence on command. 
== History ==
Tenebarum are magical creatures, emerging from massive pits from where dark liquid leaks into our world. It is believed the Netherlake is the origin of said leaks. Nonetheless, when their origin is unknown but their purpose is clear, Tenebarum were born from the dark god as a desire to purge the weak; mind all life was seen as weak by proxy. Nonetheless, In Terra Gloria’s life was seemingly weak beyond repair and was therefore unworthy of any attention whatsoever by the dark god and by extension, the Tenebarum.
The interest of wirl, just as that of their god, can be peaked and was several times, the unstoppable tide of civilisation enticed them thrice, resulting in the emergence of three kingdoms of which none stand today, each one being torn apart by the own vices and weaknesses of a settled society in contrast to an uncivilized life. the kingdoms of the dark ones slowly fell onto themselves as their population saw with increasing disinterest, and numbed minds heeding an innate call to inaction.
No Tenebarum remains today, though some of them did live in civilization, being strong-armed enough to continue fighting under kingdoms as assassins. With the fall of the empire, however, and the rise of Entropy, Tenebarum saw the world fading into darkness, and the fight against life was deemed as futile due to the hopelessness of the strong, both empires and gods falling in their quest for greatness and power. It was under this premise, that the god was proven right, the sun turned red.