Kadath

Kadath, or Planet-1542353 (as designated by beings outside of its universe,) is an alternate variation of Planet Earth. Kadath is said to be comprised of the Southern Half of the Eastern Hemisphere. It is said to be the place where all magic originated from in its respective Universe.
== History ==
While referred to as Kadath, the actual residence of Kadath is one quarter of the population of the race known as Kadathians. Kadath is an area of the Planet where most of the population resides in the Mountains of Nepal and Tibet. It is said that the initial sorcerers settled there to breed new strong-willed sorcerers by surviving in the harsh cold. The Kadathian Palace, where the King of Magic resides is said to be in the Onyx Castle at the summit of the tallest mountain in between Nepal and Tibet, according to beings in the Omniverse, this is where the entrance to Takamagahara is located in Universe Prime, and the place humankind refers to as, Mount Everest. The settlers who established Kadath did so knowing that the fundamental things that create strong sorcerers such as willpower, psyche, and innate strength through the soul, were the roots for what would create strong sorcerers. To most outsiders, Kadath may seem uninhabitable, but the settlers chose the mountain range, a place where the air pressure was extremely low, making it hard to breathe, and the temperatures were low and never above freezing. Instead of choosing to adapt to the weather, the children of Kadathians would often learn magic at a young age to sustain themselves or die. As more and more moved to Kadath either to grow stronger or settle down, eventually a kingdom was established and the Onyx Castle was built. However, the rise of Kadath's power became startling and one of the many races sought to put them down, these were the Gehennans. The Gehennans were the people of judgment and darkness, said to be the founders of dark and forbidden magic, they held great power in magic that most would refuse to delve in. The group of warrior races clashed with neither gaining the edge on the other, but one warrior had risen above the rest and his name was Turszius Thaum. Turszius was the grandson of one of Kadath's original settlers and became legendary for his exploits in this war against the Gehennans. Turszius and his men, known as the Magistrates of the Arcane, fought together in battle and killed several Gehennans and won the war largely in part, to Thaum's efforts. Thaum, for his part in the war, was crowned King of Magic, but Thaum refused to be crown unless his 8 men served as rulers alongside him. He and his Magistrates of the Arcane, now called the Magistrates, split Kadath into 9 provinces, with the 9 of them ruling over one. Turszius Thaum also established the Kadathian Academy, a way for those who could not learn magic to survive, to be turned into sorcerers through academic study instead. The establishment of the Academy would become Thaum's greatest success and he opened up a new spot in the Kadathian officially called Chief Advisor and Consultant of Magic, or as he called it, the Headmaster. At the top of the list to become head master was Ey'Ozen, a half-blood sorcerer who was the child of infamous Gehennan warrior Eeyorisz and Kadathian sorceress Sinmara. Regarded as a freak by many, as a result of his mixed gene Ey'Ozen was born with a genetic mutation. As a result of the initial settlers creating the first Kadathian sorcerers, they reached a permanent state of enlightenment, granting them a 3rd Eye, which was referred to as the Kadathian Eye. It would be located typically on either palm, either elbow, the chest, either cheek, or in the rarest cases which is indicative of an extremely powerful sorcerer: the forehead. The genetic mutation in question caused Ey'Ozen to have multiple Kadathian Eyes. Ey'Ozen possessed Kadathian Eyes on both palms, elbows, cheeks, his shoulders, his chest, and his forehead. This meant that when his Kadathian Eye activated, he possessed no blindspot, but most imporantly, if all of his eyes were activated, his strength far surpassed even that of Turszius. While most were offput by Ey'Ozen's Gehennac blood, Turszius approached him and Gehenna and asked if having a Gehennan Headmaster would do well for peace. The sides agreed, and Ey'Ozen became the first ever Headmaster of the Academy. Ey'Ozen became legendary however, for his stand against Hell itself. The army of Hell had emerged to take the souls of the sorcerers led by 7 Deadly Sins: Malphas of the Brimstone Wall, Baal of the Cataclysm, Belial of the Legion of Lies, Amdusias of the Brass Spirits, Orobas of the Truth in Lies, Naberius of the Eloquent Court, and the leader, Diabolus of the Evil in Suffering. Millions died, including Gehennans, the Warlocks of the Mirage, and the Rain Druids. However, Ey'Ozen singlehandedly engaged the sins, determined to not let anyone else die. Somehow, Ey'Ozen forced open all ten of his Kadathian Eyes, but the incantation he used to do so took a massive toll on his body as the battle drew on. The sins were killed singlehandedly except for Diabolus and while both struggled to stand, Ey'Ozen fell back. The fatigue took a massive toll on his body, and he was slain by a final blow from the Lord of Hell. Ey'Ozen became known as a hero and became the most legendary warrior in Gehennan history. Many warriors from many races came and went, but the Magistrates received a warrior from the Rain Druids, who had proclaimed that the child they had was unsalvagable. The Druid's name was Karaerin, and she was born blind. While she possessed great promise as a druid, her blindness seemed to be too much of a crutch for her to be real. However, one of the Turszius's own Magistrates, the sorceress, Lacquescious sought to train the young druid herself. She taught her how to sense her surroundings in other ways, notably using magic to simulate echolocation, where she could sense the environment. Gradually, Lacquescious would gradually increase the speed at which she could sense her environment and also taught her the magic of premonition. Karaerin would routinely engage in combat against her master, eventually besting her. When she attended the Kadathian Academy, her blindness, to her peers, made her an unlikely candidate for Headmaster. However, Karaerin had been let in on a piece of information that no one else knew. Her master, Lacquescious told her that Turszius was reaching the end of his life, and that his final request to his Magistrates was to find a worthy candidate for the throne. Lacquescious had explained to Karaerin that she picked her as the one, telling her that her ambition made her worthy of the throne, but only if she should strive for it. Knowing that her master would perish not long after Turszius, as all of the Magistrates had grown old, she accepted her master's request. While disregarded by her peers, she shocked everyone. At the end of her third-year, she was the 2nd biggest prospect in the Kadathian Academy. In combat, she was rivaled by no one, but in the mind, she was rivaled by the Warlock, Robin Ly'Amon. As a master of Witchcraft, Robin's magic ability was unparalleled, but his combat was lacking. One day, Robin approached Karaerin with a deal, she would teach him of his combat, while he would teach her of witchcraft. What Robin did not know, is that magic-wise, this would give Karaerin a massive edge in versatility, allowing her mastery over three of the four magical arts on the planet. When she accepted his compromise, it was not long after that the distance between Robin and Karaerin grew. Karaerin became a master of Druidry, Witchcraft, and Incantations. Robin, mesmerized by the brilliance of Karaerin, explained to her that he had no magical talent, but had had an idea that he had wanted them both to try. He would make Arcane Weaponry, which would allow magically impaired people like himself to function well in combat, and encourage development of close combat by mages. He used his Witchcraft to develop two weapons that would become etched into Kadathian history, the first was Karaerin's signature weapon, the Head of the Green Dragon, a spear that produced its own potent poison. Robin would produce the Sword of the Ancients, a sword that blessed its comrades and could destroy magic itself. However, there was a catch: the sword fed on the magic it consumed; meaning if it did not actively consume magic, it would consume the magic of its own user. While, along with Ey'Ozen, Karaerin became the most legendary among the Druids and Kadathians, with her story of adversity even being used to boost the morale of seemingly inept Kadathians, she stepped down from her role in combat and fulfilled her master's wish and became the first Queen of Magic. Not long after, she stepped down to settle down with Robin, and had a child outside of the Kadathian village who would become a great mage in his own right: Medeis. Her replacement, was one of her own appointed Magistrates, a master of Kadathian Magic and a master of premonition: Vilia, who had predicted that during his reign, the next generation of Kadathians would be the greatest yet.
== Notable Individuals ==
In Kadath resides many notable individuals, these are:
* Turszius Thaum: The first King of Kadath and a man who played a massive part in Kadath's victory in the war between Kadath and Gehenna. He was responsible for the establishment of the Kadathian Academy, which would result in many students, and ultimately was also successful in establishing peace between Gehenna and Kadath. It also significantly lessened the deaths of Kadathians as a result of Kadathians brutal, traditional ways. He has since passed away due to natural causes.
* Ey'Ozen: The first Headmaster of the Kadathian Academy and the 2nd most legendary mage in Kadathian history. Born as half-Gehennan and half-Kadathian, Ey'Ozen was regarded as a freak by most of his peers due to possessing ten Kadathian eyes. Ey'Ozen was appointed Headmaster due to his overwhelming magical power and as a peace offering to the Gehennans by Turszius Thaum. However, Ey'Ozen's legend truly sprung from the assault from Hell, earning him the name of Angel of Repentance. His last stand where he was killed resulted in the deaths of all sins but Diabolus himself, who would finish Ey'Ozen off, already on the brink of death from exhaustion, however his death would be avenged after Diabolus was finally killed by Medeis. He is currently considered Killed in Action.
* Vilia Akeley: The third ruler of Kadath and 2nd King of Kadath. Vilia first served as one of the 8 Magistrates under Queen Karaerin, and is a master of magic and premonition. Vilia's premonitions proved vital to Karaerin during wartime, as his premonitions allowed for him to serve as her best advisor, which ultimately led to his coronation as King when Karaerin stepped down. He has since passed away due to natural causes.
* Lacquescious: One of the 8 Magistrates under Turszius, she was the only female magistrate and the teacher of future 2nd ruler, Queen Karaerin. She taught Karaerin how to move past her blindness and become one of the most formidable warriors in Kadathian and Druid history. She has since passed away due to natural causes.
* Karaerin: The first Queen of Kadath and the 2nd ruler of Kadath. Karaerin was a pure-blooded Druid who was initially taken in due to the druids having little hopes that she could succeed as a Druid due to her blindness. Courtesy of Lacquescious's and Robin's teachings as well as the Kadathian Academy's own teachings, she became one of the most versatile wielders of magic, knowing 3 of the 4 arts on her planet and ultimately the new Queen of Magic in accordance with her master's wishes. However, she ultimately stepped down to settle down with and marry Robin Ly'Amon. She is currently considered Missing in Action.
* Robin Ly'Amon: The 2nd Headmaster of the Kadathian Academy who served under Karaerin who was infamous for becoming a Top 2 prospect in the Kadathian Academy despite his magical ineptitude. However, Robin, despite his magical shortcomings revolutionized combat with the making and introduction of magical weaponry and channeling. As a result, he has become one of the most respected men in Kadathian history, and along with his wife, Former Queen Karaerin he fathered Medeis, the 3rd King of Magic and the 4th Ruler of Kadath. He has since passed away as a result of sickness.
* Medeis: The son of the Former Queen of Magic Karaerin and combat revolutionary Robin Ly'Amon. He is considered a master of magic and versatility and is considered the greatest Ruler of Kadath since Turszius Thaum. Medeis, along with Nathaniel and Genesis is a part of the three Supreme Mages foretold by King Vilia to change the world of magic in Kadath forever. Ultimately, Medeis would also be the one to stage an assault on Hell where he personally led the charge, and killed Diabolus, avenging Ey'Ozen's death. He currently rules over Kadath as the 4th King of Magic.
* Genesis: At a young age, Genesis's parents went missing and he and his brother were taken in by King Vilia and taught as mages of immeasurable power. Genesis however, would become unprecedented in both magic and in close combat. When he had returned to Kadath after concluding his training under Izanagi, he had become the greatest close-combat warrior in Kadath's history, often overwhelming opponent's with his sheer speed and power, making Medeis establish him as chief of the Kadathian military. However, things changed when one day, Genesis and his brother were dispatched to preside over a diplomatic meeting between Gehenna and Kadath. However, the meeting was a trap. Genesis and Medeis were separated, and the current Gehennan King, Sheol stared Genesis down as he explained that the Kadathian military was responsible for the deaths of his parents. Sheol, personally killed all of the soldiers except for Genesis and his brother. Sheol laughed as Genesis attempted to reach to his brother, saying that since Genesis presided over the military, he could take responsibility for his parent's death, and decapitated his brother in front of Genesis's eyes. Ever since that day, Genesis held immense hatred for Sheol and eventually broke off from Kadath to wage his own war against Gehenna. He is currently exiled from Kadath.
* Nyarlathotep: Initially known as Nathaniel, Nyarlathotep is the most legendary mage in Kadathian history. His defeat of both the Kinship--with his pupil and friend Yog-Sothoth--and the Illuminated Magistrates by himself, which are two groups even stronger than Hell itself creating his legend and infamy amongst his Kadathian peers with King Medeis erecting statues of both Yog-Sothoth and Nyarlathotep in front of the Headmaster's office. His pure magic power is so great that he could even defeat Turszius, Karaerin, and Ey'Ozen with all 10 eyes together. Along with possessing top scores and meeting graduation requirements in his first year just like the other two supreme mages. He became infamous for being the first ever mage to possess a power and control over the Forbidden magics despite not possessing any Gehennan blood. He revolutionized Kadathian magic by finally delving into the roots of magic with studying and analyzing forbidden seals. He also was infamous for his acute understanding of magic, his mind was the greatest of any mage in history and he became the leader of the independent organization, the Kadathian Exorcists. He also possesses knowledge of all magical arts and ones outside of Kadath's knowledge. While his close combat does not compare to even some of his own planet's warriors, his magic has made him the most legendary mage in Kadathian history. It is said that his power as a sorcerer is so great, that some of Kadath, Gehenna, Gaul and Salem actually fear him. While Nyarlathotep possesses no intent to kill any Kadathians, his pact with the Lovecraftians has made him unable to maintain a constant presence on Kadath. Aside from having multiple pupils and Kadath and even across the Omniverse itself, he established the first set of Kadathian Grimoires due to being the only mage in Kadathian history to successfully write and create tomes. He is currently serving as the 3rd Headmaster of the Kadathian Academy.
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