Eibon

Eibon the Unfathomable is a Hyperborean necromancer and proficient dreamer able to project his consciousness to the farthest corners of the universe. He is most known as an author of The Book of Eibon, also known as the Liber Ivonis. Eibon is also a priest of Zhothaqquah. 
Eibon is the most important character in the Hyperborean Cycle. He was created by Clark Ashton Smith.
== Biography ==
Eibon was the most powerful Hyperborean warlock. He was born in the city of Iqqua, of whose king his father was the archivist. He was orphaned at an early age when his family was annihilated by the priests of the goddess Yhoundeh, and he was taken in by the warlock Zylac as an apprentice. Unfortunately, Zylac himself also died during the course of an incorrect summon.
Twenty-one years old, Eibon wandered the world until he settled in a tower on the Mhu-Thulan peninsula, where he worshiped his father's god. Since then, his fame grew: he was not only said to be a great magician, but also an excellent sculptor and poet. Among these works, the most recognized was the so-called Book of Eibon.
Eibon lived in a five-story, five-sided tower made of black gneiss that stood beside the sea on Mhu Thulan.
Eibon disappeared shortly after Yhoundeh's premier inquisitor, Morghi, came to his black tower with a writ for his arrest. Eibon fled to Cykranosh (the planet Saturn) through a magic panel given to him by Zhothaqquah. Morghi followed him there, but since the portal closed and he did not know how to survive on Saturn, he had to ally himself with him and they ended up becoming inseparable. After gaining the trust of the indigenous people, both Eibon and Morghi were worshipped as gods.
Anticipating the future problems that the solar system he was in would face, Eibon wove huge nets to catch a being that would destroy Earth, who was but one of the Seeds of Azathoth.
His current whereabouts are unknown. Some say that his spirit could be found in the Dreamlands.
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