Anaxul

"Why had our good mother, the one who freed us so, have birthed such poison, a son who will end the future she tore for and bled for us? He is Anaxul, a king in every sense of domination, hatred-yet a strange sympathy is born for this being who has no purpose but to destroy what loves him." -excerpt from Scripts for Mother by notable Kumaic Order cultist Hadren OdiricAnaxul, also known as the "Son of Our End", "Eater of Fate", and "The King of Torn Stars in the Night" is a notable figure and eventual villain in Neon Millenium. He is a dragon of direct creation of Kumari and the only being capable of truly eating augur, as his duty is to consume and eventually destroy Kumari, as well as her magic. 
== Appearance ==
Anaxul is a massive dragon, the largest of his kind, with a massive black body littered with golden spots and streaks, especially across his snout and under his eyes. His wings are littered with golden speckles as well, making him look as if he blends with the night sky when flying in it. His eyes are a beautiful navy blue with gold speckles in them, similar to the colors of a nebula in space. 
== Personality ==
Not much is known about Anaxul's personality due to his role in the Kumaic Orders as a consumer and essentially an "enemy" to Kumari. However, Anaxul seems to possess a sympathetic angle to him as Kumari often describes feeling pity for the dragon, as he possesses no other role but to prevent the splitting of Kumari and her powerful magic by consuming and eventually destroying her, allowing her to reincarnate into the next Kumari and reintroduce magic to humankind once more. Of course, because he is her son and most powerful one at that, Anaxul is described to be a responsible, kind, yet intimidating dragon due to him struggling with controlling his hunger for magic, yet he knows when the time to do so would ever come. He is feared and hated by many, especially other dragons who would also meet their end from his consumption of their mother, with the exception of Odiosum, whom considers himself a brother to Anaxul. The terrifying dragon also seemed to be described as two beings in one, with one struggling to contain his hunger, while the other hungered so much that he wished to tear and eat the stars from the sky, especially the one that had created his mother, Sirius.
In some minor religions and cults, Anaxul is revered as a necessary evil, as in life, magic cannot exist for long in a being (with the exception of Gods), and if they do not die of natural age, murder, they will split and eventually reincarnate, essentially acting like an exploding star. If Kumari was unable to be safely contained before she split, the entire universe would be destroyed as such powerful split magic would be like a supernova, making Anaxul, while terrifying, be viewed as actually a hero, although he is also viewed as also either a "scapegoat", "sacrificial lamb" or both due to this supposed necessary evil.
== Powers and Abilities ==
=== Magic ===
Voro Volo- Literally meaning "I want to eat", Voro Volo is an incredibly powerful yielding augur which allows the user to consume any magic for power without any negative side effects, especially Rot. Anaxul is the only user of such magic as his role as a consumer of magic, and is only known due to records of this power existing in The Book of Kumari.
=== Abilities ===
Standard Dragon Abilities- As a dragon, Anaxul possesses all the basic abilities that dragons possess, such as:
* Flight
Enhanced Dragon Abilities- Due to him being a direct creation of Kumari, Anaxul possesses special abilities like his fellow dragons created by Kumari, such as:
* Shapeshifting
* Exceptional Shapeshifting
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== Relationships ==
== Trivia ==
* Anaxul is inspired by Alduin of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, whom is also a large, massive dragon whose duty it is to consume in a cyclical manner.
* Anaxul's name comes from the Ancient Greek word for king, "anax". 
* The "-ul" part is named after the suffix of the same way, which in Middle English is an alternative of the suffix "-el", which can mean "able to". 
* Combined, Anaxul's name means: "The King able To", referring to his ability to truly consume magic.