Pralaya

Pralaya, also known as Mahapralaya, is said to be the physical embodiment of the Void and is one of the avatars of Khaos.
== Overview==
She is older than all of Creation as a whole and claims all of reality is destined to be consumed by her. She is believed to be one of the avatars of Khaos and moreover is stated to be the embodiment of the "void matter" that makes up the seas of chaos, meaning in a simpler term that she is the literal Sea of Chaos that was there at the beginning and will always be there at the end.
She is one of the void trio alongside Amatsu-Mikaboshi and Ginnungagap with them being considered Khaos' greatest creations as they are the conceptual manifestations of Khaos' endless will and raw boundless power. Raziel stated if three decided to attack every pantheon including Abrahamic, nothing short of God would be able to stop them.
==Appearance==
As an Avatar of Khaos, Pralaya doesn't possess any definite true form, however, she is mainly seen as a beautiful young woman that is fully green with black eyes.
In her human form, Pralaya is a beautiful fair-skinned woman with long, two-colored hair, eyes almost completely white, representing the void before Creation. She often appears wearing a strange type of maid's outfit. She also wears flowers in her hair and earrings in her ears.
==Personality==
She has a rather strange relation with the Darkness as both represent the original darkness that existed before God gave light to existence.
==Powers and Abilities==
As an Avatar of Khaos as well as a Primordial, Pralaya is immensely, extremely powerful entity capable of making Chronos and Yog-Sothoth become wary just by mentioning her name.
* Nigh Omnipotence: As an Avatar of Khaos, Pralaya is extremely powerful with her being able to take on the combined power of Erebus and Nyx. Calur himself even went as far as warning Lucifer and Michael that if they value their existence then their should stay as far away as possible from her in order to avoid her wrath.
* Absolute Nihilikinesis: As an Avatar of Khaos, Pralaya can create, shape and manipulate nothingness of an ancient primordial nature, or the nothingness that existed before the existence of the universe or all of reality itself to anything. Pralaya can control and manipulate the very concept of nothing. It can control all concepts associated with the concept of Nothing. She can control antimatter, emptiness, etc. With nothing, Pralaya can erase the whole of Creation and even create it anew.
* Oblivion Embodiment: As an Avatar of Khaos, Pralaya is the physical manifestation or personification of oblivion, or Eternal Oblivion, a state of ceasing to exist, and nonexistence, a state of not existing at all. Pralaya can erase any concept she such as light, darkness, time, space, life, death, energy or anything that is existence. She can control the essence of oblivion, allowing them to delete an eternity, removing targets from all lineages of time in every dimension, alter, reverse, or negate energy; etc.
*Darkness Embodiment: As an Avatar of the Void she is the conceptual manifestation of the darkness before creation and can use it to empower herself as well as fire dark bolts of energy capable of eradicating entire plains of existence bigger than the multiverse when she was using darkness to empower herself calur found it difficult to keep up with her in her natural domain.
*Abyss Embodiment: She is the natural embodiment of the abyss which refers to the boundless vastness of the void which is infinitely bigger than the multiverse which gives her a near boundless potential to rival or even surpsass some of the strongest beings like Calur, Chronos and Yog-Sothoth and even rival her fellow avatars Mikaboshi and Ginnungagap.
==History ==
==Myths and Legends==
According to Hindu cosmology, a Pralaya specifies different periods of time during which a non-activity situation persists, as per different formats or contexts. The word Mahapralaya stands for "Great Dissolution". During each pralaya, the lower ten realms (loka) are destroyed, while the higher four realms, including Satya-loka (the abode of Brahma, the Hindu creator god), Tapa-loka, Jana-loka, and Mahar-loka, are preserved. During each Mahapralaya, all 14 realms are destroyed.
In the Samkhya philosophy, one of the six schools of classical Indian philosophy, pralaya means "non-existence", a state of matter achieved when the three gunas (principles of matter) are in perfect balance. The word pralaya comes from Sanskrit meaning "dissolution" or by extension "reabsorption, destruction, annihilation or death".
Pralaya is among the most mysterious and enigmatic 'beings' in all of creation and many things could be said about what exactly Pralaya is, especially so little is even known about her. She states that she is the "original darkness" that existed before there was anything at all and the source from which all things emerged, further supporting the implication that she is the waters of chaos of which God used to make up everything that ever was and will be.
According to the poet John Milton, the "Lake of Fire" in the epic poem Paradise Lost is said to be the seas of chaos instead of it being a pre-version of Hell meaning that Pralaya's non-existent matter was molded into what is now known as Hell from Lucifer's fall alongside his fallen comrades. The poem also shows that both Chaos and Night ruled alongside Pralaya so in a sense this would make Pralaya the seas, Chaos the wind, and Night being the sky that is related to complete nothingness.
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