Hubris

Do you think you are worthy to look upon me? 
 
 
 Yes... Yes you are. 
 Well then, wanderer, share with me your stories... 
I shall claim the crown...
== Description ==
also known as The Crownless King, is an immortal entity that enjoys tales that end in despair and sorrow. He spends most of his time in The Forgotten Throne, watching over his domain. It is known that he loves to recite quotes that he learned from wanderers. When wanderers stumble upon his throne, he asks them for a quote or two before exchanging stories with them.
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 Ah, there's no need to look at that. Some secrets are better left unknown, right?
 I'll let you talk about me, but don't go and cross any lines now. 
== Behaviors ==
It is unknown whether Hubris is hostile towards wanderers, but it is advised to avoid having a loꪮꪑ ꪮꪮꪑveꪮꪑꪮtion ꪮꪑꪮꪑ hiꪮ
 Now, now. I think I at least have the right to talk about myself. Think about it, I get to talk, you have less to write. Two birds with one stone, eh?
 I like to think of myself as being on the rather peaceful side on things as far as "entities" go. I won't immediately murder anyone who enters my level; in fact, quite the opposite, really. I welcome them, allow then to take some time to rest, sharing a story or two with them before they go continue their exciting adventures.
 The tales that mortals recite fill me with excitement! And the best part? The end, of course! I always ponder their endings, like whether they will be at the hands of a skin-stealer, or being crushed under the heel of a hound. So many options, but so little stories... 
== Biology ==
Hubris commonly takes the appearance of a humanoid with jet black hair and sharp orange eyes that seem to gleam in the dark. It is unknown if this is his true form, as there have sometimes also been reports of additional features like small tree branches jutting from his forehead as horns. Hubris has an extensive wardrobe, but most commonly prefers to wear tattered clothes of royalty within his own level, and more casual attire outside his level. 
== Discovery ==
 Aren't you bored of writing in the same format again and again and again? The M.E.G have no sense of finesse. Here, I'll show you what the readers want. Angelina, could you please write the rest for me?
 Oh, me? Of course Your Majesty! Any question will be okay?
== Favorite Quotes ==
 Yes, yes. That's the right stuff to ask! Well then, which are my favorite huh? Well, I guess these would have to be my favorite.
・No pain, no gain.
・The pen is mightier than the sword.
・Life is never fair, and perhaps it is a good thing for most of us that it is not.
・May you live all the days of your life.
 All of these are quotes I have heard mortals boldly tell me with complete certainty. Too bad each one of them suffered a spectacular death.
== Favorite Guest ==
 Ah, this is easy. Her name was Alice Morningstar. A very intriguing individual she was. Always asking questions, collecting as much information as she could when we chatted. Her motives seemed a little strange for a human, but it doesn't change how I think about her. I would love to see how her story ends. Perhaps she can even be... Ah, never mind. 
== Motive ==
 Well to read a lot of despair inducing stories of course! Why else will I tolerate the existence of those mortals?
== Your Throne ==
 Ah, yes. My throne. A peculiar name indeed, but The Queen named it, so I guess I have no choice but to keep it. No one, and I mean no one, wants to mess with her. Well, her reign will end someday. Maybe sooner than later... Anyway, about the throne. It's comfy, I can give you that. It does make you feel powerfu- Oh! I just remembered an amusing guest I once had. 
 One time, a male wanderer no-clipped into my level on accident. At the time, I wasn't there, so I was quite surprised to find a mortal sitting on my throne, enjoying the feeling of power. 
 I let him stay there for awhile. In a few minutes, he completely felt like he was the king of the world! It was so absurd, that I had to intervene. He tried to boss me around, but in a few moments his illusion shattered, leaving him cowering in fear. Quite the turn I bet. I never saw him after that. He didn't even bother to write a journal of his experience of the Backrooms. Very rude. 
== Favorite Story ==
 Hm, I guess that will have to be the memoir of Page Keimer. It quite ironic that he works for me n-
 Your Majesty! It seems as there has been another escape from The Underpass. 
 Ugh. How many times do I have to tell them that those mortals are for my entertainment? Angelina, go alert Page to deal with it.
 Well then, brother. This is the game you want to play? You're walking on dangerous ground here, but I couldn't care less. Sure, lets play your game. 
He's finally gone
Hello? hello? Can anyone see this? Hm, I don't have much time either way. Let me just say, don't trust Hubris. There's a reason why he's classified as an anomalous entity. Oh, I forgot to introduce myself.
My name is Page Keimer. I'm the former second-in-command of the Informants, who are led by Alice. Yes, I know, I should be serving Hubris. Will I though? Of course not. He forced me to become his servant, making me do his bidding. But not anymore. Now, I side against him, and I suggest that you do too. It's either that, or Hubris. Damn it, there's not enough time. Here, read this, it's the original text the M.E.G wrote about Hubris. Make your choice after you read this.
== The Usurper ==
Hubris, also known as The Usurper, is an immortal entity that enjoys tales that end in despair and sorrow. He spends most of his time in The Forgotten Throne, watching over his domain. It is known that he loves to recite quotes that he learned from wanderers. When wanderers stumble upon his throne, he asks them for a quote or two before exchanging stories with them.
Hubris is currently roaming around the Backrooms, sharing and listening to stories from wanderers and entities. Those who tell their stories to Hubris will start to feel the need to boast about their achievements, ultimately making giving them the illusion that the lies they spat out were real.
This gives the wanderers hubris, and most of the time, this will make their lives end in horrific, despairing ways.
Hubris has made numerous attempts to steal his father's crown, and is trying to take full control of The Backrooms. The only reason he hasn't yet is due to numerous other influences, most notably from other Anomalous Entities. His supporters mainly consist of entities, favoring Hubris to be their new king. Most are hostile towards wanderers, but Hubris forbids them from killing wanderers unless the time is "ripe". It is because of Hubris that the realm hasn't already shattered, causing chaos, ultimately leading to the demise of the Backrooms. This is one of the many reasons why there are humans who side with him too, whether willingly or forcefully. They see their options as to either serve him, or die from the realm breaking.
==Relevant Tales==
*The Legend of The Court
*Regrets
*A Chaotic Future
*The Beginning of The End
*The Battle for The Crown
*Something to Consider
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