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## Just Kill Me.

### Pre- "Just Kill Me."

In a time long before humanity, there were two gods who held immense power. One was the Demiurge. the God of creation, adept at giving form to that which had none. The other was the Destroyer, the God of Annihilation (AKA the Demon God), whose calling it was to obliterate all that existed. The two were polar opposites in terms of their powers and roles, but for that very reason, they complemented each other well. When the Demiurge made too much, the Destroyer wiped out the excess. When the Destroyer removed too much, the Demiurge simply added more. The world was in equilibrium.

But, the two deities grew bored of the monotonous cycle of destruction and creation. So they decided to establish systems to help proceed the cycle in their stead. The Demiurge created the Earth and the flora and fauna that would come to thrive on it. The Destroyer created several 'devices' that would be forces of destruction, including black holes, the system of apoptosis, and eventually, seeing the unchecked creation on Earth, humanity. He refers to these humans as avatars, designed in his own likeness. He ordered them to live out their desires, so that they would destroy, and undo much of the creation that took place on the Earth.

The Destroyer and the Demiurge realized that humanity, given a set life span like all other creatures, had no need for this mortality. So the two got together and designed "Soul Fruit". Soul Fruit would grant immortality when ingested, and this Soul fruit is what the Demon God refers to as "Eternity".

The Destroyer then devised a plan, to test the loyalty of the humans, since once he gave them the Soul Fruit, not even he could be able to destroy them, if they were to rebel against him. He used "Sage Fruit"; from the "Tree of Wisdom", which would grant those who ingest it "...morals and common sense." He placed the Sage Fruit on the Earth, instructing humans to do whatever they please, except never to eat from the Tree of Wisdom. The humans, being defiant creatures, disobeyed that order. Later it is revealed the the Destroyer actually planned for them to defy him, so that he would not have to give the Soul Fruit to humanity; so that he would be able to keep it for himself.

DG seems to be obsessed with Eternity, finding the concept wonderful, but he also had a plan for it. He would use it to eventually be able to kill the Demiurge. So he consumed the Soul Fruit, and from that point on, he became immortal. But he would soon find out that his cells, which could not die, continued to multiply. This meant that his cell count skyrocketed, and once his body was unable to contain so many cells, he had to use the excess to form a duplicate copy of himself. This process of duplication continued, until he had 32 trillion copies. He initiated his plan, fighting the Demiurge, and ultimately losing. As punishment for consuming eternity, the Demiurge imprisoned the Destroyer in a video game, sealed away his powers, and renamed the game to the title it has today: "Just Kill Me.", a name which DG reckons has magical powers that make people want to kill him. And so, the Demiurge used the players as DG's executioners.

The game (JP) was released on the Google Play store on December 2 of 2015, implying that the battle between the Destroyer and the Demiurge had happened just before then, though it is unknown how long the battle lasted for, or when it began.

### Just Kill Me.

Upon opening the app, DG accuses the player of being a killer sent by "That Guy", and being brainwashed into downloading the game. After these accusations, he explains to you how to kill him.