Borealis, the Traveling Train

Borealis, the Traveling Train is the God of Speed and Travel. He serves as a mean of transportation toward other Gods of his side, and he mainly appears as a pristine steel locomotive propelling through the air and spiraling with unlimited mobility (As he is not regulated by train tracks). Occasionally he expels steam.

## History

### **Blood of the Royals:**

The train's first appearance was in Obsidian Sky, when the locomotive plowed into the Shadow God, Legath, who stood at Traxis' side during the ensuing altercation between the two Royals who had assembled in a single location along with the Nine Elders and the expanding Chaos in the air. Legath hitched onto Borealis and came for the ride, desiring to destroy the train as his responsibility by Traxis to guarantee the dark Royal's victory as Borealis orbited the obsidian pillar of Life and Death, which had emerged and revealed itself from the recesses of the earth below.

Borealis was utilized, like Krom, as a platform to initiate combat upon as the Aldians (Nyko and Felix) and Traxians (Legath and Zukra) atop him began to speak and draw their weapons. The five all realized quickly, however, that Life and Death were commencing a transformation; Death was growing a more humanoid-defined form, while Nid'Hi'Khul assumed another humanoid, slender, and vine-covered form. Before they could fully comprehend the matter, the incinerating aura radiating from the two Elders intensified, repelling the vehicle and preventing it from even nearing the globe of energy as Legath engaged with the train, Zukra and the two Aldians atop also charging each other simultaneously. The train continued to make ridiculous comments as the battle raged.

Battle began between Legath and Borealis, the former effortlessly tearing through the enigmatic, locomotive instruments employed by Borealis. When Legath reached the conductor car, Borealis began to shudder as his roof was peeled apart by the Shadow God's blade which coursed with dark energy, as did the gaping aperture. Within a split instant, a pitch black serpent coiled around the vehicle, constricting and crushing the metallic frame of Borealis and causing further disabilities, attempting to force Borealis toward the Life-Death aura, striving to vaporize it, likely along with himself due to the absurd quantity of energy radiating from the orb.

Borealis was slammed into the obsidian pillar when the beams of energy from the three Elder groups disconnected and defused, as well as the aura from Life and Death, and while the Royals transformed into their truest forms from the realm of Dravite. Borealis was pulled upward along with his serpent adversary, gradually growing closer to the Obsidian Sky whose grip increased, striving to suck in the Gods who desperately clung to any sort of surface. Unfortunately for both the train and the serpent, neither had obtained any source of grasp.

Borealis giddily resumed accommodating Legath, who pried apart the vehicle with his constriction and fangs, with 'premium' menu options until finally breaking under the pressure and careening toward the ground after becoming enraged due to the serpent, which had readied for a killing blow.