Pagun

One of the last remaining gods of the Korean Pantheon, **Pagunseong** (more simply known as **Pagun**), is an infamous god of war known as the **Sword of the Heavens**. Unlike most gods, he often left the heavens to galavant among mortals, seeking out the thrills they experience, and ocasionally pitting them against one another for his own amusement. However, the great war that tore apart the heavens sobered Pagun to the condition of the world they live in, leaving him thinking they need to wipe the slate clean, and build a better world, one with less, or preferably no wars. In this, he is ideologically opposed to Aegis, who seeks to maintain the world, and from Pagun's point of view, the status quo of the gods.

## Personality

Pagun is strange among war gods. He does not tout his power nor threaten his enemies. He does not activley seek conflict.

## Powers and abilities

* **Physical abilities:** Pagun has officially more raw strength and a higher speed than Aegis.
	+ **Agility:** he is also very skilled at dodging attacks by flipping, or take impetus on walls in the middle of a backflip.
	+ **Endurance:** even after losing his ribs and getting severely harmed, Pagun was able to keep swinging his blades and fighting with his special stances.
* **Dual swords style:** he fights with swords of Asian design, that specialize in speed but can still deal heavy damage. He often uses two swords to fight, one in each hand.
	+ **Creation of swords:** if one of his swords is lost, or if he just needs one more sword, he can summon it from nothing.
	+ **Great swordsmanship:** he is able to fight very well with his swords, partly thanks to his agility, but also his incredible speed. He can move his blades faster than an eye can follow, and even Aegis couldn't follow his attacks. Pagun is also a defense specialist, able to redirect attacks with his swords and to prevent being touched, even confronted to very fast barrages. Finally, he can use various stances with his swords, which provide them special abilities.
		- **Sword Art, First Stance - Bulsajo:** this stance's name means "phoenix" in Korean. Pagun's blades begin to increasingly heat up, progressively taking an orange then red color. Once they are fully heated, the blades can produce flames, and deal heavy blazing attacks.
			* **"Gyocha Beulleideu:"** this technique's name means "Crossed Blades" in Korean. It consists of Pagun raising his two swords above his head while using the First Stance Bulsajo, then slashing a flaming X before him, to cut an opponent in quarters and incinerate him at the same time. The Gyocha Beulleideu was powerful enough to break Aegis's forcefield of light, although it was considered as an "absolute defense".
			* **"Bul-ui Banji:"** this technique's name means "Ring of Fire" in Korean. Under his First Stance Bulsajo, Pagun hurls one of his blazing swords at his opponent, and the blade spins in a fire wheel. The particularity is that it never stops spinning, and doesn't back off or fall when it is countered: oppositely, it gains speed and intensity. Therefore, countering this attack is possible, but prevents for a long time from countering any other attack. Of course, Pagun can use the Bul-ui Banji as many times as he possesses swords.
		- **Sword Art, Second Stance - Baem:** this stance's name means "snake" in Korean. This time, Pagun's blades turn green.
			* **"Sogsag-Ineun Mullin:"** this technique's name means "Whispering Bite" in Korean.