Seratrost

# Seratrost Enzo

## Backstory

Seratrost is one of the few gods in the pantheon who chose not to withdraw from the world. Instead, he claimed an entire island as his domain. He never participated with his brother or Arthur, but respected Arthur. Seratrost swore to the refugees escaping the great war that he would protect them from anyone, killing his fair share of maluchytes and the Infernal Maluchyte Yatagarasu. This island is the only last bit of civilization that vaguely remembers the war, but it is losing its prevalence every day. And his fight with the infernal lead to him being hospitalized for three years, making him forget the fight entirely.

He sustains himself by living off the land and enforces a tribute system, punishing those who do not pay homage to him in exchange for the privilege of residing on the island. The refugees seeking protection under Seratrost hold deep respect and reverence for him, grateful for the safety he provides. No governmental authority dares to challenge him, and he has no desire to expand his influence beyond the island, nor do most governmental bodies care that he exists since he doesn’t go beyond his island. He harbors a strong aversion towards his fellow gods, with the exception of Xekagi and Lunala, and would consider a treaty with them if they were to propose one. Remarkably, Seratrost maintains a humble outlook, constantly aware of his divine status and striving not to let it inflate his ego. He has dedicated significant time to mastering his combat skills, wielding a formidable amount of power that rivals even the most potent physical mages. Furthermore, he has chosen an individual to pass his divine power to in the event of an unexpected demise. Seratrost staunchly opposes human governance practices and occasionally aids the Aeltherians in their conflicts against human forces. His clashes with Solomon have left them both severely wounded on multiple occasions. Seratrost stands out as one of the most benevolent among the "gods," considering himself an equal to the refugees seeking protection under him rather than their superior. He immerses himself in the traditions of these refugees, valuing their way of life as much as they cherish him. Despite being the god of destruction, he aspires to avoid following in his brother Solomon's destructive path, instead aiming to demonstrate that individuals with great power need not be malevolent. He yearns to prove to others and himself that he can humble himself to the level of an ordinary person. Seratrost safeguards one of Arthur's strongholds, acknowledging the significance of the sword within, yet refusing to lay a hand on it. Seratrost maintains an unforgiving stance toward major governments. He has not forgiven the human governments for aligning with his brother Solomon, nor has he pardoned Thimien for making him their primary adversary within the Shadowsoul empire. Although disappointed by the Aeltherians, he respects their decision to reject Xekagi's offer to be their champion. Seratrost shares a special bond with Lunala, and they abstain from causing harm to each other. His aspiration is to transform the island into its own self-governing entity, led by individuals he deems worthy of being just rulers. Regarded as the most formidable even among the "Gods," Seratrost is feared by the world's most skilled fighters. Seratrost derives satisfaction from participating in basic tasks that the refugees seeking protection under him perform and is actively learning their language to communicate fluently with them. His aptitude for acquiring various languages comes naturally to him. Above all, Seratrost recognizes his own insignificance in comparison to his fellow gods and is uninterested in seeking glory or fame. Instead, he desires solitude and only intervenes in conflicts when it is absolutely necessary.

## Backstory Before Memory Wipe

* At the beginning of creation, Solomon, the god of creation, had a dream. A planet. On this planet, all there was, was water and mud, the god Solomon was curious, he could look at himself in the water, and decided to make a copy of himself out of mud, making the god of destruction, Seratrost. Solomon came to the conclusion that, without Destruction, creation would cease to exist. Now, this isn’t the start of the gods, just the start of Seratrost. There are the gods of the Lesihn Kings. All mighty gods that got into a war. They are the reason why Solomon and Seratrost exist. Although they didn’t all get killed in battle. There are two living ones, the one that took Seratrost under his wing and called him his son. And the other, which lives in the abyss, learning how to escape from the purgatory. The way that Solomon came into the world is a story of death. The Lesihn kings loved their power, there were only 4 of them in the universe at the time, all of them with their personal planets. But they got greedy, wanted more power, wanted to have more land, and wanted to have more universes. Even though they all agreed that they didn’t want anything else and wouldn’t make any more universes. So the Eldest fought against them, they had many wars, some of which didn’t do anything, and some killed many people. The three younger brothers also hated each other, so in battle, they would fight two wars at once. The Eldest always tried to get them to stop fighting, sometimes failing, and sometimes succeeding, but it was more failure than anything. Soon enough he had enough, so he declared war towards his brothers. And they agreed and made an alliance. The war was a legendary battle, to the point that other gods and goddesses would watch the fight at a safe distance. After around a few trillion years of fighting, the Eldest won, everything around him was dead, planets were destroyed, nothing could support life, so he decided to let the universe start anew. He self-destructed. Taking everything with him. And while he was doing this, the power of the kings came together to make Solomon, and he was floating in space for an unknown amount of time. Having the dream one time, and learned to control his power. Fast forward an undetermined amount of time. And we get to the power arc. Seratrost and a few other pantheons fought a war against the gods above them, or the Luukateca Pantheon. They lost, making them their slaves, not quite, and Seratrost had enough. He snuck away from the pantheon to a world that had a god that was just slightly more powerful than he is, and he fought and absorbed that god's power, gaining strength, and he did this for a while until he was able to fight Omnigods. He used this power to free his Pantheon from the Pantheon of the four. Making them understand what they were up against. After this he encountered the God killer Molitek. They had a legendary battle that disrupted the fabric of the Multiverse, and with the help of trillions of other gods, as well as an omniversal deity, they imprisoned him in the void, in the hallway of of the aligences, the meeting place of the minority of gods. There are other gods, like Vivian, which could use her shedding hair to obliterate everything below her. After this, he got into a war with the Dark Gods. The Dark Gods are the bad side of the gods that Solomon extruded to make the gods pure and so they protect people instead of doing the dirty work. The Dark Gods didn’t like that very much, and so they fought a lot. To the point that Solomon imprisoned them in a different universe so they couldn’t wreak havoc among the main omniverse. That takes us to the point of Apocalypse, he was able to be freed so that he could investigate why the threads of reality were getting a disturbance. Seratrost is so powerful that he has to use an avatar in the mortal realm, if he doesn’t he will kill everything with just the amount of mana that extrudes out of his body. And that is what gives humans the power to use magic. There is the tree of life, that is the extra power that the Kings gave off, making the pure mana, or the magic of the gods. Then the pure mana makes their ways into the gods, giving them power, and the way that mortals use mana is the way that the extra mana from the gods bodies flows out as second hand mana, making a mana that is diluted enough that allows mortals to use mana. After he became an Omnigod, he changed his appearance from a young man into a man with short black hair with red highlights. His eyes are a staggering spacelike reflection. His jawline was perfect, and his face had the look of wisdom and seriousness. His clothes were also very elegant. His top only had a piece of armor that was thin and only covered one side if his pecs the other was covered in a tattoo that didn’t seem to be anything in particular. The piece of armor was black with details of what looked like a fabric ripping apart and coming back together. He had abs and his muscles were large, like the perfect embodiment of a human. He had armored pants that showed the same as his breastplate. He had two swords on his back. One showed space and the other showed the ripping of a fabric. He  has a sword at his side that has a vantablack gem on one side and a white one on the other side of the hilt. He was just over six feet eight in height. On his body is the language of the gods. After his daughter, Adtiri, broke a rule of creation, the Deathbringer took her soul and Seratrost took her job, and her ability is quite simple. When she transforms and anyone looks at her, they will see the perfect man/woman for them. By the time this all happened, it was the middle ages of the Earth, and by that time he wanted to test the mortals by putting Excalibur in the stone in the middle east, and lucky enough, a woman named Xthandra was the one that the weapon chose, and this was enough to let him know that the world was going to evolve into powerful fighters, some of which will be able to overpower the gods. Example of this is Tempest, a shape shifter that has absorbed Archangels, four of them. And is a strong enough mortal to kill the gods. One of Seratrost’s philosophies is that Mortals have more potential to learn, and beat the gods that overrule them. At the end of this adventure he changed his appearance again. A man with light blue mid back length hair. Yellow eyes, black warmers with arealite ends. Black pants and boots that are lined with Arealite. He can summon his swords at will and can unsummon them at will as well. Arelite is the metals of the gods that are made as a by-product of creation, it is very powerful and can’t be broken by normal means, any god above them though, can break the armor with ease. After a disagreement and a lengthy battle between Seratrost and Solomon, Solomon exiled Seratrost, And Seratrost went through some other phases. He was left with his immortality because Solomon still felt a connection to him since they were basically brothers. And Solomon didn’t make the banishment infinite like he did with everyone else. He set it to a predetermined time, that was based on Seratrosts mental changes. After Seratrost changed enough he was brought back to the Pantheon. None of the other gods liked him and excluded him from the outerversal council. He decided that he was going to leave this pantheon, abandon it. He left to the farest edges of the infiniverse and started an entire level for himself, making everything anew. He changed his name from Seratrost to Vexrena and wiped all knowledge of him from any sort of knowledge base. And asked The Keeper of Knowledge to erase his memory from the minds of everyone who knew him as Seratrost. He then started a benevolent rule over his universe and hardly leaves his universe. After he did this, Bidorolio is the only one who remembers who he is, and Bidorolio is the way that Vexrena can still see how the infiniverse is doing without compromising himself. He is the creator and owner of the universe M-Inf-1. After reconnecting with Solomon the universe they were in was getting destroyed and they were sent to a new world.

## Personality

Seratrost is a caring and laid back individual. Seratrost loves spending his time helping the refugees of the island, be it getting them electronics, weapons for protection or just learning their languages. Seratrost also has a basic understanding that he does not control everything and wants to be different from his brother Solomon. Seratrost's hate for the other governmental bodies, save Aeltherians, leads him to despise the other gods in his pantheon who side with a governmental body. He also has a deep connection to Lunala and respects her deeply, and would side with her if a war between the “Gods” happened. Seratrost also loves and respects nature, to the point that he was connected to the actual magical god of nature, and was gifted with a pure flow of mana, which made him come to the realization and understanding that he is a god of sorts, maybe not from this realm but he is a god. This leads to more hate for Solomon who is hiding something from all of them. Even though he is a god of destruction, he does not give into his destructive nature and spends his time valuing the creations around him, trying to refuse his nature as a god of destruction.

Seratrost also tolerates the god Xekagi and respects his power to create order and peace within anyone who is in his presence. Seratrost is also interested in learning about maluchytes, who he has a very basic understanding of.

## Personality Before Memory Wipe

* He is extremely benevolent, loving and accepting everyone for who they are. He is a lone wolf, but will accept help where he needs it. He has taken the emotion of anger out of him and bottled it in a small snow globe so he can’t become angry at anyone again. He lives amongst the mortals of his world, not seeing himself above them. He is not afraid to fight someone who threatens his world.

## Appearance

Dressed in a sleek combination of dark, tailored clothing, Seratrost exudes a contemporary edge. A form-fitting black leather jacket hugs his frame, leaving just enough of his muscular arms exposed to hint at the power concealed beneath. The sleeves of the jacket are adorned with subtle patterns that seem to shimmer with an otherworldly energy.

Beneath the jacket, he wears a simple, charcoal gray shirt that clings to his torso, revealing the sculpted contours of his chest and abdomen. His dark jeans are expertly tailored, accentuating the confident stride of someone who knows they are beyond the ordinary.

Seratrost's footwear is a mix of style and practicality, dark boots that echo with every step as he navigates the bustling cityscape. Adorned with subtle golden accents, they complement the overall modern aesthetic while hinting at the ancient power within.

His long, flowing white hair cascades down his back like a waterfall of moonlight, contrasting sharply with his dark clothing. His features are both captivating and ominous, with sharp cheekbones and a strong jawline that lend an air of regality to his countenance.

Golden amber eyes, like orbs of molten gold, pierce through the darkness, hinting at the immense power that lies within. His gaze holds an otherworldly intensity, a silent promise of the destructive force that he wields. Though his eyes may seem human, they harbor a glint of something ancient and unfathomable.

Despite his human-like appearance, Seratrost's skin carries a faint, ethereal glow, betraying the extraordinary nature of his abilities. There's an unsettling beauty to him, a perfect fusion of grace and danger. He moves with deliberate precision, every step echoing the potential for devastation that lies dormant within him.

## Abilities/Equipment

Seratrost possesses an extraordinary ability that transcends the limitations of the physical world. With a mere touch, he can induce a chaotic dance within the very fabric of existence. His power extends to the manipulation of molecules, a mastery over the fundamental building blocks of matter.

When Seratrost makes contact, the molecules of any substance, whether it be solid, liquid, or gas, succumb to his influence. His touch triggers a cascading instability, a symphony of disorder that unfolds at the molecular level. Bonds between atoms unravel, and the once-stable structures crumble into a state of disarray.

This power is not confined by the boundaries of mundane reality; it extends to the mystical realm as well. Even magical barriers, woven with arcane energies and ancient spells, are not immune to Seratrost's disruptive touch. The very essence of magic itself becomes susceptible to his influence, unraveling like threads in the wake of a cosmic unraveling.

In the aftermath of Seratrost's touch, chaos reigns. Solid structures lose their cohesion, liquids lose their fluidity, and gases disperse into the void. It's a testament to his command over the intricacies of existence, a destructive force that defies conventional understanding.

This ability is not just a power; it's a redefinition of reality at the most fundamental level. Seratrost, with a simple touch, can unravel the very essence of what holds our world together, leaving a trail of instability and entropy in his wake.

## Relationships

### Solomon

Seratrost's disdain for his brother Solomon runs deep, rooted in a complex history marked by clashes, wounds, and irreparable differences. Unlike Seratrost, who chose not to withdraw from the world, Solomon's destructive path and alignment with human governments became a source of intense conflict. Their clashes left both gods severely wounded on multiple occasions, fostering a resentment that seems insurmountable. Seratrost's commitment to protecting refugees and his chosen island domain stands in stark contrast to Solomon's destructive tendencies, intensifying the animosity between the two brothers.

The divergence in their ideologies is evident in Seratrost's benevolent approach to his godly powers. Despite being the god of destruction, he actively strives to prove that immense power does not necessitate malevolence. In contrast to Solomon's alliance with human governments, Seratrost staunchly opposes human governance practices, occasionally aiding the Aeltherians in their conflicts against human forces. The rejection of Xekagi's offer by the Aeltherians, though disappointing to Seratrost, earns his respect as he recognizes their autonomy in decision-making.

Seratrost's aversion towards other gods, except for Xekagi and Lunala, underscores his isolated stance within the divine pantheon. His desire to form a treaty with these select few demonstrates a willingness to collaborate when approached with reason. This openness, however, does not extend to his brother Solomon or other major governments, whom he holds responsible for aligning with destructive forces.

Notably, Seratrost maintains humility despite his divine status, actively engaging in the daily lives of the refugees under his protection. His dedication to learning their language and participating in basic tasks reflects a genuine desire to connect with them on a personal level. This humility extends to his refusal to lay a hand on Arthur's stronghold, recognizing the significance of the sword within but choosing not to exert control over it.

Seratrost's unique bond with Lunala further distinguishes him as a complex character with nuanced relationships. Their commitment to abstaining from causing harm to each other underscores Seratrost's capacity for forming connections based on mutual understanding and respect.

In essence, Seratrost emerges as a god who, despite his destructive nature, strives to be a force for good in the world. His aversion towards his brother Solomon and major governments, coupled with his commitment to the well-being of refugees, paints a picture of a deity grappling with the complexities of power, morality, and the responsibilities that come with godhood.

### Lunala

Seratrost's tolerance for Lunala stands as a testament to the intricate dynamics within the divine pantheon. Despite harboring a general aversion towards other gods, Seratrost shares a unique and profound bond with Lunala that transcends the typical rivalries among divine beings. This tolerance is rooted in mutual understanding and a commitment to abstain from causing harm to each other, a rare agreement within the often tumultuous relationships among gods. Lunala's presence serves as a stabilizing force in Seratrost's life, offering a rare companionship that tempers his inherent destructive nature. Their shared commitment to non-aggression reflects a nuanced understanding of each other's individuality, fostering an alliance that goes beyond the superficial conflicts that often define divine relationships. In the tumultuous landscape of godly interactions, Seratrost's tolerance for Lunala becomes a beacon of cooperation, hinting at the potential for unity among gods who, under different circumstances, might have been adversaries.

### Xekagi

Seratrost's relationship with Xekagi stands out as a rare alliance amid the backdrop of his general aversion towards fellow gods. Unlike the strained ties with his brother Solomon or the cautious tolerance extended to Lunala, Seratrost shares a distinct camaraderie and trust with Xekagi. The basis of this bond lies in their shared values and a mutual understanding that transcends the complexities of divine power. Xekagi's principles align with Seratrost's vision of benevolence and the responsible use of their godly abilities. This shared ethos fosters a sense of respect and cooperation between the two deities. The possibility of entering into a treaty with Xekagi underscores Seratrost's willingness to collaborate when presented with reasoned and principled proposals. The alliance with Xekagi, unlike other divine relationships, does not carry the weight of rivalry or conflict but instead reflects a shared commitment to a higher purpose. In the divine tapestry of Seratrost's connections, his tolerance for Xekagi emerges as a beacon of unity and understanding, showcasing that even among gods, alliances based on shared values can flourish.

### Thimien

Seratrost's animosity towards Thimien, the god of chaos, runs deep and is steeped in a history marked by betrayal and conflict. The discord between them originates from Thimien's decision to make Seratrost his primary adversary within the Shadowsoul empire. Thimien's embrace of chaos and disruption clashes directly with Seratrost's commitment to benevolence and protection. The god of chaos represents everything Seratrost opposes, embodying a force that destabilizes order and threatens the well-being of both mortal and divine realms. The betrayal by aligning with the destructive forces of chaos has left an indelible mark on Seratrost, intensifying his disdain for Thimien. The wounds inflicted on both the divine and mortal realms during their clashes serve as a constant reminder of the havoc wrought by Thimien's chaotic influence. In Seratrost's eyes, Thimien symbolizes the antithesis of the godly virtues he strives to embody, making their enmity a deeply personal and enduring aspect of his divine existence.

### Damien Cross

Seratrost's understanding and willingness to aid King Damien Cross of the Aeltherians reveal a nuanced aspect of his character, showcasing a capacity for discernment and compassion. Despite any disappointment he may have felt about the Aeltherians' rejection of Xekagi's offer to be their champion, Seratrost recognizes the autonomy in their decision-making. His benevolent outlook prompts him to understand the Aeltherian perspective and acknowledge their right to shape their destiny independently. This understanding, coupled with Seratrost's opposition to human governance practices, aligns him with the Aeltherians in their conflicts against human forces. King Damien Cross, as the Aeltherian leader, finds in Seratrost a powerful ally who respects their choices and values. Seratrost's willingness to extend his aid to the Aeltherian cause underscores his commitment to protecting those who seek refuge and align with principles akin to his own, fostering a complex yet cooperative relationship with the Aeltherian king.