Odis

**Odis** (オーディス, *Ōdisu*?) is a minor character in the "Fairy Forest" arc.

## Biography

Odis is one of the twelve pillars of the Elios Pantheon. He is the king of the Elios deities, known as the **God King** (神王, *Shin'ō*?) and the **God of Law and Contract** (法と契約の神, *Hō to keiyaku no kami*?). He is a judicial deity. Odis governs the public contract and the law. Because he is a god who governs promises and rules, it is said that breaking his vows in front of him is said to result in divine punishment.

Since Odis is the king of the Elios deities, the other deities are considered subordinate gods of Odis. At least in the official statement from the Odis and Feria's religious order. As the God King, his authority is weak and he is struggling holding the free and uncontrolled Elios deities together. He is also the Lord of many angels. And most of the angels serve Odis.

His father is Orgis and his mother is Mina. Feria the goddess of marriage and birth is his wife, and the children between them are Fanacea, Thores and Totona. With Gena, he fathered Frau.

Odis is worshipped by almost every human beings. In the Elios Religion, it is believed that
Odis and the others managed to beat the Demon King and forced him to retreat back to the land of Nargol. Odis and the others managed to win and regain half of the world, but the sacrifice was so great that they could not pursue.

His sacred beast is a horse and his sacred bird is a eagle.

Odis War Priests often use maces modelled from his sceptre as their holy weapons.

## History

### War of the Gods

Amongst the children of Orgis and Mina, he is the most exceptional son among the children. As one of Mina's Children, he opposed Nargol and the Nargolians. Mina's children fought the Nargolians with Odis as the core. But the Nargolians was still so powerful that only Odis and Triden could fight on equal terms.

The war was in Nargol's favour, until Modus defected to Odis and Mina's children. Modus cooperated with Odis to fight his mother, Nargol and the Nargolians. Modus and Odis killed Nargol in the northern Central Continent.

### The Founding Nation

Once the war has ended, the victorious Odis and his company set up a palace on Mount Elios, the highest mountain in the world, and claim to be the ruler of the world. He was part of the newly formed Elios Pantheon. Odis was crowned as the God King with Feria as his wife, they reigned above the gods of Elios.

### Elios Political Strife

When Heibos created the cauldron of life, Feria called Odis and the other Mina's children to make various species. They created the elven race, pygmaioi race and the yarven race. The Elios deities were satisfied with the birth of a human beings. The Elios deities sent them to the world. When human beings were born, the humans were gathered together and they didn't know that they would just fight each other. The humans increased it's number and there was a conflict between the indigenous species and the newly increased species. Therefore people became prey to many fiends and were about to perish. Odis was heartbroken when he saw this and made the people sworn to cooperate. That is the first law for the people. Those who learned to cooperate built a countries, fought together, and protected themselves from fiends.

Odis truly lamented that Elios was weakened when Thores killed Volgas. Odis was unable to punish his son Thores for killing Volgas.

## Appearance

In Elios Religion, he is depicted as a middle-aged man with a king's sceptre resembling like a mace.

Odis wears the crown of the god king, the bearded Odis is a dignified male god and the everyone at Elios acknowledges him as the God King.

## Personality

Odis leads a faction that seeks to make peace with the Deities of Darkness.

### Relationships

***The following section contains spoilers.***

Alphos
The grandmaster of his Holy Knights.
Alrena
Foster daughter.
Atar
Subordinate.
Fanacea
Daughter.
Feria
Wife. Rena claims that Odis has a weak will against his wife.
Frau
Daughter.
Gena
Former lover.
Heibos
Kuroki
He thinks the Dark knight is more problematic than Modus. He considers him a monster that can destroy his Order of the Holy Knights.
He is grateful to Kuroki for preventing Ferion revival.
Modus
Odis and some of the Elios Pantheon are against the conflict with Modus. He knows he is weaker than him, therefore Odis tries not to compete with Modus as much as possible.
Muthras
Subordinate.
Nectol
Odis trusts Nectol, he ask Nectol to cooperate and organise the gods of Elios.
Reiji
He thinks the Hero of Light is more problematic than Modus.
Sursha
Subordinate.
Thores
Son. Odis was devastated when Thores killed Volgas.
Totona
Daughter.
Volgas
Odis considered Volgas as a benefactor who has helped in the fight against Nargol.

## Story

### Summoned by the Demon King to Defeat The Hero

Alphos informs Rena that Odis wouldn't retaliate against the Dark Knight for his action of defeating his Order of the Holy Knights. Odis has signed an ceasefire with Modus and to forbidden anymore summoning from the spirit world. Alphos passes Odis message to Rena that she is responsible for the Otherworlders actions. That the Hero's actions doesn't go against the interests of the Deities of Light.

### The Evil God's Labyrinth

When Kuroki was reading in the Heaven Realm's Library, his past was briefly mentioned in the emerald tablet.

### The Beast God Desert

Chiyuki sighed with the inconsistent information about the world creation. The Gypshir's myth has no mention of the Demon King Modus, Rena or God King Odis.

### The Fairy Forest

Odis makes his first appearance when he spoke with Heibos. Heibos informs Odis that Kuroki was the one who stopped the restoration of Ferion. Odis agrees with Heibos that they are grateful for Kuroki. Odis wonders whether Diadona and the Apophis Pantheon would be quiet.

## Abilities

At the moment he is said to be Elios strongest and said to be comparable to the Demon King Modus, but he is weaker when compared to Modus. Among them, Elios's strongest seat would be Alphos.

* **Light Cannon of Divine Might** (神威の光砲, *Kamui no Hikari Hō*?)

### Equipment

Odis possesses one of Nargol's four treasures, the **Sceptre of Shining Heavens** (煌天の王笏, *Kōten no ō kotsu*?).

## Etymology

In polytheism, the counterpart of maō is **shin'ō** (神王?, the king of gods).

## Development

Odis' name was derived from the Nordic mythology **Odin** (オーディン?) and Greek mythology **Zeus** (ゼウス, *Zeusu*?).

In the Narou version, he was the **God of Law and Order** (法と秩序の神, *Hō to chitsujo no kami*?).

## References

1. ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 1.12 1.13 1.14 1.15 1.16 1.17 1.18 1.19 1.20 1.21 *Dark Knight Story Setting Collections* - Elios Pantheon: Deities Name Record 1 Odis & Feria
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 2.8 2.9 *Dark Knight Story* - The Evil God's Labyrinth: Chapter 02 - Heaven Realm's Book Library
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 *Dark Knight Story Setting Collections* - Elios Pantheon: Deities Name Record 3 Triden & Gena
4. ↑ *Dark Knight Story* - The Evil God's Labyrinth: Chapter 43 - Delighted to Meet Again
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 *Dark Knight Story* - The Fairy Forest: Chapter 26 - Return From The Forest
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 *Dark Knight Story* - Summoned by the Demon King to Defeat the Hero: Chapter 21 - Their Impressions
7. ↑ *Dark Knight Story Setting Collections* - Elios Pantheon: Deities Name Record 4 Nectol & Fanacea
8. ↑ *Dark Knight Story* - The Beast God Desert: Chapter 25 - Feelings in the Dream
9. ↑ *Dark Knight Story* - The Phantom Death Capital: Chapter 16 - Motgal the Phantom Death Capital
10. ↑ *Dark Knight Story Setting Collections* - Divine title Records: Odis & Feria compilation