Aoime

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— Aoime to Seraphim when they first met.

## Aoime Jingen

* Base
* Divine Sage

## Personal Information

### Relatives

Theato (father)Lily (younger sister) Layla (younger sister) Sapphire (aunt)

## Professional Information

### Allegiances

Theato Enterprises

**Aoime Jingen** (青梅神玄 *Aoime Jingen*) is an Earthling turned Android that was born and raised on Earth. He is one of the planet's strongest warriors and one of the more major original characters in Ikigai, serving an important role in multiple events and claiming the title as the strongest Android of the roleplay. As an Earthling, Aoime had the unfortunate fate of being kidnapped by Dr. Mono, and was forcibly turned into an Android. However, Mono's inability to control the young man led to him escaping his hideout to live life as an Android. Now, he serves as one of Earth's mightiest protectors, and although he is adverse to much combat, he has become a considerably powerful warrior.

## Appearance

Aoime's appearance has changed drastically throughout the lore of Ikigai. At first, he was a much smaller and skinnier teenager with messy black hair and heterochomic eyes. He also wore an eyepatch to cover his blue eye due to it changing colors from eye-related trauma with an object. When he turns into an Android, his eyes both become black, but he suffers a malfunction that not only makes his hurt eye go back to being blue, but it creates a yellow star in its iris. Aoime has very pale skin as well. After the events of Yajima and New Namek, he goes through a drastic visual change in which he becomes taller and more muscular as a result of him fighting and training more. The only consist thing concerning Aoime's appearance have been both his skin tone and the type of clothing he wears, street clothing.

## Personality

As a regular Earthling, Aoime lived a very privileged life, resulting in him coming off as a stuck up, selfish and egotistical rich kid. Behind this outward persona, he was kind, understanding, and even more than willing to share a fraction of his own wealth with those who he saw as less fortunate than him. He was charismatic and many people would find themselves attracted to him if they saw through his pompous exterior. Aoime was also known for being honest, unable to hide secrets from even people he did not know, and was praised for his good moral compass. Though, during this time, he was still a teenager, and even he would have lapses in judgement and showcase immature behavior. After he was kidnapped by Dr. Mono and turned into an Android, his personality began to change gradually. He initially kept his transformation secret from his parents, friends and other acquaintances, going as far as to pretend that he could still get tired physically in order to keep the façade up. His newfound power mixed with his youthful immaturity led to him misusing his abilities, regularly going on power-trips and being indifferent to destroying things, warping his formerly outstanding moral compass.

This carries on until Aoime accidentally kills a Saiyan named Ikaru in what was supposed to be a friendly sparring match. Though he destroyed lots of things beforehand, he had never killed a person or even an animal. This accident traumatized him, completely changing his outlook on his abilities and considering himself to be a cursed monster. He refused to use his Android abilities and became a passive, timid person, with the thought of fighting only bringing him back to the day he accidentally killed Ikaru.

Aoime's personality goes through another change in a gradual way when he meets his now adopted father, Theato Kai. During the 24th World Martial Arts Tournament, Aoime reveals to Theato the circumstances in which he had become an Android, and why he seemed to hate fighting despite him signing up for the tournament on his own accord. It's after Theato tells him that him becoming an Android isn't something to be ashamed about, and that it's his actions and how he holds himself that should define him as a person. Realizing that he didn't have to wallow in the despair of his circumstances, he begins to appreciate himself for who he has become and starts to forgive himself for what he did to Ikaru. Afterwards, Aoime fights the continuous World Tournament Champion, Mr. Beast. During their fight, Aoime further realizes that continuing to bury himself in the guilt of his involuntary manslaughter is doing nothing but hurting him and the people around him, and that Ikaru's death would be even more tragic if he lived as a timid, skittish boy who hid from his problems and from fights instead of moving forward and learning to forgive himself. After this fight, he begins a path to self-recovery, though he still experiences extreme PTSD when confronted with death, as seen by his reaction to when Androids 23, 24, and 25 raid the World Tournament and kill most of the people in the stands.

Aoime used to be a very forgiving person, his compassionate attitude being so strong that he was able to forgive Android 23 for his crimes once he saw that he too had traumatic responses to death and did not actually want to hurt anyone. He's also a really good brother figure, serving as a younger, but more mentally stable brother for Android 23 and a pillar of a strong older brother for his currently adopted sisters, Lily and Layla. His brotherly persona would fade when he was faced with extreme danger, as he still was not completely over his trauma during the events after the World Tournament.

He once again goes through another heavy personality change after Frigi, Dr. Mono's Bio-Android Rutaba-like creation, is destroyed. Seeing the Z-Fighters so flagrantly destroy the city and kill hundreds of thousands of people in their attempt to kill Frigi made him extremely angry, not only because of their blatant disregard for other's wellbeing, but because it reminded him of himself when he first became an Android. Additionally, Theato's speech about the dangers of power misuse during the Tournament heavily influenced his way of thinking, causing him to develop extreme hatred that he otherwise had never experienced before. This hatred for the Z-Fighters is so strong that he gets over his trauma surrounding death and kills a member of the Z-Fighters in front of another in order to obtain a Dragon Ball to revive those who had been killed during the Frigi fight, however he is regretful after he finishes him off, going through a depressing internal dialogue on whether or not what he did was actually right. This death did not affect him as heavily as Ikaru's did, suggesting that if the person that Aoime kills is viewed as evil or extremely dangerous to society, he does not regret killing them very much.

Another trait that Aoime gained from his exposure to the Z-Fighter's irresponsibility is trust issues. When Rutaba descends upon Earth and declares that he will liberate them from the Z-Fighters, Aoime is one of the first to immediately become suspicious of him, suggesting that he has something up his sleeve. Though he was not wrong, his quick assumption was met with criticism by those around him, further emphasizing just how ready he was to deny that Rutaba was actually there to help. This persists well into Aoime's adulthood, as he is initially distrustful of Sapphire and is quick to disregard her if she does or says anything he disagrees with. When Theato became more open with his relationship with Hip-Hop, Aoime reacted negatively due to him not trusting Hip-Hop because of her Saiyan origin, and because of jealousy and a form of previously unresolved abandonment issues.

However, all of Aoime's negative emotional and personality traits were purged once he mastered Theato's transformation, Divine Sage Mode. Instead of being an emotionally charged man, he became much more calm and collected, though he is still able to become furious and experience feelings if they are strong enough, evidenced by his emotional outburst when Sapphire accidentally destroyed Lily, or when he first started talking to Seraphim. Otherwise, many liken Aoime to be completely emotionless and unable to read the room. This comes with a few negative traits on its own, like Aoime struggling with social cues, expressing his feelings correctly, being able to empathize with others, and more.

## Biography

### Origin

Aoime was born an unnamed married couple in Age 764, when Capsule Corp begun to experience widespread popularity for their creation of Gravity Chambers and other gravity-based equipment. Aoime's parents were the two scientists involved in the groundbreaking experiment that led to the ability to create these gravity influenced items, the both of them receiving heaps of money thanks to their contributions. Because of this, most of Aoime's childhood was secure and privileged. He never had to worry about money, food, clothes, or any other material item thanks to his parents' wealth. Not only that, but Aoime was considered a genius at his age, winning his school several robotics competitions due to his intelligence and natural gift in the field.

When Aoime turned 16, he snuck into his parents' office and found documents that led to a remote hideout under the ownership of Dr. Mono. Curious as to why these documents were confidential, he snuck out and traveled to the hideout, promptly being knocked out by one of Dr. Mono's Androids. He was carried into his hideout and transformed into an Android while he was knocked out, Mono's plan being to perform the procedure without him conscious so he could put a microchip in his brain and force him to obey his orders. However, Aoime woke up before the microchip was planted inside of him, and he escaped from Dr. Mono with new abilities that he wasn't able to perform before he was forcefully made to partake in the procedure.

After this, Aoime began to live a double life. During the day, he continued on with the façade of him being a normal Earthling, but at night he would partake in devious activities with his newfound power. He went on power trips frequently and would go to desolate areas on Earth to destroy as much as he possibly could, slowly learning how to use Artificial Ki, how to fly, and learning that he had infinite stamina. His parents gradually began to suspect that something had happened to their son, as they were able to tell that there was something off about him. Aoime refused to tell his parents anything until a year later, where they were shocked, but seemed to forgive him for going through their confidential files. Although this sudden change in their lives would begin to undermine Aoime's ability to relate and communicate with his parents, causing a slowly generating rift between them that goes unaddressed.

### Saiyan Arc

Aoime was not present for the Saiyan Arc.

### Ikaru Confrontation

Aoime's life changes once again when he accepts a friendly sparring match with a Saiyan named Ikaru. Because Aoime was much more powerful than the Saiyan, he ends up accidentally punching a hole through his stomach and killing him. This was the first time Aoime took the life of someone else, and the experience extremely traumatized him. He began to see himself as nothing but an overpowered monster, a creation of destruction kidnapped and transfigured by Mono to do nothing but harm those around him. Aoime begins to seclude himself from society because of his trauma and this new outlook on his life, refusing to train or fight others until his parents decided to sign him up for the 24th World Martial Arts Tournament without consulting him first. When he finds out what they did, he reluctantly agrees to participate in the tournament, knowing that his relationship with his biological parents was slowly being strained and seeing participating in the tournament to be a way for them to reconnect.

### World Tournament/Frigi Arc

The tournament goes smoothly for him, with Aoime decided to quickly finish his opponents by knocking them out instead of entering a heavy sparring match with any of them. He eventually meets a Core Person who was also participating in the tournament under a different bracket, Theato Kai. At first, Aoime doesn't pay him much attention, but once they begin talking, Theato reveals that he isn't here to win the tournament, but to put his Magitech creations to the test to see how well they'd fare in combat. Aoime is amazed at the concept of magical technology, and insists that if Capsule Corp knew how to capitalize off of it, they could change the world. However, Theato becomes hesitant and explains to Aoime the dangers of letting just anyone be able to access Magitech. He recounts several times where he had introduced the concept to other planets, only to cause wars, racial rifts, and mass genocide because he introduced them to it. Aoime empathizes with Theato's accidental casualties, since he too accidentally caused the death of someone because of his own Androidification. He confides in Theato about how he feels both about murdering Ikaru and about his status as an Android, and Theato marvels at his ability to persevere despite what he went through. He explains to Aoime that there is no shame in being an Android, rather there is shame in not improving on oneself and letting their past transgressions interfere with their present self. Throughout this conversation, Aoime shows that he is knowledgeable in technology, and, seeing potential in him, Theato gives him a notebook with the instructions to learning basic magic and the origins of it. Aoime is overjoyed to be trusted with such risky information, and promises to learn as much magic as possible in order to make Theato proud. Hours after this interaction, the Android is called up to face the continuous winner of the World Martial Arts Tournament: World Champion Mr. Beast.

Aoime is initially confident when the fight first begins, even teasing Mr. Beast when he is in disbelief that a teenager would try to take his title away from him. Despite his confidence, Aoime was inexperienced in fighting at the time, and began to overthink and question if he could actually win against Beast. Mr. Beast takes advantage of the amount of openings in Aoime's defense and knock him to the ground, the champion showboating in front of everyone once Aoime was knocked down. However, the young man would get up, seemingly unaffected by Beast's attack. Mr. Beast once again went in to attack Aoime, but the Android both blocked and grabbed the champion, slamming him into the ground repeatedly and severely damaging Beast. Once he saw the amount of blood drawn from his assault, the young man instantly let go of his opponent, his PTSD triggered as he remembered the amount of blood Ikaru lost from his murder. He hallucinates and apologizes to no one in particular, while Mr. Beast tries to understand why he is reacting so negatively to a fight. Once Beast grasps hold of the situation, he tries to inform Aoime that he needs to get over his trauma so the fight could continue, but his initial attempt proves fruitless. The champion goes on an angry rant once he realizes Aoime is not listening, beating him up while telling Aoime that his traumatic episode is ruining the experience and atmosphere of the tournament for everyone else, and that him not improving and learning from the severe mistake he made was even worse than killing Ikaru. He screams at Aoime to choose between giving up and letting the guilt consume him, or growing from his mistakes, threatening to kick him out of the stadium if he chooses wrong. This seems to be the final push that the Android needed, as he then gets up and stops Beast's angry physical outburst. Thanks to the champion, Aoime's fighting spirit returns, and the two playfully poke fun at each as they restart their battle. The two are evenly matched in their battle, however Aoime gains a slight advantage by headbutting Mr. Beast in his face, which caused blood to pour out and hinder his vision. The Android kicks Beast out of the stadium afterwards, winning the battle and moving onto the next round.

After a few more rounds, Aoime's turn comes up yet again, with him facing a Saiyan named Sander. The two are once again evenly matched in power level, yet Aoime is unable to get an edge on Sander due to his inexperience in fighting. Instead of abusing this fact like Mr. Beast tried to do, Sander decides to teach the young man about proper fighting technique during their battle. Aoime quickly adapts to the fight the more Sander teaches him, and the two of them continue to go head to head against each other until their fight is interrupted by Androids 23, 24 and 25 destroying the tournament and killing hundreds of people in the stands (though 25 had been in a different bracket fighting an entirely different person during Sander and Aoime's battle.) Though Theato and Mr. Beast were successful in getting Aoime to become more comfortable with fighting and his mistakes, he is still a child and had only ever seen someone die once before the massacre. Thus, he is extremely terrified and begins to sob uncontrollably once the Androids leave. Sander comforts the young man and informs him of a place to take his parents to safety, ordering Aoime to stay there and let the other Z-Fighters take care of the battle. However, Aoime realizes that hiding will not lead him on the path of redemption from his murder of Ikaru, and tells Sander that even though he is terrified, he still wants to help. Sander agrees to let Aoime help, though he sends the Android off to bring his parents to safety anyway. Sander goes Super Saiyan after the young man leaves.

Aoime's parents are brought to safety on the Supreme Kai's planet, and Aoime and the rest of the Z-Fighters split up to fight the Androids. Aoime travels to East City with Sander to fight Android 23. Although he came to begin redeeming himself, he is still utterly terrified as he had never been involved in a high stakes fight before, and mostly plays a supporting role during the battle. When Android 23 ends up vaporizing Master Kreese, he has a mental breakdown similar to the one Aoime had when he fought Mr. Beast. He is one of the first people to see the humanity in the Android, and helps the Z-Fighters calm him down from his breakdown and present to him the ability to change for the better and redeem himself, just as Aoime had been when he met Theato and fought Mr. Beast. 23 eventually calms down and agrees to this. Along with this victory, Aoime meets Lily and Layla, Theato's very own Androids, and develops a brotherly relationship with the two along with 23.

Two weeks later, a new Android threat, Frigi, would appear, however Aoime was not present during the Frigi fight.

Sometime in between the Frigi Arc and the Rutaba Arc, Theato had implanted an Infinite Magic Core into Aoime's body, allowing him to use much more advanced magic and to begin studying Magitech. Aoime would also visit Theato in between these to arcs and discover the possibility of mixing Magic and ki together. This discovery makes Theato take even more interest in the male, and he proceeds to teach Aoime one of his techniques: Divine Memory Leak.

### Rutaba Arc

Most of the cities are in ruin because of the Z-Fighter's who had been present in the Frigi fight, the supposed defenders of Earth using extremely high powered blasts that vaporized several buildings and killed over 300,000 people. Many homes were destroyed as well, including Aoime's. The neglectful nature of the Z-Fighters caused Aoime to develop an extreme hatred for them, the young man defecting from the group and denouncing anyone who he viewed to be apart of them. Aoime's sentiment was shared with the majority of humanity. Aoime would later find out that Theato Enterprises, Theato's organization, had been helping out with the brunt of the relief and recovery effort, and pleaded for the Core Person to let him help and become a recognized member of the organizaton. His determination to help is increased when he sees how tired the Core Person is, having already viewed Theato as a father figure during this time. Theato is more than happy to allow him into the organization and immediately gives him a high-ranking position, and even allowing him to live with him, proving that the feeling was mutual between the two. Aoime dedicates most of his time to helping Theato Enterprises.

Later on, a tremendously large spaceship lands on Earth, which is revealed to be a ship belonging to the Rutaba Militia. Rutaba himself exits the ship and declares himself to be a galactic leader that has saved many planets like Earth from fates such as the one they were experiencing, and denounced the Z-Fighters while also promising to not only help restore Earth back to its former glory, but to completely remove the presence of the Z-Fighters. Most of the Earthling population praise Rutaba and trust him immediately, that trust only increasing when the President of the United States, Jackle, approved of Rutaba's plan. Aoime immediately believed the plan to be fishy, and even questioned Rutaba's intentions, however Jackle immediately shot him down. The Androids suspicions were not eased, and suspicions turned into the truth when he realized Rutaba had possession of three Dragon Balls, which didn't align with his story of only hearing about Earth through one of his subordinates informing him of the situation. Because of the way Rutaba arrived and his denouncement of the Z-Fighters and their violent actions, none of the fighters on Earth were able to challenge Rutaba directly in a physical altercation, which led to Aoime and Theato believing that the only way they could take Rutaba down was by exposing him instead of fighting him. Aoime and Theato would return to Theato Enterprises with another person who noticed the inconsistencies with Rutaba's story, Komastuhime. Aoime initially wanted to inform Theato of his plan to infiltrate' Rutaba's ship to not only take the Dragon Balls but take very important confidential documents, his magical prowess and understanding of Divine Memory Leak allowing him to hack into the security systems of the ship so he could infiltrate it undetected. Theato and Komatsuhime do not listen to his plan, which infuriates Aoime and makes him believe that Rutaba can only be defeated if he risks his life and performs his plan alone.

He eventually infiltrates the ship with the exact method he had thought of, obtaining all three of Rutaba's Dragon Balls and safes that contained confidential files. He uses Magical Displacement to travel to Guitara's Lookout, and telepathically tells his father the situation. Aoime initially is prepared to live a life of solitude in the pursuit of exposing Rutaba for the person he is and keeping him from using the Dragon Balls, but Theato immediately teleports to his location to scold him for his brash thinking. He is, however, incredibly thankful that Aoime is alive. The two of them begin to catch up, and in the midst of their conversation they open one of the two safes that were in Rutaba's ship. Inside the first safe were detailed documents planning an event of slow and meticulous near-extinction for all the population of Earth, in an effort to shape the planet to a suitable state in order for it to be sold and for the remaining Earthlings to become slaves to whomever buys the planet. Aoime, in a fit of both rage and satisfaction at his suspicions of Rutaba being correct, suggests that they use the resources that Theato Enterprises has to stage a country-wide announcement of these findings, effectively ruining Rutaba's reputation and forcing the people to finally see the Frost Demon for what he is. However, Theato stops him in his tracks, and reminds Aoime that even if they do expose Rutaba, he still has an entire Militia at his disposal, and exhibits great power that may not be matched by any of Earth's current defenders, Z-Fighter or not. As soon as Theato mentions this fact, Earth's guardian Guitara and Android 23 appear, the former greeting Theato and Aoime kindly while the latter seems to be hesitant to talk to the two, most likely because of the people he killed only a few years prior to Rutaba's descent to Earth. All four talk, and Guitara offers to protect the Dragon Balls and the safes that contained Rutaba's confidential files while Aoime and Theato train in the Hyperbolic Time Chamber.

During their training in the time chamber, Theato would teach Aoime one of his most powerful transformations: Divine Sage Mode. Not much other than this happened, as neither of them got any farther due to Bo Jackson suddenly starting a mass extinction event that killed nearly everyone on Earth.

Once the two were alerted of the situation, they rushed out of the time chamber and used the Potara Earrings to create the fusion of Man and God, Aoteao. Bo Jackson and the rest of Rutaba's soldiers were killed after they fused, and Aoteao used the Earth Dragon Balls to wish everyone who had died from evil means back to life and to redirect them to the one planet Aoteao knew they could inhabit: Namek.

### G.o.D Era

Aoime was absent for the majority of the God of Destruction Era. His only contribution was handing the Dragon Balls to Hazel so the defenders of Namek could find a way to defeat Yajima.

### Ultima Core

During a brief meet up with his father and his two sisters, Aoime and the rest of the Theato family used all of their energy to create the Ultima Core: A core that contains every known and unknown energy in the universe as a singularity. The Ultima Core was injected into Aoime after its creation and an even briefer moment in which he had to uplift his sister, Layla, after she felt that she was much weaker than her twin. Upon being given the Ultima Core, Aoime was given powers beyond any mortal, thus making him the strongest mortal if his feats were compared instead of power level.

### Seraphim's Death

After several years, Aoime's husband, Seraphim, finally reached his worldly limit. Due to his ancestors genes, he was fated to die much earlier than Seraph's were supposed to, meaning that Seraphim would have to leave Aoime behind only a couple of years after their weddings. Though Aoime was incredibly distraught, a rare sight due to the fact the Android had reached enlightenment, he later came to terms with Seraphim's death and occupied himself with a new goal. During his final meet up with his husband, Seraphim gave Aoime an enhanced version of his sword Respite, and an ego weapon named Myrthix, which replaced Aoime's left arm. Consequently, with the death of Seraphim, Aoime became what is presumed to be the final monarch of the Seraph side of Inanis, Caelum. After his husband's death, Aoime became obsessed with becoming the strongest in the multiverse and detaching himself from anyone whom he believes he can outlive, his reasoning being that "fate" had given him so many things that gave him an avenue to become the strongest being in existence.

## Abilities

Aoime has had a plethora of abilities that have been upgraded upon since his creation in the server. For the sake of the writer, and to keep things short, Aoime's listed abilities will only be his CURRENT ones.

**Ultima Energy/Core:** With the help of Theato and his two twin sisters, Aoime created and inserted the Ultima Core into his body, replacing all other Android cores. The Ultima Core is the singularity that contains all known and unknown energy and can either mix it together to create Ultima Energy, or filter it so specific energies are released instead. Ultima Energy is naturally more powerful than the individual energies inside it, and allow Aoime to pull off abilities that can break the laws of physics, manipulate space-time, and more. However, the extent of its power depends solely on Aoime's experience in wielding it.

* With Ultima Energy, Aoime can currently manipulate gravity and create a vacuum around him to suck up air and pull opponents in.

**Infinite Energy:** Regardless of the several upgrades that have been added to his body, Aoime has always had an infinite supply of energy. Thanks to the central cooling system in the Ultima Core, he is less prone to overheats and therefore can battle even longer than a normal Infinite Energy Android would.

**Prodigy:** Aoime is frequently described as a prodigy in all things he puts his mind to. He is able to understand complex things incredibly fast, has been the first to ever convert a normal Tuffle into a Neo-Machine Mutant without Tuffle technology, and many more amazing feats at a very young age. As he has gotten older, his mind has only grown sharper. Because of this, he is extremely talented in martial arts and was quickly able to understand the converging energies of the universe, leading to him getting the Ultima Core.

## Techniques

Aoime does not have a wide pool of techniques due to several long breaks from combat, however the techniques he does have are extremely powerful and further proves that he is one of the strongest in the universe.

**BPM:** One of the first techniques he ever learned, taught to him by Seraphim. Aoime is able to speed up his heart rate, which in turn increases his blood flow and causes his speed to grow three times that of his current power level.

**Magical Displacement:** A form of teleportation that he taught himself. By using either Ultima Energy or plain Magic, Aoime can vanish and reappear next to anyone who's energy signature he has recognized, unless they are in a place where he is forbidden to enter. Aoime has a more advanced version of this where he uses his energy to create cherry blossom effects when he disappears and reappears.

**Ultima Slash:** His first Ultima Energy-based technique. Aoime can imbue the Aoi Tenshi and Respite with his Ultima Energy. Slashing the air with the weapon will materialize a physical crescent moon that zooms towards the opponent at light speed. Once the crescent slices through the target, the leftover particles of Ultima Energy evolve into high-powered explosions.

**Ultima Barrier?:** Aoime can use his Ultima Energy to create a barrier that can not be penetrated by those who either do not have an understanding of every energy in the universe or those who do not have Ultima Energy.

**Ultima Vacuum:** Aoime uses his Ultima Energy to make the gravity all around him significantly heavier, before vacuuming up the air in order to both suffocate the enemy and pull them closer to himself.

## Weapons/Items

The most advanced thing in Aoime's kit is his item inventory. Due mostly to Seraphim giving him lots of weaponry based gifts, he has a plethora of weapons to choose from if he ever needs to change up his moveset or make himself even stronger.

**Mythrix:** Seraphim's secondary ego weapon that was given to him as a parting gift before his death. Unlike Respite, Mythrix still retains the same power that it had when Seraphim still had it. Mythrix has three element appliers — Fire, which burns a magical flame, Lightning, which is... lightning, and Ice, which freezes with magical ice. This Ego Weapon holds an immense amount of fitting Ego and Pride, finding great joy in its nature as a god-made construct, however, due to just recently being adopted by Aoime, it does not talk to him at all, despite being genetically and magically connected to him. When Mythrix did speak, however, it was extremely arrogant and served to annoy Seraphim. Despite it's unfavorable personality, Mythrix is extremely powerful, and is subject to becoming even more so with its new owner.

**Respite:** The second of the two weapons Seraphim let Aoime inherit, though unlike Mythrix, the Respite that Seraphim gave him is much different in that it is tailored to Aoime's Ultima Energy specifically. Seraph's Respite, formerly known as 'Seraph's Edge', was the primary blade of the Virtue King. Formerly a gift from his father which served to turn the Prince's mana into a powerful energy blade which had a sort of 'whip mode', the Seraph's Respite would mutate alongside its host, taking on his negativity and malice, thus earning its title. With this change, the Seraph's Respite morphed to have four core modes in the "**Forge Primis**" ability, making it turn into the weapons Abbadon, Astaroth, Apollyon and Azazel. Each of these have a core element to them (*Earth, Wind, Fire and Lightning*), Respite's name is currently temporary.

**Aoi Tenshi:** One of two blades that Seraphim gave Aoime three years before his passing. Aoi Tenshi serves the same purpose as Respite, however it's filtration of Aoime's Ultima Energy is weaker due to Respite's more recent creation time. Aoi Tenshi is a developing Ego Weapon, meaning, while it can talk to Aoime in its head and has a will of its own, it is unfinished, and will probably remain unfinished for the forseeable future due to the introduction of Mythrix and Respite in Aoime's inventory. Aoime also has a double edged sword from Seraphim as well, but it is currently never used, and will probably share the same fate as Aoi Tenshi. However, unlike the double edged sword, Aoi Tenshi serves as proof that, at least for Aoime, it is possible to manually create an Ego Weapon without needing Charma or Seinaru to give do it. It also implies that Aoime may be able to bring other items to life the same way Aoi Tenshi was planned to do with his Ultima Energy.

**PAPOS:** Aoime's eyes. They serve as a way for him to sense ki, as well as magic, and to recall everything that he has ever known about whatever he is scanning. It doesn't serve much of a purpose, but Aoime is currently upgrading it to become much stronger than before

## Trivia

* Aoime's name means "Blue Eyed Robot(?)". Subsequently, Aoi Tenshi is named "Blue Angel."