Nog-Deutronom

Nog-Deutronom at the Gate.

> It becomes one with all and embodies the void itself. But allied to the ultimate galactic life of the whole ULTRAVOIDS whole unbounded blast, the final blast. Which has no confines and which outreaches souls alike. It was perhaps that The Great Ones had been spoken of as NOG-DEUTRONOM. And which is now a deity under vast names; that which the servants of Amid had instantly known as the ULTIMATE-ONE.
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Nog-Deutronom is a pivotal figure within the cosmology of Noglism, recognized as the son of Amid, a prominent deity in the Noglism religion. Within the intricate tapestry of the Ultravoid, Nog-Deutronom holds significant reverence, commanding a vast cult of adherents who have traversed into a realm of shadow and obscurity, earning the ominous monikers of "Shadow People" or "Ghosts."

Nog-Deutronom's genesis is traced back to the epoch of the Creation of Everything, a pivotal juncture where Amid, the progenitor deity, meticulously sculpted the planets and solar systems within the Ultravoid. During this cosmic genesis, Nog-Deutronom was birthed through an enigmatic Seed, heralded by the Great Ones as the "Ultimate One," signifying his profound importance in the divine hierarchy.

The narrative surrounding Nog-Deutronom takes a foreboding turn as his influence permeates the Ultravoid. Renowned for turning the once bright and expansive expanse of the Ultravoid into a realm cloaked in unrelenting darkness, his actions reshaped the very essence of this cosmic domain. It's widely believed that this transformation was catalyzed by a monumental event, plunging the Ultravoid into perpetual shadow. Gonranog had lived in the Three Moons after destroying the Second Realm. Gonranog had faced Nog after this.

For an entire chapter, they had fought. throwing planets at each other and slamming each other into galaxies. **Nog** had fled the battle, and Gonranog had gone the other way. However, Nog-Deutronom's actions were not without consequence. His alteration of the Ultravoids nature prompted the intervention of the deity Sayon, tasked with rectifying the celestial imbalance. In an effort to restore cosmic harmony, Sayon confronted Nog-Deutronom, leading to a cataclysmic clash that culminated in the entrapment of Sayon within an impenetrable force field at the core of the Ultravoid.

The repercussions of Nog-Deutronom's actions endure to this day, casting the cosmos into an eternal shroud of darkness and defining the very fabric of space. The cult of followers dedicated to Nog-Deutronom persist as enigmatic entities, perpetually lurking within the shadows, their allegiance and sacrificial rites perpetuating the dark legacy of their enigmatic deity.

Noglism, with Nog-Deutronom at its heart, remains a cornerstone of mythological study, offering insight into the tumultuous interplay of cosmic forces and the enduring consequences of divine actions within the vast expanse of the Ultravoid.

## Appearance

Nog Deutronom has been seen as a faceless shadow figure without a waist by the religion of Noglism. The cultists, however, see him as a shadow figure with red eyes and an entire body. But the Great Ones describe Nog as a black shadow creature who holds a tiny galactic box and has a nose and eyelids but no pupils.

Nog-Deutronom has constantly been seen as a human-sized creature who can appear in dreams or nightmares. The Cultists of Nog, however, see Nog as a creature who "looks just like them."

## Powers and Abilities

Omnipotence: Nog is capable of doing anything, just like the other Higher-Primordials. He is confirmed to be doing anything across his many abilities in the Mythos. The most being seen in Chapter 13.

Omnipresence: Nog, like the other higher-primordials, is everywhere at once. making him the closest to Amid ever.

Omniscience: Nog knows everything in the Ultravoid, similar to Amid.

Teleportation: Nog is confirmed to be seen in multiple places in the Mythos. Even though he is Omnipresent, he can still be in different areas, like in Chapter 45, when he teleports from the Second Realm to the Three Moons without any sort of movement.

Invisibility: Nog is invisible to any "naked eye," unlike his ancestors and descendants, who can be seen even when blind and heard even when deaf.

Darkness Manipulation: Nog in Koblam is seen with a huge shadowy aura around him, which could debunk his invisibility as a shadow person.

Regenrative Healing Factor/Invulnerability: Nog cannot be physically hurt because of his fight with Gonranog; he is seen unfazed without any fear or damage.

Light Manipulation: Nog can create flashes of light in Koblam religion when he supposedly makes the core of the Ultravoid. This is not confirmed, however.

Telekinesis: Nog is capable of moving planets by either speaking or using his hand.

Pyrokinesis/Fire Manipulation: Nog can control fire, as he is the reason why the Ultravoid from a distance is orange.

Dream Manipulation and Sleep Manipulation: Nog can turn people into his own soldiers even in their sleep or dreams. It is his strategy to make his own cultists.

Mind Manipulation, Reality Warping, and Reality Manipulation: He can make his cultists see other things when trying to picture other gods and completely erase their minds.

Madness Manipulation and Sound Manipulation: Nog's voice alone killed a god who destroyed an entire universe with his hand. He made Essen shrivel in fear when speaking when Essen is a monster who is the leader of monsters that could kill Beyonders.

Biological Manipulation and Cloth Manipulation: All of the Cultists have the same body shape and wear the same outfit. Some say that it's his voice that makes them do it, or that it's just his sheer power alone.

## Biography

**Nog-Deutronom** emerged onto the cosmic stage in an epoch marked by celestial convergence. Born to the deity Amid during the alignment of the Three Moons in Chapter 13, Nog's arrival was swiftly hailed by the Great Ones as "The Ultimate One," signifying his immense significance within the cosmic hierarchy.

In a momentous turn of events within the Ultravoid, Nog-Deutronom wielded profound power in Chapter 16, plunging the celestial realm into perpetual darkness. His actions transcended temporal boundaries, altering timelines and fundamentally reshaping the fabric of existence.

Nog's encounters were marked by cataclysmic events. In Chapter 45, he beheld the devastating destruction of the Second Realm by Gonranog, an event that froze Essen and led to the demise of several Great Ones. Chapter 46 bore witness to a fiery clash between Nog and Gonranog, shaking the Ultravoid and transforming its structure from a polygon to a circular configuration.

The genesis of Nog's devoted following occurred in Chapter 50, swiftly burgeoning to encompass 20% of the Ultravoid population. In Chapter 52, his confrontation with Trid-Nomut resulted in her imprisonment within the Infinite Darkness, showcasing Nog's strategic prowess and dominion over cosmic entities.

Nog's survival following the collision of the Three Moons was revealed in Chapter 60, a testament to his resilience amidst cosmic upheaval. Chapter 63 depicted a significant interaction between Nog and Dimafoeya, culminating in a dramatic turn as Dimafoeya utilized the Primordial Crucible to fatally wound Nog.

A resurgence occurred in Chapter 76 as Nog emerged as a shadowy figure, hinting at his enigmatic return and transformation. The final chapter marked Nog's ascendancy to his rightful throne, where he was declared the guardian of The Infinite Shadows, solidifying his ultimate stature within the cosmic hierarchy.

## Gallery

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