Elder God Demonbane

### Attack Potency

High O level (Defeated all of the Outer Gods except for Yog-Sothoth and Azathoth. Azathoth itself is the source of EGD's power, and it is capable of destroying all of existence with its attacks.)

### Power and Abilities

Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Reality Manipulation, True Flight, Space-Time Manipulation, Non-Corporeal, Teleportation, Summoning, Size Alteration, Shapeshifting, Regeneration , all the powers of Demonbane and Mars Demonbane ,Size Alteration: Elder God Demonbane can increase its size infinitely.
```
   Athleta Aeternum: Elder God Demonbane can summon an army of infinite Demonbanes from any universe, timeline, and even ones that don't even exist. Used this to defeat Clockwork Phantom (Final Lot
```

### Intelligence

Unknown, possesses at least basic sentience, allowing it to fight even if Kurou Daijuuji and Al Azif cannot pilot it

### Weapons

All the weapons of Demonbane and Mars Demonbane, Shining Trapezohedron, Athleta Aeternum, Lemuria Impact Ain Soph Aur

In the space above Earth,
 the Deus Machina Aeon clashes with another unknown machine but due to
its lack of a "master" it is defeated and crashes on the surface of the
planet. Meanwhile, a starving Kurou Daijūji attempts to acquire food
from a local church run by Sister Leica, a nun that he has known since
he first moved to the city several years prior to the events of the
story. The next day, Kurou is approached by Ruri Hadou, the current head
 of the Hadou Financial Group and her butler,
 Winfield. Ruri offers Kurou a job, citing his familiarity with the
occult through his studies at the Miskatonic University: to procure a grimoire. Unable to refuse the generous pay she is offering, Kurou agrees and begins searching immediately.

The search for an authentic grimoire is fruitless, until Kurou
happens upon a previously unknown bookstore with several powerful books.
 Unfortunately he is turned away by the store's owner, Nya, who
cryptically states that a far more powerful grimoire is meant for him.
This prediction is later proven true when a mysterious girl falls out of
 the sky onto him, subsequently introduced as Al-Azif, the physical
manifestation of the Necronomicon,
 one of the most powerful grimoires in existence. Kurou is then attacked
 by her pursuers, the Black Lodge, under the command of the mad scientist
 Doctor West and forced by circumstances to enter into a contract with
the grimoire. Doctor West retreats, only to return in one of his giant
Destroyer Robots. Kurou escapes with the aid of Metatron, a masked hero
that wages a one-man war against the Black Lodge, and stumbles upon an
underground hangar containing an imitation Deus Machina, Demonbane.
After commandeering the mech amidst the protests of its owner, Ruri, Kurou and Al-Azif (or Al, for short) are able to defeat the Destroyer Robot.

Although initially incensed at the prospect of someone outside the
Hadou family piloting Demonbane, Ruri agrees to employ Kurou as the Deus
 Machina's pilot. Al wants to begin instructing him in the use of
sorcery immediately, but before he has a chance to prepare, Kurou is
attacked by the leader of the Black Lodge, Master Therion. Kurou is
immediately overpowered but his use of Demonbane forces Therion to
reveal his own grimoire: the Pnakotic Manuscripts,
 also known as Etheldreda. Therion spares Kurou's life, claiming that
Kurou is the only individual who can alleviate his boredom, and
vanishes. Kurou then begins training in sorcery while simultaneously
searching for and recapturing pages that Al has lost. These pages
eventually take on a life of their own and threaten the population,
forcing him to subdue them physically before Al can reconstitute
herself. Kurou's interference in the Black Lodge's operations causes
Master Therion to send two of his elite Anticross sorcerers, Titus and
Tiberius, to attack the Hadou headquarters directly. Doctor West also
repeatedly attempts to make up for his failure to capture the
Necronomicon, assisted by a self-aware gynoid of his own creation named Elsa. In one incident, West and Elsa are able to steal the pages relating to the Scimitar of Barzai and use them to create a copy of Demonbane that is subsequently defeated.

The story then moves to the coastal town of Innsmouth where Ruri has
brought Kurou, Al, the Demonbane support team, and Leica on a beach holiday.
 Sensing the presence of evil on an island off the coast, Kurou and Al
begin investigating, accompanied by the rest of the group. On the way
they are attacked by Deep Ones
 and separated but each of the group is able to make their way to the
island individually where they discover the inhabitants of Innsmouth,
all Deep Ones themselves, performing a ritual to revive their god, Dagon.
 Overseeing them is another of the Anticross, Vespasianus, along with
another powerful grimoire, the R'lyeh Text. The ritual fails but Dagon
is revived in an incomplete, bestial state. The monster is only defeated
 when Demonbane channels the raw power of the Great Old One Cthugha, which nearly kills Kurou. Kurou is later able to acquire Al's pages concerning another Great Old One, Ithaqua, and obtains a pair of handguns that serve as conduits for their power from a mysterious individual known to the Black Lodge as the Tyrant.

In the meantime, it is revealed that both the Necronomicon and the
Tyrant are essential to a major Black Lodge undertaking, the C Project,
but Master Therion appears unconcerned by the fact that his underlings
have had no success in capturing either of them. He placates the
Anticross by explaining that he can use the Pnakotic Manuscripts in
place of the Necronomicon and himself in place of the Tyrant but they
remain unconvinced and plot rebellion
 behind his back. Finally, when the stars are right, the Black Lodge
begins a ritual that raises their secret headquarters, the Illusionary
Heart Mother, into the sky. They then reveal their full plan, using the
R'lyeh Text to summon and bind another of the Great Old Ones: Cthulhu.
 Using an army of Destroyer Robots and the wave of insanity that
accompanies the summoning, the Black Lodge lays waste to Arkham City.
The Anticross betray Master Therion at the climax of the battle,
seemingly destroying him along with Etheldreda, while Doctor West
defects, disgusted by the perceived misuse of his technology. While
Demonbane is able to drive off the Destroyer Robots, the Illusionary
Heart Mother is able to teleport away, the Anticross having gained
control over Cthulhu through a series of emergency measures.

The Hadou Group is able to locate the missing fortress at 47°9′S 126°43′W
 and mobilises a multinational taskforce through its connections to
begin an attack. While they engage Cthulhu's forces in the sea,
Demonbane is able to penetrate the fortress' defences and defeat the
remaining Anticross. Master Therion then reveals himself, reborn as a
result of his unique parentage; his father is the Outer God Yog-Sothoth
 and the true purpose of the C Project was to sacrifice Cthulhu as the
catalyst of a ritual to summon it. Yog-Sothoth, the Gate and the Key,
would then act as a portal through which the Outer Gods could then
invade the physical universe. Therion challenges Kurou to follow him
through the gate and, after saying his goodbyes, Kurou accepts.
Demonbane then battles Therion's Deus Machina, Liber Legis, throughout
time and space leading to a clash between the most powerful weapon in
each mech's possession: the Shining Trapezohedron. Liber Legis is
defeated but Al is finally able to access the totality of her sealed
knowledge and discovers the identity of the one who orchestrated all of
the story's events: Nya, also known as the Outer God Nyarlathotep.
 Kurou and Al battle the god and defeat it, preventing the destruction
of reality. Nyarlathotep acknowledges its defeat but points out that it
can always return with another scheme, leaving Demonbane becalmed in
time and space.