Magsarion/Synopsis

## **Childhood**

He was born of the union between Varhrān and the Priestess Quinn while she was possessed by the Divine Sword. An adulterous and unnatural union that gave birth to a twisted being.

Since birth he was something other than human, existing separately from the dualistic simplicity of Avesta. An Ashavan who is more similar in nature to a Dregvant.

He went to the same Institution as Alma when they were both only five years old, and he was seen as a problem child, for he refused to do anything. Simply standing in place with a disinterested look on his face. The only reason he was not expelled was his relationship to Varhran.
He survived the Day of Collapse twenty years before the events of Black and White Avesta, and was one of very few survivors.

His father, only known to him as his brother, Varhrān, was among the casualties, and shortly after his death he began to constantly cover his face. Taking on his first Commandment, to not be like his brother, and therefore he tried to erase any similarity to him, covering the face which was so like his brother's. And it is with this his metamorphisis into the flames of nothing began as his similarities to Varhram began to get washed away.

In time he began to try towards becoming a Yazata, in order to avenge his brother's death, to deal with the shame that sat upon his shoulders, crushing him. So that he could kill all evil, the plagues upon the World that were the Deava and the Demon Kings.

## **Avesta of Black and White**

### **Chapter 1: The Wicked Warrior**

He fought against an infinitely regenerating Daeva in a Ashavan village, and managed to eliminate it with Alastor. Though he knew that the being was born through the prayers of the people, twisted through their prayers' interpretation by Kamisama, and made into reality as this Daeva.

Thus in order to confirm that it wouldn't return he slew all of the villagers. Every last one died by his blade, and he justified himself saying that it was a necessity. As no matter how small the chance that something of that nature could return, he knew that that chance would exist as long as people remained to feed Kami-Sama with prayers.

### **Chapter 2: Holy King's Dream**

He went into a forest on Wahman Yasht in order to take out his anger and frustration. Swinging his blade endlessly, leveling the area around him to the point where their very existence seemed to have been erased. He would of had to swing his blade hundreds of millions of times to bring about such desolation.

As punishment for his actions he was assigned to go to the Dragon Husk Star Zahnak in a mission to slay the Sixth Demon King Kaikhosru.

### **Chapter 3: Husk Star**

He, alongside Quinn, Samrukh, Ferdows, and Zurvan; traveled to the Dragon Husk Star Zahhak in order to complete the mission assigned to them.  Though he traveled separately from his comrades due to the Binding of his Commandment leaving him unable touch others without killing intent, making close contact dangerous.

### **Chapter 4: Man Murdering Demon Feast**

He entered Arzshenk. Though was unable to enter into the Crystal Palace.

As Zahnak became the target of the Man Murdering Demon's he worked to slay every Demon he could with the assistance of Zurvan. Coming across Elnaz, a maid who was eating the corpse of a young boy on the lake shore. Zurvan released a spray of bullets to distract her, and while she was distracted he charged forth to land a killing blow with his blade.

His greatsword, strong enough to crush boulders, was stopped with a mere spoon. Saying that she was excited to fight against a Yazata for the first time she swung her spoon. Sending Magsarion flying through the air like a ragdoll. Smashing into a wall and getting buried under a pile of rubble.

As he was buried another Sawtooth Maid appeared, Farangis, and soon afterward the pile of rubble exploded and he charged at the two maids like a bullet. Both he and Zurvan drawing upon Vohu Manah's Blessing, activating Kshastra, followed by Fravard and Sewatir in order to use a new technique, Khvaršēd. Engulfing the world with dust and debris as he released the new technique.

When the dust cleared the two Maids were left as nothing more than wriggling piles of meat, commenting on how awesome the technique was, and ashamed their clothes have been torn off, though there was no rational way for them to speak in such a state. Then, in just a few seconds, they recover their skeletons, their muscles begin twineing around them, and their entrails and skin regenerate. Though their clothing remained tattered and gone.

The two maids picked up their spoon and plate, ready to fight, and Magsarion averts his gaze in a seemingly suicidal move. Though when a man in black descended from on high, the Quasi-Demon King Munsarat, Magsarion let out a bestial warcry. An explosion of murderous urges, born from ultra dense rage. More than just a sound, it was like a shockwave that tore at his surroundings.

Munsarat calmly took out and dropped a singular black rose, He put no force into it, nor did he throw it, he simply casually entrusted it to gravity. The black rose pierces Magsarion's belly and slices his body in half, instantaneously. Piercing his deamonic armour, borne of the Workshop of Destruction itself, as if it were paper.

His body floating in the air, but half a man, he begins to mutter "Haoma", thrice repeating the blessing. One would believe that he did so in order to heal himself of his fatal wound, though this assumption would be incorrect, for he followed it with "Sam". It was the new custom technique, Gaokerena.

### **Chaoter 5: The Hero's Festival**

He played the role of Vahran in the play at Verethragna.

When called out by Roxanne Quinn noted that he was exuding a great killing intent both to Roxanne and everybody in the audience. Much the same as he would direct at a Daeva.

His opponent was the Holy King Sirius, recreating the scene where Sirius and Vahran met. Charging forth he gave it his all, and so did Sirius, it wasn't a sham battle. But a true fight to the death, each trying to take the others life. The clashing of their swords shaking the entire arena.

While they were at an equilibrium for a time, Magsarion was far greater in physical prowess than Holy King. Though he fell short in pure skill, allowing the King to make up for his relative lack of power.

It was here where Magsarion first used Kamingr, creating a shockwave of black energy and wind, which would of killed all 10,000 Ashavan at the Festival, if not for Sirius canceling the attack.

In time he revealed his Strange Distortion. Where he began to destroy space itself, with each slash the planet grew smaller. He was destroying creation itself. He was a being who existed separately from the Law of the World, much like Sirius. Both of them free from the binding of the Avesta, though still choose to follow it.

After the fight he fled to a forest, where he was alone, silent, swinging his sword unceasingly. He notices Quinn observing his training, and asks her what her business was with him, still swinging his sword. When she didn't leave and continued to question him he held his sword to her throat, calling her and the rest of his colleagues a bunch of meddlers, whose only talents are getting in the way.

She calls him out on his cowardice, and on his remorsefulness at his brother's death, which led him to the point of insanity. She apologizes for the actions of her father, and he snaps at her, trying to kill her in his blind wrath.

### **Chapter 6: Shameful Sky**

He, along with Quinn and Zurvan, are pulled into a crack forming in the sky. Being dragged to Druj Nasu and the Fifth Demon King Mashyana. The group tried fighting against her, to no avail.

Magsarion wound up thrown into darkness and turned into a child. Not just in body, but in mind as well, his memories regressing back to his childhood.  This was due to him resonating with the Mashyag, the source of Mashyana's power.

He was than taken onto the back of Ashozushta by Insesuto alongside Quinn and Zurvan. Where he simply stood among the children, his head covered by a bag, doing nothing but standing silently. Much like he lived when he was young.

Quinn came up to him and he yelled at her, telling her to back off and not talk, as she discusted him. Though she grabbed him by the arm and dragged him along to the foot of a large tree on a small hill, wholly disregarding his protests.

He asked her where they were, and were his brother was. She answered that they weren't at Wahman Yasht, and they couldn't return at the moment. Though to this he simply snorts, distrusting her explanation. Believing her suspicious.

Upon questioning he opens up to her about his feelings about his brother, how he despised him, and all of the heroes that surrounded him. A hatred of the concept of a "Hero" in of itself, and all those who strive towards that ideal.

At night he got in a fight with Quinn, wrestling over who sleeps in the bed.

### **Chapter 8: Disappearing into the Sky**

#### **Part 2:**

Magsarion is asking Quinn what's she looking at which she declined. Soon he and the group are flying over to fight the Star Body of Mashyana. Magsarion is now asking if everything is alright which Quinn nodded to focus on his own problems.

He is asking Zurvan what he does mean by him being the personification of his ideals which Zurvan explains he can't say it because he can't put it simply in words.

Magsarion and his group saw a giant thing resembling a giant cherry tree and are preparing to fight against it until Incest tells the group to stop. Magsarion informs everybody that a second giant tree is coming.

He found himself cursed by the Mashyag and was changed back to his childhood state, both in mind and in body. Even going to the extent of removing his Commandments for the period of this change.

#### **Part 3:**

Magsarion began to scream and hug his body. Worried Quinn held his thin shoulders and realized that he was hot like fire.

Soon after he began to grunt and murmur to himself before he suddenly snapped back to his senses and shouted at her, swinging his arm at her face. With it suddenly having reverted back to adulthood.

He ranted about how he wanted his brother, his mind returning back to its state right after the attack on Wahman Yasht. He knew that Varhran would come back, as he always returns.

He could never accept the Hero's death.

Quinn calmly told him that he would never return, as he died in battle. She told him that no matter how much he desires for it to happen, a reality that has already come to pass cannot be overwritten.

He screamed at her, telling her to shut up as we swung at her once again, dismissing the notion of Varhran dying as stupid. He was the Great Hero, he couldn't die, it was an impossibility.

His brother will return, and if he doesn't, he will look for him. Even if he has to search the ends of the Earth.

Suddenly he was punched, and before he could react he was pulled into Quinn's embrace, and she calmed him with soothing words, assuring him that he wasn't the only person to lose someone who was important to them.

The dead cannot be brought back, and only live on in memory, and if he wanted to meet Everyone's Hero, it was up to him to gather everyone's feelings. To earnestly confront them, embrace them in his heart, and then change the fragments that Varhram left behind into hope.

### **Chapter 9: Awakened Chaos**

#### **Part 1:**

He slew Incest as he saw her began to undergo Tentsui and shift into a Dregvant, and in order to prevent the birth of the powerful being that she would become, he slew her, therefore truly bringing an end to the Archdeamon Mashyana. And after it was over, he and Quinn were teleported back to Wahman Yasht by Ashozushta.

### **Chapter 11: Something Unforgettable**

He engaged in combat with the Demon King Bahlavan. Each awakening to greater and greater heights, the strongwr the opponent became, the greater the awakening they would experience. Their clashes becoming feasts of incomparable violence, their movements never dulling in the slightest.

Melek Tawus had already far exceeded its limit, and it desires to crumble and turn to ash. Yet with every strike against it, an impossible about of hatred poured into it, forcing it to endure. The armour itself going mad as it was pushed far beyond its limits, made prey to the violent tsunami that was Bahlavan.

"Die!", Magsarion shouted, slashing at the Demon King's chest, cutting through the armour of his Power of Ego, wounding him deeper than he had ever been. Though the King faltered not and struck back with greater force.

### **Chapter 12: To Become Immutable**

#### **Part 1:**

He finished off Bahlavan, managing to overcome the propagation of his swarm and land a killing blow upon the Locust King. Obliterating him entirely.

#### **Part 2:**

He went to slay Khvarenah, taking on the storm of endless attacks, yet survived all of them. Even having his body condensed into nothingness, yet continued to push forward. And even when Khvarenah began to let out his False Emanation he managed to resist it, much to the Demon King's dismay.

Khvarenah asked him if his prayer could become a part of him, to which he accepted, cutting him to pieces and consuming his essence, taking it into and making it part of himself.

#### **Part 3:**

He fought against Frederica, but no matter how hard he tried he couldn't make it past her regenerative factor, but he ultimately rose victorious when Frederica choose to dodge one of his attacks, breaking her Commandment and causing her to Tentsui, becoming a weak Ashavan.

With her Boon relinquished, and he powers drained, he was able to easily slay her.

Having defeated their ruler, he became the new lord of the Man Murdering Demons, and commanded the entire group, all eighty-eight of them, to commit suicide. Ridding the world of the blight of Munsarat and the Man Murdering Demons.

### **Chapter 13: I Love Only You**

He came into conflict with Kaikhosru, and in their fight the gluttonous dragon began to emanate, but before he could he was distracted by Alma, and slain by Magsarion, who absorbed his Hadou.

### **Chapter 14: Wings of Malice**

#### **Part 3:**

He was brought into conflict with Nahid and Sirius, fighting in a free-for-all against the two beings. Beginning with him being bound by thaumaturgical chains conjured by a gestalt Authority within Aka Manah, so that Nahid could speak with him without him trying to slay her.

But would ultimately be distracted when he saw the hole torn in the world by Nahid, and he would gaze into the dark abyss, and feel himself begin to be overwritten by whatever was emanating out of it.

Ferdows would move him out of the way, and be swallowed up himself, mutated into an incomprehensible and inhuman form.

Magsarion went on to slay Sirius, stabbing him through the back, and, at her request to join his brother, slew Nahid as well, decapitating her. Leaving both of them dead and taking them into himself.

He would come to the mutated form of Ferdows', and, at his request, put him out of his misery, leaving him and Quinn as the only remaining Yazata. And therefore the world began to shift and crumble as applause filled the air, and they were invited into the Singularity Angra Mainyu.

### **Chapter 15: Transmigration of Good and Evil**

#### **Part 2**

He, along with Quinn, conversed with Nadare concerning her nature and purpose. While he remained on guard and ready to kill.

The chapter ended with Nadare picking up her blade and challenging Magsarion to battle.

#### **Part 3**

The two beings had a great bout, and he would struggle against her due to her unique Commandment, that which reversed causality and made logic run mad. He however managed to strike at her through stabbing himself.

Their fight would soon spread to the universe, as the moved around it in a great dance, and in this battle his sword underwent great amounts of stress and damage, and eventually was destroyed completely. Leaving him without a weapon, yet in its final blow it left Nadare fatally wounded and on death's doorstep.

It was as she was dying that he would stare at her emotionlessly, and swear he would take on a fourth commandment, an answer to a question that she had asked earlier, of how he would make Shinga pay for her deeds.

After the Sensory perished, he began laughing in the crumbling ship, and Melek Tawus hit its limits, her helmet shattering and her ego dying, her function no longer necessary. And with her death, he began to look for a weapon, having lost his own in the previous battle, and he found a longsword stuck in the ground, one nearly identical to the one his brother once wielded, but it would not be a breach of his Commandment, for this one had different contents.

After taking it out the flames of nothingness that made up his form began to take shape into what seemed a perfect replica of Varhram, but even so, it couldn't be more different. For while Varhram was an enigma no one could understand, Magsarion could be easily understood by everybody, and therefore was fundamentally different.

And thus he began his universal crusade.

### **Chapter 16: Remorseless Paradise of the Fallen**

Magsarion went around the universe destroying stars and planets of Black and White alike, none of that mattered to him in his omnicide. And, in time, he came to be known as a faceless monster spoken about in tales, one feared by all beings. For, in a single moment, he could eradicate all they loved.

He had transcended space and time alike, and the stars he destroyed blinked out of existence to those that observed the sky, regardless of the distance between them. And it is this in which people were able to observe his existence, as the battlefield of Iblis and Malak grew smaller.

Eventually, he managed to destroy all that was, and thus, was welcomed into the realm of the Throne, Shinga introducing herself to him.

She would signal to Zurvan, who was forgotten by Magsarion after his "death". But he was not surprised, for he had deduced his existence from the pieces he had. Zurvan thanks him for being so observant. He and Shinga devolved into an argument revolving around his own free will, and in order to prove he was independent and autonomous, he pointed his gun at Magsarion, and shot.

Magsarion simply stepped in and took down Zurvan with a single wide slash, fatally wounding him, but not killing him; and while he laid dying Shinga explained to Zurvan his nature, before Zurvan simply vanished, and was replaced by an endless tsunami of faces of countless beings, Munsarrat, Frederica, Bahlavan, Khvarenah, Kaikhosru, Mashyana, Sita, Ferdows, Alma, Samrukh, Kaikosru, Nahid, Sirius, among others. They each spoke their ideals and desires, but it was shallow and unlike the true nature of them. Like a copy made by someone who didn't truely understand the individuals.

Eventually Priestess Quinn appeared, he saw his mother for the first time, and she spoke of how she didn't remember being pregnant with him, and wanted to start over and be part of him again. But he screamed at her to stay silent and swung his sword at her, but his blade was blocked by another sword of equal hardness.

Hundred faces converge to the form of a single man, a great one dressed in silver-white armor and with childish smile – Varhram.

#### **Part Three**

The two men clashed, but no matter how much Magsarion pushed, he was unable to overcome his father, who simply far surpassed him in skill and training. Every slash was parried or counterattacked, and he was unable to make an opening.

Aeons were summoned and used to fight against Magsarion, yet Magsarion cut all of them down. Except for Samrukh, who upon appearing apologized to him, and in anger struck at her summoner. But was easily quelled and put back in his "toy box", he guessed this is what happens when they become too close to the original, so decided to stop letting the Aeons advance and strengthen before it turns into a hassle.

Frederica appears to him, and she quickly realizes contradiction between her Aeon self and original self. The original one wanted Magsarion to win, but if he does the Aeon one will disappear. Even if in distorted shape she doesn’t want to disappear and takes pride in the one she is here. She tried to reveal her relationship to Magsarion, but he closed her mouth, saying she is different from the one who should reveal it, and she vanished.

In the end only Magsarion and Varhram remained, and Varhram sat down and asked if he wanted to continue the fight, and Magsarion said he was fine with killing him.

To that Varhram laughed and spoke of how it was always a victory condition of his to make Magsarion smile. But admitted how he had no idea how to do that. So he now tells Magsarion to listen to his request and smile. And in response, Magsarion laughed. He looked at his father and knew that he was not a heretical monster, but a man who was afraid of loneliness because his connection with the world is extremely weak. Thus he attained an understanding of his opponent, Varhram wanted his usefulness to be recognized.