Sirius/Synopsis

## **History**

As a child he pushed himself to become stronger, and more heroic, than anyone else. A symbol of hope to lead everyone. Especially to his sister Nahid, who existed in a state of complete isolation and social withdraw, and he went out of his way to help her, and guide her towards becoming a more complete person. Spending many years trying to act as her guiding light, even falling in love with her, though he feels deep shame at this fact, a shame that still haunts him in the present.
 No matter how hard he tried he could never get her to open up, filling him with feelings of worthlessness.

He spent much of his childhood training, and nobody could beat him. Until he was defeated by one boy, a complete nobody.

He was impressed by this strength, and implored the boy to state his name, to learn that he was Varhran, and the two

    became close friends. And he began to see placing his hopes and beliefs in the unattainable dream of Varham, seeing salvation in that dream, as he would be able to hide his own self-deprecation and shame.
 Though it was also in the battle that he would have his love taken from him, which would twist the way in which his Hadou Law would manifest, leaving him unable to emanate his Law of Moksha, as it was made into the Flames of Worthlessness.

It was originally Varhram and Nahid who were meant to take the Throne of Wahman Yasht, though upon seeing how happy they were together, and how the weight of kingship would strain on them, he took the Crown himself.
 It is here that he would take on his Commandment, Akhvarta Jamshid.

### **Interlude: Divine Sword**

He heard of Varhram commiting adultery with the Priestess Quinn, and he swore to slay her in a fit of rage, yet, he wound up sparing her and falling for her, reigniting his own love, despite how it was taken from him as a child. Eventually marrying the woman.
It was the event of Vahram's adultery that began to lead Sirius down the path of shamelessness.

Upon visiting a planet ravaged by Apaosha he saw the horrific sight of countless pregnant women wriggling like larvae and giving birth to the Demon King's familiars.

### **Interlude: Collapse**

He and Nahid were among the few survivors of the Battle of the Genocide Star Cluster. And thus witnessed the horrors of the Day of Collapse. He could only escape through summoning the Astral Body of Vohu Manah for various Ashavan to climb on, and only those on its back were able to survive without undergoing Tentsui.

Though his once righteous personality was tainted by what he saw. He was made more cold and callous, forming a corrupted and ruthless personality.

Around thirteen years before the events of Avesta of Black and White, he dominated Vohu Manah, and took the spirit into himself. Eternally leaving his virtue sullied, losing his glory and his right to rule. This is not to say he did not try beforehand, as he admitted himself, it simply was that he succeeded in his attempts thirteen years ago.

Using Vohu Manah's clairvoyance he would feel a dark presence that he assumed to be a Demon King, and the Antithesis of Vohu Manah, therefore he named it Aka Manah.
 He would be left confused and questioning what Aka Manah was, and where it was, at times questioning if he, himself, might have been Aka Manah.

Some time before the events of Kokubyaku no Avesta he made a pact with Kaikhosru, giving him Alma while Kaikshoru granted him Roxanne. Like a form of insurance that neither breaks their side of the deal, and he elected her as one of the Twelve Princes of Wahman Yasht.

Though he kept this alliance a secret from all, for it was heretical for a Ashavan and Dregvant to team together. Especially the Holy King creating an alliance with a Demon King.

## **Avesta of Black and White**

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

He stood at the head of the ceremony electing Samrukh as a Yazata, and granted her black metal prosthetics in order to replace her lost limbs.

He had a dream of his meeting with Varhram, and he woke up crying. Lamenting the loss of his dearest friend.

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

He played a part in Verethranga, playing as himself during his first fight with Varhram, with Magsarion playing the part of the young hero.

Though neither took this fight as acting, both actively trying to kill, or at least mortally wound, the other.

He informs Magsarion of his desire to supplant the God of the First Heaven, and create his own Heaven of Shamelessness and Remorselessness.

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

He looked into the Sky and observed the Locusts, with Roxanne by his side.

### **Chapter 7: Permeating Void**

He fought against the Quasi-Demon King Taurvid, who had invaded Wahman Yasht alongside Zaurid. He fought against him as Ferdows tried to push in and help, though he adamantly refused the young Yazata's offer, knowing he didn't stand a chance against either of the Locusts.

In the end he opted to summon Vohu Manah in order to force the Quasi-Demin Kings to flee, and therefore saving more innocent lives from being taken in the slaughter.

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

He summoned Vohu Manah's body as a place for him and Quinn to talk and fight, and it was here where he revealed to her what happened to Vohu Manah, and what revelations he uncovered by devouring the Star Spirit. But when Ferdows and Ashozushta intervened, he attempted to kill them but was blocked by Quinn, who took the brunt of his attack.

### **Chapter 14: Wings of Darkness**

He watched as the Sanctuary of the Divine Sword appeared in the sky, and he was filled with fear and revulsion, so much so as to forget his own Hadou, for he knew whatever lied within could not be let out under any circumstances. Thus he materialized the white wings of Vohu Manah and tried to push it away.

However, Roxanne came to him and took the burden on herself, allowing Sirius to go to see Nahid.

As he walked into her room his mind wandered to his shame. About how he wanted to see his sister as a women, and thus was a filthy man who had never truly felt love, and only sought after the dream of Varham in order to mask his own self-deprecation; his belief that he should have Collapsed and been slain at Vahram's hand.
 But he heard a voice in his head telling him his words were nothing but lies and falsehoods, but that she loved that fiction.

Suddenly, hundreds of millions of star spirits manifested, even Vohu Manah was stripped from his soul, and were condensed together into a twisted mass of eyes, noses, and mouths all twisted in agony, crushed together and created by a transcendental dominion force. It was the birth of Aka Manah, which was wielded by a woman, Nahid.

He fought against both Nahid and Magsarion alike, despite his best wishes.

He was able to discover his true Craving and regain his more true Hadou, Paradise Lost, a Law of Moksha that began to emanate throughout the world and free all beings from their bindings. Rebelling against the Law of God. If allowed to fully materialize he would have been able to break the system of the Divine Throne and return the World to a godless age.

Yet, he was ultimately unable to fully actualize his Emanation, for he was stabbed through the back by Magsarion, perishing from his fatal wounds.

1. ↑ *Chapter 13: I Love Only You- Part 2*