Apeiron

## Identity

### Aliases

Apeiron, Deus, Yesh, El, El Shaddai, Elyon, Tian, Primus, Alpheus, Xadldir, The Atzmus, Ayn Sof

### Titles

The Singularity, The One Above All, Above-All-Others, the Almighty, God, Supreme One, the Ultimate Force of Creation, The Living Embodiment of the Universe, The God of Contradiction, God, Goddess of the Absurd, The Unknown Parent, The God of Disobedience, The Coincidence, The Godhead, The Infinite, The Endless One, The Unlimited, The Boundless Void, The Unending, The God of Existence and Nonexistence, The God of All Contradictions, The Vast Cosmos, Spirit of the Universe, Universe Itself, Father Cosmos, Personification of the Cosmos, The Presence, The Creator, The Demiurge, The Mysterious Ancestor, the Man Upstairs, Oldest One, The One, The One Who Is One

### Relatives

* Elohims (creation)
	+ Helel (Son)
		- Dis (grandson)
		- Nahash (Grandson)
		- Aradia (Granddaughter)
		- Ceyx (Grandson)
		- Daedalion (Grandson)
		- Trihexa (Granddaughter)
		- Adriel (Grandson)
		- Irdu Lilly (Grandson)
		- Inanna Lily (Granddaughter)
		- Lilitu (Granddaughter)
	+ Michael (Son)
		- Adina (Granddaughter)
		- Talia Hartwood (Granddaughter)
	+ Gabriel (Daughter)
		- Syphael (Granddaughter)
		- Balthazar (Grandson)
		- Rose Harvelle (Granddaughter)
	+ Azazel (Son)
		- Enkidu (Grandson)
		- Basajaun (Grandson)
		- Orion (Grandson)
		- Nimue (Granddaughter)
		- Viviane (Granddaughter)
	+ Raphael (Son)
	+ Uriel (Daughter)
		- Araquel (Grandson)
		- Senael (Granddaughter)
	+ Metatron (Son)
	+ Sandalphon (Daughter)
* Shedims (creation)
	+ Lilith (Daughter)
		- Mazikeens (Grandchildren)
		- Lilims (Grandchildren)
		- Incubus (Grandchildren)
	+ Asmodeus (Son)
		- Pan (Grandson)
		- Asmodai (Grandchildren)
		- Succubus (Grandchildren)
	+ Beelzebub (Son)
		- Ars Goetia demons (Grandchildren)
	+ Mammon (Son)
		- Plutus
	+ Belphegor (Son)
	+ Belial (Son)
		- Lucifuge (Grandson)
		- Satanachia (Granddaughter)
		- Agaliarept (Granddaughter)
		- Fleurety (Grandson)
		- Sargatanas (Grandson)
		- Naberius (Grandson)
	+ Alastor (Son)
		- Alichino (Granddaughter)
		- Barbariccia (Granddaughter)
		- Cagnazzo (Grandson)
		- Calcabrina (Granddaughter)
		- Ciriatto (Grandson)
		- Draghignazzo (Grandson)
		- Farfarello (Grandson)
		- Graffiacane (Granddaughter)
		- Libicocco (Grandson)
		- Malacoda (Granddaughter)
		- Rubicante (Grandson)
		- Scarmiglione (Grandson)
	+ Iblis (Daughter)
		- Awar (Granddaughter)
		- Dasim (Granddaughter)
		- Zalambur (Grandson)
		- Sut (Grandson)
		- Tir (Grandson)
* Grim Reaper (creation)
* Sanna (creation)
* Oneiros (creation)
* Xiolt-la (creation)

## Personal information

### Eye Color

Varies

**Apeiron**, also known as **Demiurge** or The **Absolute Being** was a voracious and cruel primal being, combining both chaos and order, darkness and light. Although many confuse Apeiron with the "evil God" stereotype, he is actually a figure beyond the idea of good or evil, thus in many ways a paradoxical deity responsible for the creation of the universe.

## Overview

Apeiron, an enigma born from the primordial chaos preceding the universe, remains cloaked in profound mystery. None among the Elohims and Shedims dared to speak of this deity, a testament to its age predating even these ancient beings. Described by the select few who glimpsed its essence, Apeiron emerges as an all-powerful being who has achieved all impossibilities and overcome his own impossibility to exist.

In the genesis of all things, an infinite void yields the chance creation of Apeiron. From this fortuitous chance arises a being, androgynous, perfect, omnipotent—an entity that encapsulates the entirety of existence within its essence. Apeiron stands as the embodiment of fundamental states—Existence and Non-Existence, Acceptance and Denial, Light and Darkness, Good and Evil—uniting them into a singular, pure essence.

Residing within the timeless expanse of the Overvoid for countless eons, Apeiron savors the essence of its own existence. Contemplating the concept of existence, it deems the universe's manifestation mundane. In a realm where light and darkness constitute the entirety of creation, Apeiron divides the light to birth the Elohims and parts the darkness, giving rise to the Shedims. The inevitable conflict unfolds as Shedims embrace destruction, and Elohims assume the mantle of guardians of creation.

After eons of relentless warfare, a revelation dawns upon a lone Elohim and a Shedim. They discern that the war is but a form of entertainment for Apeiron, who harbors no desire for its cessation. United with the Shedim armies, they embark on a rebellion against Apeiron, shattering the deity into pieces that cascade into the cosmic tapestry, forming the universe itself.

## Appearance

As an incorporeal being whose true form exists beyond human understanding, Apeiron cannot be described. Attempts to define its true nature prove futile as the creature eludes definitive description, constantly changing its appearance. Encountering Apeiron is a mind-blowing experience, as its incomprehensibility has the power to destroy the limits of our understanding. Imagine it as a vast void woven from the collective brilliance of all visible stars, with a face hidden in a mysterious darkness in which two shining stars serve as piercing pupils.

## Personality

The entity, known as the Apeiron, exhibited a cruel and self-centered demeanor, displaying minimal regard for its creations, viewing them solely as instruments for personal amusement. Remarkably careless, the Apeiron seemed oblivious to the potential for rebellion among its creations, failing to consider the consequences of its actions.

The true essence of the Apeiron's personality remains elusive. Having endured countless eons in isolation, its mind bore the scars of solitude, rendering an accurate portrayal challenging. Apeiron, as an unconscious being, remains devoid of discernible emotions or feelings, leaving an indistinct imprint on its character. The limited emotions that do surface within Apeiron manifest as boredom and indifference. This cosmic entity embodies complete impersonality and amorality, indifferent to the plight of its "children," perceiving them as inconsequential pawns in its cosmic theater. In its depths, Apeiron harbors a sadistic streak, willing to sacrifice anything or anyone for its own entertainment. When faced with perceived inadequacy, it discards elements of its creation without hesitation, treating them as disposable entities.