Anathos

* Danael
* Anathos

## Appearances

### Appears in

Book 8 (mentionned), 9, 10, 11, 12, 15 (flashback), 16 (flashback), 17 (flashback)

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### Personality

As you'd expect from an evil god, Anathos is a pure villain. He surpasses in malevolence all the other villains in the series (all of whom are horrifying in their own way), and unlike many others, he has no will to redeem or even comic springs. In cold contrast to his noble and selfless host, Anathos is cruel, ruthless, violent, sadistic, selfish, and hateful. He likes to fight and appreciates the aggressiveness of the Legendaries to want to recover their friend Danaël. He also revels in the suffering of his victims, as evidenced by the vicious smiles and taunts he exhibits when torturing others, instead of the stern indifference he is able to show in many situations.

Anathos only cares about his interest, he despises the other gods and their creations, to the point that he decided to destroy Alysia first of the name, for the simple purpose of testing the extent of the powers of the divine stones. For him, feelings are just tools he can use, including those of his followers, going so far as to tell Dark-Jadina that he loves her before killing her coldly, because she is in too bad to use. He cannot bear to be humiliated (especially in combat) and if that happens, he goes into a boiling fury, even if it does not impair his ability to judge.

Anathos is extremely confident in his abilities. He knows that no one can surpass him in combat and that if he found his match, only another god could kill him. Still, he relishes a good challenge, seeing as he accepted the fight against the Legendaries when they offered him the greatest battle Alysia had ever seen. He is also very intelligent, and can draw conclusions from very few clues.

### Physical appearance

The original form of Anathos is not known, except its silhouette. This still shows that Anathos had two pairs of horns, the outermost dividing into two at its end. He had a luminous circle on his forehead as well as two pointed canines. Based on Dawn and Dusk whose skin patterns and colors remain the same in their original form and reincarnated, it can be hypothesized that in his original form, Anathos also had red skin. and white, potentially resembling the appearance he has in Gryf's dream. Anathos' soul is a dark, shadowy mass, with glowing eyes, shaped like the head he has in his physical body.

### Abilities

Like the other gods, Anathos has extraordinary powers, in particular destructive powers: he can produce super-powerful rays of fire ("devil's breath"), create weapons as he sees fit, concentrate his strength in spheres of energy capable of annihilating a world. He can also fly.

He can also create life from corpses or remains: he created the Infernals using the blood of the Legendaries and his Vulturs from the corpses of his first victims. He has also created a living fortress, the Castlewar, a veritable moving mountain with an unparalleled power of destruction. He is also capable of creating infectious bacilli as evidenced by the plague of Anathos, created to decimate villages that were not worth moving for them. His physical abilities themselves are also extraordinary: he is extremely fast, very agile, with unparalleled physical strength.

### era of the gods

The nine creator gods. Among them, Anathos, Misery, Dawn and Twilight.

Along with eight other gods, Anathos participates in the creation of Alysia, using the six godstones. While his peers live in peace with the inhabitants of the planet, Anathos wishes to gain ascendancy over the gods and become a supreme being, ruling over the entire universe, in other words, a "mastergod" (literally, master-god) .

Anathos seizes the six godstones, and is on the verge of obtaining the power he desires by fusing them to form a weapon of unlimited power. With it, he destroys Alysia, before the eyes of the other gods, totally powerless.

However, the stones are too unstable and their master cannot contain their tremendous destructive energy for very long: half the galaxy is destroyed along with Anathos' physical body. On the other hand, his soul survives the terrible cataclysm. The gods, to prevent such a thing from happening again, create three magical creatures with distinct missions: the Krea-Kaos, to handle the stones without risk and to mold a new Alysia, the Guardian, to watch over the stones while waiting for the return of the gods and the Carrier, a real living prison that retains the essence of Anathos in his body.

Anathos' son, Eternity, is locked away on Alysia by the god Misery, possibly for aiding his father in his larceny. The Conduit is locked in an isolated temple in the region of Alysia known as the Torn Plains. Anathos, over the years, tries to take possession of his host, like a growing cancer.

### 3rd millennium before the Jovénia Accident

In the kingdom of Larbos, a writer, Rokamadoor, writes the Alystory, a book relating all the past, present and future events of Alysia. He predicts that the end of the world will come with the return of Anathos.

### 12 years before the Jovénia Accident

After centuries, Anathos managed to take possession of the Conduit. However, he is not yet able to control his body. One day, a woman visits Anathos, accompanied by a powerful bodyguard. Initially, Anathos tries to intimidate him, but this does not impress the visitors. The woman reveals her face explaining to him that he could soon be reincarnated on Alysia. To do this, he will have to infiltrate the Temple of Karys, a sacred place for the Elemental Elves coming to spend their Karysal: it is here that they meet an elemental spirit and receive its mark.

### 4 years before the Jovénia Accident

Thus, when the young Elf Shimy comes to the temple, she prepares to accept the mark of a spirit, but the spirit of Anathos arises: the elemental spirits all flee, and Anathos then offers Shimy omnipotence if she accept his mark. She accepts, thus giving Anathos the future possibility of reincarnating, when he has regained his strength. Shimy will eventually be able to control the four elements, something almost unique among elemental Elves: it is likely that the mark of Anathos helped Shimy for this.

### Before Book 9

Anathos manages to take full control of the Conduit. The Guardian, sensing the return of Anathos close, decides to recruit warriors capable of countering him: Elysio and Darkhell, who aim to kill the person possessing the mark of Anathos. But this one has thrown a veil over Alysia, preventing the Guardian from locating her and knowing who she is. Thus, Elysio and Darkhell repeatedly fight against Anathos.

### The legendaries,

warned by Ténébris, the daughter of Darkhell, of the threat of Anathos, they set out to find the Alystory to find out who will become the reincarnation of Anathos. They find out it's Shimy.

### Book 10

Anathos arises when the Legendaries are out at sea to seize Shimy's body. But Danaël, leader of the Legendaries, offers the god to wait 24 hours, the time for the Legendaries to prepare and find a place to fight: he offers him the greatest fight against the greatest heroes of Alysia. The god accepts and leaves without possessing Shimy, even if the latter has suffered the effects of this attempted possession: her hair has turned white.

A day later, while the Legendaries are on the island of Erghyr, Anathos appears and the fight begins: he faces the Legendaries Danaël and Gryfenfer, while Razzia, Shimy, Jadina and Ténébris leave the combat zone. Anathos dominates the fight, even if he finally has his arm cut off and then beheaded by Danaël (having still had the opportunity to seriously injure them). Anathos is forced to go to plan B: take control of Danaël, via the elven key that Shimy had given to him and which bears the mark of the evil god. It is at this moment that the other Legendaries arrive, and Jadina helplessly witnesses the transformation of her knight: as they have a last contact, Anathos finishes taking possession of his host and instantly creates a sword with which to it pierces Jadina. The other Legendaries retaliate, except Ténébris. Shimy gets his eyes cut out, Razzia loses his right arm, and Gryf gets his chest lacerated by the Demon Sword (which leaves a shard of metal near the Jaguarian's heart in the process).

As Anathos offers Ténébris to join him in leading his future armies, Elysio and Darkhell appear and allow the Legendaries to evacuate by creating a portal. The two wizards then merge and a fight ensues. However, the opponents are equally powerful, even if Anathos wins the fight by cheating. After murdering the mage and sorcerer, Anathos kills the Guardian, destroying Klashinga, the divine creature's castle, orbiting Alysia, using a super-powered fire ray. Then, from the blood of the Legendaries, he created the Infernals, evil doubles of the heroes: Dark-Jadina, Dark-Gryf, Dark-Razzia and Dark-Shimy. He also created a living fortress from a forest mountain, the Castlewar. He begins his conquest of the world. Danael's golden sword is stored in the throne room of Castlewar.

### Between Book 10 and 11

Anathos destroyed city by city Alysia, with his Castlewar, for nearly two years, during which time he razed many capitals. For villages that do not satisfy his attention, he has created a magical plague that is decimating many villages around the world. With the corpses of his first victims, he created an army of flying humanoid monsters, the Vulturs. This period lasts nearly two years, for two years, the inhabitants of Alysia resist as best they can. Many battles take place.

In order to discover the location of the Legendaries, Anathos manages to capture Ténébris thanks to the Infernals, torturing the Legendaire.

### Book 11

Ténébris having revealed to the evil god the location of the Legendaries, the Castlewar heads towards the canyon of Gold-Orac. Anathos is well aware that there he will find opponents who will set a trap for him. He is confident, convinced that his army of Vulturs will be enough to overcome them. As he discusses this with Dark-Jadina, a grown woman interrupts them: she tells the evil god that he must face the Legendaries in person to destroy the last glimmer of hope that the Alysians carry within them. When the Legendaries arrive aboard the Castlewar, Anathos is on his balcony waiting for them: then he knocks them off their stone walkway, then orders his Infernals to go deal with them. Dark-Jadina leads Jadina before Anathos. This one attacks, but with a simple movement of the finger he breaks all the bones of his arm. He doesn't want to kill Jadina immediately, only to play with her. Then, he shows her the Legendaries being torn down by the Infernals one by one.

Darth-Jadina fires a blast of energy at Jadina, who stops it with her hand, and with a wave of her arm mends her bones. Anathos then asks if he's dealing with Jadina, to which the Legendary responds by transforming, gaining tremendous destructive energy and equipped with jade weapons.

Dark-Jadina fires a blast of energy at Jadina, who stops it with her hand, and with a wave of her arm mends her bones. Anathos then asks if he's dealing with Jadina, to which the Legendary responds by transforming, gaining tremendous destructive energy and equipped with jade weapons.

### Book 12

Dark-Jadina attempts to kill Jadina, but is heavily injured by the latter's weapons. The Infernal approaches its master, and asks forgiveness for being defeated so quickly. He tells her that she is forgiven… Before coldly killing her in an attack also targeting Jadina, attack severely injuring the Legendary. He is about to kill her when Dark-Shimy arrives, announcing that he has killed Shimy… And attacks Anathos. He understands very quickly that he has no business with his Elven Infernal, and attacks it. But her flames are parried, as the usurper is none other than Shimy. Anathos therefore learns that Dark-Shimy has been defeated. Then, the next moment, Razzia and Gryf join the fight. The evil god is furious to see that the Legendaries have all triumphed over their evil doubles.

Then, as the Castlewar has finally entered the canyon, the coalition, made up of the armies of Alysia (the Silver Hawks and Sabledoray), as well as Elves, Piranhis and Fabulous, attack and block the exits from the place. . Elven portals are opened, flooding the canyon and allowing the Elven fleet to arrive. A huge battle then begins between the coalition and the armies of Anathos.

A fight by Anathos against the Legendaries ensues, where Gryf manages to hit the god in the back, then Shimy attacks him with his own flames, while Razzia protects the Elf by parrying with his arm-demon Amy. Then finally, Jadina comes from behind and presses the god against her, and releases all her magical power at once: this destroys the top of Castlewar's castle, kills Jadina and Anathos. All the Vulturs fall dead.

As the Legendaries approach Jadina's body, Anathos emerges from the rubble and decides to end it once and for all: he creates a huge sphere of energy that he is about to shoot down to destroy the world. While all seems lost, the adult woman appears, seizes Anathos by the arm, and absorbs his powers: he can no longer retain his demonic appearance, thus regaining the appearance of Danaël, and destroying the sphere of energy.

As Jadina (who was not dead either) rushes near Danaël, she is stopped by the woman who tells her that it is not Danaël she is dealing with but Anathos. Jadina understands this well, and therefore finds herself forced to kill Anathos with her only weak point: Danaël's golden sword (Danael's blood, Anathos' blood). Thus ends the Great Battle of Alysia, and ends the greatest dark period she has ever known.