Abraxas

* As Human
* As Lich
* As Comet
* As Outer God
* As Destroyer of universes
* As Celestials
* As Black Winter
* As hand
* As Snail

### Personify

End, Anti-Live, Destruction, Abyss, Darkness, Anti-Light, Void, Entropy, Death, Plague

## Relatives

### Siblings

Enigma Force
Phoenix Force
First Fallen
King of Despair
Shadow Mind
Ancient One

### Consorts

Amara Nosferatu

> Fall. You are alone, child. There is only darkness for you, and only death for your people. These Ancients are just the beginning. I will command a great and terrible army, and we will sail to a billion worlds. We will sail until every light has been extinguished. You are strong, child. But I am beyond strength. I am the End. And I have come for you!
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> Everywhere you will die. You. Your Family. Everyone will die. Over and over. Mountains of broken bodies beneath the wheel.
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> I always return. Yes, while a mortal world doubts and questions, I know exactly what I am. I am the ceaseless wheel. The Last Scholar of GOLB. I am your doom.
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> Before there was time. Before there was anything... there was nothing. And before there was nothing... there were monsters. Here's your gold star.
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> Just as every act of creation, there is one of destruction.
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**Green Catalyst Comet of End**, or just **End**, also known as **Abraxas**, **Fimbulwinter**, **The Lich King** and **Black Winter** is an ancient undead god who is bent on eradicating all life in the multiverse until nothing but himself remains.

## Overview

The counterpart to the very act of creation, Abraxas was a malignant cosmic being born from within the core of First Firmament, with his six sibling. Seeing "perfection" in nothingness, he sought to end the Multiverse. However, Eternity made it so that the existence of Gods of Destruction in each reality of the Multiverse prevented Abraxas from roaming free.

Abraxas is a manifestation of the inevitable death of all things and the natural force opposed to life created by the "last breath of the First Cosmos" as the Catalyst Comet along with his six siblings.

It is believed that after the War in Heaven, which changed the very nature of existence, the essence of Abraxas was deposited on Earth, as a comet millions of years ago during the Cretaceous period, and it was known that in this case its impact would cause immense devastation, laying the end of the dinosaurs.

He appeared as a physical being at the dawn of humanity after possessing a human who was immersed in his mutagenic waste, subsequently living near his crater. Abraxas soon began to ride a wave of terror, becoming a legendary figure of divine terror, but was eventually defeated by the First Men.

## History

At the dawn of the First Abyss of the Material Plane, there existed the Great Old Ones, hiding from the genocidal threat to their species from the angels. One day two Demiurges fell out of the Pleroma, and began an endless war that ignited the Great Abyss causing the Big Bang and the birth of the First Cosmos. The first Cosmos was a single universe instead of a multiverse. Embodied by the First Firmament a perfect, unchanging cosmos. Loneliness led the First Firmament to create the Aspirants and the Celestials, who then waged a Celestial War. The Celestials wanted change, evolution, and mortality, and at the end of the war, they shattered the First Cosmos into countless pieces, and from those pieces, countless universes were born.

In the "last breath" of the First Firmament, the seven Catalyst Comets were born, among which was Abraxas, then called the End, who was the embodiment of destruction and the end of life. Each iteration of subsequent Multiverses will go through a different case of renewal, which is the destruction and re-creation of everything that exists, starting from scratch, each renewal prompting the Multiverse to evolve further. In each universe, They died and were reborn in different forms and names, becoming part of the cycle of destruction and creation in the multiverse.

With the birth of countless universes, the first Multiverse with infinite possibilities was formed, called the Second Cosmos. Abraxas approached the Incarnate Second Cosmos with threats of its end. The latter was unimpressed by his threats knowing of creatures that could end his existence with a snap of a finger. Thus he first learned of the existence of the Chaos Archetype, but since the Second did not know the name he addressed him with his avatar GOLB. From that day on, Abraxas devoted his life to GOLB, aiming to eradicate all life to follow his teachings believing that this would attract GOLB's attention.

A few millennia later, the Second asked Abraxas to end his existence because he wished to experience every new thing the physical plane allowed him, including the concept of "all death". Abraxas gladly granted this request, ending the Second Cosmos.

After his death, he was transported to the Third Cosmos, along with his siblings. The Third Cosmos is the first to be born from a completed multiversal cycle (since the First Cosmos did not go through cycles, and the Second was born from its war-torn fragments). The third Cosmos was noted as primary. Having learned the states of being and non-being from the Second Cosmos, the conflict in the Third Cosmos (the earliest form of "narrative") is between existence and nothingness. This conflict was represented by Lifebringer One (the third incarnation of Enigma) and Anti-All (the third incarnation of Abraxas). Lifebringer One defeated Anti-All, thus existence defeated non-existence. However, Anti-All shattered into countless pieces that spread like a virus throughout the Third Cosmos, ending that universe as well.

The same fate of destruction was followed by the Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth, with Abraxas always leaving these in the wake of GOLB's destruction and teachings. After all, when the seventh cosmos appeared he was unaware of his fallen predecessors and created Gods of Destruction, whose existence prevented him from appearing on the physical plane.