Xiolt-la

Crawling Chaos

## Identity

### Aliases

Ng'yehaer'llw'aetaght'litagehph (true name), Xiolt-la, Važjuma, Sharabha, Achamoth, Røkkva, Mana-Yood-Sushai, Ahtu, ???, Gardner Bose, Mr. Blackman, L'rog'g, Lrogg, Dyēus

### Titles

Flesh God, Womb of Chaos, God of Flesh, Great Dragon in the Great Brass Cage, The Elder Being, The Blind God, Man's Blind Progenitor, Black-blooded creator lurking in our marrow, He who made Flesh, He who made the Body, The Father Dragon, The Red Leviathan, Filthy God, Wretched Flesh , Titan of Flesh, The Blind Idiot, The Great Idiot, The Great One, The Mistaken BeastDragon of flesh, Great devourer of worlds, Nature Deity, The Spark, The MouthThey who created All, The Primordial Creator, The Soul Of Abyss, God of a Thousand Forms, Black Man, Black Pharaoh, Black Wind, Crawling Mist, Black Demon, Dark One, Dweller in Darkness, Faceless God, Puppet Master, Floating Horror, Haunter of the Dark, Face Eater, Howler in the Dark, Skinless One, Masked Monster, Being Of Pure Energy With No Weakness, Lord Of The Mind, Lord Of Absolute Lawlessness, The Nightmare, The Unholy Conqueror, Flamebearer of Madness, All-Seeing God

### Relatives

* Apeiron (creator)
* High Elder Gods
	+ Grim Reaper (Brother)
	+ Sanna (Sister)
	+ Oneiros (Brother)
* Archons
	+ Hundun (Oldest Son)
	+ Qiongqi (Son)
	+ Taowu (Son)
	+ Taotie (Son)
	+ Gonggong (Daughter)
* Horsemen of the Apocalypse
	+ Death (Son)
	+ Famine (Son)
	+ War (Daughter)
	+ Pollution (Daughter)
* Primordial Beast
	+ Leviathan (Son)
	+ Behemoth (Son)
	+ Ziz (Daughter)
* Leonardo Reinherz (Youngest Son)
* Elder Gods

Cronus

* + Crius
	+ Coeus
	+ Hyperion
	+ Iapetus
	+ Oceanus
	+ Mnemosyne
	+ Phoebe
	+ Rhea
	+ Tethys
	+ Theia
	+ Themis

## Personal information

### Eye Color

Varies

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**Ng'yehaer'llw'aetaght'litagehph**, also known as **Xiolt-la** or the **Flesh God** is God of Flesh and Animal Instinct, responsible for creating the Elder Gods with the help of Sanna, the Life Goddess.

## Overview

He is one of the four High Elder Gods who was created at the beginning of creation as a descendant or "son" of Apeiron through spontaneous division. Aligned with his divine siblings, he played a pivotal role in the genesis of life upon Earth. Xiolt-la, distinct among his brethren, held sway over the creation of material forms, fashioning the corporeal essence of existence, while his sister embraced the spiritual facets of life.

Visually, Xiolt-la is depicted as blind, not in the physical sense, but in his inability to perceive the spiritual beauty of creation. This blindness stems from his self-imposed isolation from the act of creation itself, conflicting with his innate instincts. His philosophy advocates experiencing creation in all its splendor through physicality rather than delving into the metaphysical realm. He contends that divinity should emanate from mortal flesh, rejecting Sanna's belief in cultivating inner divinity through self-development and emotions.

Sanna, observing Xiolt-la's approach with disdain, perceived him as a mindless beast driven solely by consumption. In contrast, Xiolt-la found himself bewildered by Sanna's actions and chose to distance himself from her. Witnessing Xiolt-la's consumption of all life on Earth and subsequent exhalation of ashes, Sanna seized upon this opportunity. Claiming these ashes, she utilized them to fashion her own creations, ensuring their resilience and preventing decay.

Conflict brewed between them, a clash over dominion—flesh versus soul, physical versus spiritual, instinct against reason. Ultimately, a reconciliation transpired, birthing a harmonious creature endowed with intellect and instinct, flesh and soul. This creation, the Elder Gods, possessed the capacity for both good and evil, mirroring the duality within their divine progenitors.

Opting to grant autonomy to their creations, Xiolt-la and Sanna withdrew, leaving them to navigate the path between the corporeal and the ethereal. Yet, Xiolt-la's latent jealousy emerged, compelling him to craft malevolent creatures with the intent of thwarting Sanna's ascendancy and securing his perceived victory.

## Appearance

Diverse depictions and ancient scriptures portray Xiolt-la in a range of forms, spanning from masculine to androgynous, from youthful to aged, and from human to otherworldly. His attire varies, often clad in red, white, and black robes, clutching his distinctive organic staff. In alternative representations, he appears unclothed, sometimes depicted as impaled by various spears or stakes, carrying his own decapitated head.

Xiolt-la's symbolism intertwines with various elements, including spirals, broken chains, drops of blood, sickles, and the ouroboros. These symbols evoke the essence of his complex nature and multifaceted dominion.

The imagery extends further, portraying him as a colossal serpent adorned with a lion's visage, capable of morphing into more ominous or demonic forms. In antiquity, his manifestation took the guise of a towering elderly figure, skeletal and gaunt, with a fierce countenance etched onto his haggard face. Xiolt-la wields a colossal spear crafted from dead flesh and bone, serving both as a symbol of his dominion and a formidable staff to support himself.

## Personality

Xiolt-la was often described as a blind creature driven by pure instinct, while his Archons were the manifestations of chaos. Regarded as a wild and malevolent creature, he perceives the world divergently from other gods or humans, lacking comprehension of their perspectives. Initially contributing to the creation of the Elder Gods alongside his sister Sanna, he grew infuriated as they transitioned from animalistic instincts to intelligent, civilized beings. This discord led to a confrontation between Xiolt-la and Sanna over their fate, culminating in his imprisonment by her. This incarceration fueled his resolve to manipulate his greatest creations, aiding them in breaking him free to revert existence to its primordial roots or obliterate it entirely.

Xiolt-la remains indifferent to humanity, incapable of acknowledging their existence despite having numerous descendants among them. Sanna imprisoned him when he inadvertently jeopardized humanity, oblivious to her true intentions. Instead of understanding Sanna's motives, Xiolt-la retaliated by seeking to annihilate the source of their conflict.

A sadistic and manipulative deceiver, Xiolt-la articulates himself with eloquence. He derives pleasure from inflicting pain and chaos upon mortals, relishing the act of torturing them. His penchant for manipulating others extends to the destruction of close relationships, sowing discord among people. Possessing an abnormal sense of morality, Xiolt-la exhibits sadistic and even cannibalistic tendencies, consuming his lesser creations or those who earn his ire.

As an unrepentant murderer and tyrant, Xiolt-la revels in causing suffering and relishes the widespread pain and misery he instigates, reflecting a nature both chaotic and malevolent.