Rakon

Although most gods were born through the wishes of mortals, their prayer and minds giving them form, Rakon is exempt from this. His origins are also relatively recent, appearing first in 192 CF. After the events of the Arkrad conflict, which culminated in the disastrous event of a Battery exploding, the energy that was contained into it flew about everywhere. Some of this was expended to create a reality warping effect - yet some of this energy escaped. It should have dissipated, but instead it congealed and coagulated into a roughly spherical shape with a few slivers of divinity trapped within it. These slivers, far more than any demigod would have even on their own, weren’t enough to manifest a full deity, however, and for a time the gathering of pure magic that would become Rakon remained unknown to all.

However, as the power of more batteries began to fail in  catastrophic manners, Rakon’s awareness and power grew. After all, if one battery had created a gathering of energy bordering on divinity, further discharges could only increase this power . Rakon grew once more after Al-Dina’s battery failed, and appearances of a cerulean orb were reported across the whole of Morisia, in deep corners, there one moment, and gone the next. Finally a third battery, deep underwater failed, releasing an incalculable amount of energy. A good chunk of this energy created the new world, making it appear as if it was always there, yet the remainder found its way to Rakon, and magic itself gained sentience.

## **Personality**

Rakon’s creation was explosive, sudden, and quite wild. Thus, it stands to reason that a deity younger than many of the longer lived races wouldn’t have a penchant for gravitas or seriousness. In many ways, Rakon’s personality resembles a child genius. Curious, perhaps somewhat naïve, yet with an intellect so vast few could even attempt to understand it. To its worshippers, it stands as a font of knowledge, and those able to commune with Rakon usually find insight that they would have never thought about before the exchange.

## **Appearance**

For a manifestation of something as imposing as magic, any number of regal, powerful forms would suffice, yet Rakon isn’t exactly a deity of magic, it’s more the magic himself. Thus, it chooses to usually appear as a shimmering, cerulean orb of pure energy.

## **Realm**

Rakon hasn't yet had the time to carve out a divine realm for itself. Instead, it resides in remote places of the world for a day or two, before transporting itself somewhere else to temporarily seat itself in. A traveller exploring an underground cave or a forgotten ruin is thus fully capable of finding the god made of magic - Though it doesn’t particularly care, and often disappears immediately when interacted with to vibe somewhere else.

## **Clergy and Servants**

The clergy of Rakon usually consists of casters of all kinds, whether they are wicked wizards searching for more power or benevolent scholars that wish to use magic to good ends. For Rakon does not care who they give it to, only made to spread its magic to whoever it can. Due to this, the clergy of Rakon don’t have any central place where they meet up, as some of their ideologies are too different to be pushed aside by having a similar religion.

Due to being an entity that was awakened through the explosions of a battery, some Sparkborn - even some that can’t use magic - also tend to worship them due to similarities in their origins.

**Direct Servants**

Rakon has no direct servants. In the rare occasion that he decides to mingle himself among his followers, he tends to appear as a simple, nondescript humanoid form in the same blue-ish hue that it’s composed of. Yet, this avatar is non-interventionist, and usually only appears in places where big events are about to happen to watch over it, making its presence more often than not an ill omen.