Martwy

Crow Spirit

My biggest dissapointment (By Maveth)

Martwy Vorongard (Full name)

The Master of Crows

The Raven Lord

The Raven

The Ripper

Corvidii

> "*Ahahahah !!! You really thought I worked for Khelzor ? For Maveth ? Please, don't tell me you're so naive. I work for no one but myself, really*"
> ― Martwy to Phoenix
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Martwy, whose full name is Martwy Vorongard, is one of the Spirits of the Nature and a relative of the Vorongard Family. He is the Spirit that can turn into a Crow and the only one that kept his memories from his former life. He is also a Whispered, and a former student of Maveth.

## Biography

Martwy began his life, as Martwy Vorongard, as one of the Primitives who grew up during the War of Seven. He grew close to Maveth and was one of the few beings the Primordial of Death actually liked to talk to. He had a brother and proved to be a trickster. He also learnt Death Magic.

Alive at that time, he did help during the creation of the world like some other Primordial Humans, however, he was infected by Kespeth with the Whispering Plague and instigated the death of some people. Dying later during the Battle of Castaria, he was not ressurected as a deity by Primogenitum for they feared he might prove to be too dangerous with such powers. When his case was discussed, Maveth was the only one to defend him, for Spatium did not vote.

However, he was ressurected as a Spirit of the Nature and unlike others did not lose his memories. As such, he immediatly ran to Maveth and asked to be taught more about Death Magic, becoming a very powerful mage of death. He also took an island at the north of Lucifa as his own, living there and eventually having the island nicknamed the Raven Island. He gave gifts to Corvidii, the inhabitants, blessed them and made sure that Draoul, one of the Primal Artifacts, would be found by someone.

## Personnality

Martwy is cunning, and, more than Nathamal, clever, He has a dark and twisted humour and seems to find fun and delight in chaos. He proved to be very manipulative, as he instigated many events throughout the Old Times. He always acts polite and respectful though he makes clear that it is a facade and that he has no respect for the ones he talks to. He is known to take great pride in his acts and is shown sad that no one acknowledges he did create the world with others and angry that Behemoth accused him of stealing his technique of creation. He is a trickster. It isn't clear how much of this personnality is due to the Whispering Plague. He also proved to be ready to do everything to achieve his goals.

## Powers and Abilities

Martwy is a Spirit of the Nature and so has many powers.

* **Resistance:** Martwy is resistant to most physical damages.
* **Mud Creation:** Martwy can create Golems and is extremely skilled in doing so.
* **Phytokinesis:** Martwy, as a Spirit of the Nature, is able to control vegetation.
* **Shapeshifting:** Martwy can shapeshift into an animal, like other Spirits of the Nature. His animal form is a crow.
* **Power gift:** Druids can shapeshift by using the power of a Spirit of the Nature, Martwy can be that spirit. The Druid can then shapeshift into a crow.
* **Biokinesis:** Martwy, as a Spirit of the Nature, is able to manipulate life itself.
* **Death Magic:** Martwy is extremely skilled in the use of Death Magic in all of its forms. However, he doesn't know much about Necromancy.
* **Upper Intellect:** Martwy is extremely intelligent and clever.

## Facts and Trivia

* Martwy is loosely inspired by Lich Arklow.
* The reason why Martwy has kept his memories is not known though most assume it is just an error that could have happened with all others. Kespeth however theorises that Martwy's action in the creation of the physical universe and the Whispering Plague prevented his memories to be erased.
* Many members of the Vorongard Family describe a feeling to be observed and saw a crow that seemed to fly around the place they lived in. This crow is revealed to be Martwy. The reason why he watches his family is unknown but seems to be a merge of curiosity and lingering affection for his relatives.