Ceyx

## Identity

### Aliases

Ceyx (true name), καύαξ, Satan, Dabbat al-Ard, Al-Masih ad-Dajjal, Aleister Crowley, Napulione Buonaparte, Nero Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus, Lucius Domitius Ahenobarbus, Grigory Rasputin, Alexander III of Macedon, Marcus Junius Brutus, John Milton, Ha-Satan, Sathanus, Shayāṭīn

### Titles

The Wickedest Man in the World, True Satan, Beast of the Earth, Beast 666, The False Prophet, Devil's Lamb, The Horned Lamb, He Who is Like Dragon, He Who Rises From The Earth, The King Of Terror, The False Messiah, The Messiah Of Darkness, The Son Of Satan, The Lie, The Man Of Sin, The Last Pope Of The Vatican, The President Of The United States, The Secretary General Of The United Nations, The President Of The European Council, The Commission And The Parliament , Fifth Roman Emperor, Head of the Illuminati, Bringer of the Apocalypse, The Wolf in Sheepskin, Our Father, Prophet of the Morningstar, Descendant of Hell, Public Enemy #1, National Terrorist, the Visionary, the Futurist, the Antichrist, Golden Boy, Lucifer's Failure

### Affiliation

Satanism (Founder), New World Order, Illuminati, Freemasons, United Nations, World Security Council, the White House, World Economic Forum

### Alignment

Satanic Mastermind, Conspirator and Master Manipulator

### Relatives

Deus (Grandfather)
Great Darkness (Grandmother)
Lucifer (Father)
Unnamed witch (Mother)
Elohims (Aunts And Uncles)
Nahash (Brother)
Aradia (Sister)
Dis (Brother)
Daedalion (Brother)
Trihexa (Sisters)
Adriel (Brother)
Irdu Lilly (Brother)
Inanna Lily (Sister)
Lilitu (Sister)
Vali Natas (Nephew)
Caspian De Vil (Nephew)
Milikas Zenunim (Nephew)
Verona Zenunim (Niece)
Chione (Niece)
Alcyone (Wife)

## Personal information

### Eye Color

Yellow

> And I beheld another beast coming up out of the earth; and he had two horns like a lamb, and he spake as a dragon. And the beast was taken, and with him the false prophet that wrought miracles before him, with which he deceived them that had received the mark of the beast, and them that worshiped his image. These both were cast alive into a lake of fire burning with brimstone.
>
> — Revelation 13:11 and Revelation 19:20.

> Extra, extra! Don't stay out of this. Get your tickets now to see me doing shit. More fun than watching the climb is watching the fall! Hahahaaha!
>
> -Aleister

> I want that which gives your joy, that which sustains you in your moments of greatest despair, the source of your strength, your happiness, your dreams and your passion. I want your Life.. I want your soul.
>
> -Aleister

> Many are the good men who can resist murder, theft, and cruelty. But a touch of greed? A bit of laziness? These are the seeds of the ruination that can bring down the best of men!
>
> -Aleister

**Ceyx** known as **Aleister Crowley**, **Dabbat al-Ard**, **Beast of the Earth**, **Al-Masih ad-Dajjal** and millions more is the apocalyptic child of Lucifer Morningstar, the ruler of hell and unnamed witch, twin brother of Daedalion, grand knight of hell and h usband of Alcyone, Thessalian princess.

## Overview

He is an apocalyptic monster known as the Beast of the Earth who appears in John of Patmos' vision. Unlike Trihexa, which will rise from the sea, Dabbat rises from the Earth. Both rose in the apocalypse to declare war on the "king of kings and lord of lords" and warred against the powers of heaven. Dabbat, called in later visions "The False Prophet", is in no way a rival or competitor of Trihexa, on the contrary, he is an associate of the Beast from the sea whose mission is not to exalt himself or demand worship for himself, but only to ensure that the inhabitants of the earth will fall into chaos. He accomplishes this by having the ability to perform great signs, even to "make fire come down from heaven."

Due to the many powers the creature exhibits along with his powerful yet poisonous words, Aleister is also called The False Prophet. He speaks as a dragon commanding the people of earth to worship him and the lords of hell. It is declared that anyone who does not follow his chaotic path will be killed. Dabbat also causes all people to receive the "mark of the beast" in their right hand or on their forehead with which they will become his "puppets on strings". The two beasts, along with the Antichrist, are probably the ultimate antagonists in apocalypticism.

In Greek mythology he is called Ceyx and revered as the last son of the dawn god Phosphorus (or Lucifer), and his brother Daedalion as the son of Hesperus (again Lucifer). Daedalion describes his brother as a great demon, full of courage and energy, but admits that he can also be cruel, enjoying the cruelty of war and chaos. According to Ovid and Hyginus (ancient Greek poets), Alcyone, a Thessalian princess, daughter of King Aeolus of Aeolia, married Ceyx "last son of the dawn Phosphorus" and later the two became rulers of Trachis. According to the account in the Pseudo-Apollodorus, the pair incurred the wrath of the god Zeus, who kept them apart forever.

Depictions of the beast from the earth vary widely from source to source and are often a product of political unrest as it was and remains a popular tool of propaganda to infer that your enemy is somehow him and therefore a figure to be defeated for the good of all mankind. Therefore, he can be considered a secondary antagonist in Christianity and Islam, the first being Trihexa. His sole mission is to tempt humanity and lead nations to war, to cause chaos, corruption and create hell on earth.

Although traditionally seen as a single being, there are some who believe that the Beast of the Earth is actually a being that has returned several times throughout human history. This is particularly evident in the works of Nostradamus, who depicts Dabbat in historical figures such as Napulione Buonaparte, Nero, Grigory Rasputin, Alexander III of Macedon, Marcus Junius Brutus, John Milton and other historical figures as well as traditional enemies of the Christian Church such as the Roman Empire ; before the adoption of Christianity. In modern times, Aleister manages to rise from political, religious, occult, and economic backgrounds. Dispensational Christians in particular believe that he will come out of a Catholic, atheist, agnostic, Jewish, or New Age background.

## Appearance

Crowley is depicted as an amorphous black blob with seven mouths, and with varying amounts of tentacles acting as limbs. He is described as having four hands holding a black hole and a candle that casts darkness rather than light.

As a demon, Alistair's true form also remains indescribable and infinitely controversial. In canon, all of his most popular and far-consistent appearances have been only the little his witnesses have been able to understand before going insane at the sight of something beyond human comprehension. In fiction and popular media, Dabbat's appearance can change from story to story, but he is most often depicted as a monster with a vaguely humanoid shape and a snake-like face.

It is also considered terrifyingly large and apocalyptic, being the size of a mountain. In the visions of John of Patmos, Dabbat appears as a huge apocalyptic beast with "two horns like a lamb and spoke like a dragon".

In human form, he was a thin young man with jet black hair. He also had piercing yellow eyes and a very pale complexion. He is always seen wearing dark clothing, including an overcoat. Although he was sometimes seen wearing a navy blue blazer and a black hoodie. In ancient times, he wore a long black cloak with a hood on his head. His face was hidden by a white porcelain mask in the shape of a man with slits for eyes. The mask also had intricate gold patterns that covered a large part in the middle of the face, leaving only the lower side, such as the mouth, chin, and jaw line.

## Personality

Aleister seems to have two personalities to himself, one is him as a famous academic, author, or genius, and the other is an endlessly devious manipulator and anarchist. As such, it is unknown which personality the real Aleister is, although he hints that he was groomed to become who he truly is, showing that his Beast of the Earth personality is his true self, while "his other self" is a facade. As Aleister, he is often seen as an eccentric hedonist who enjoys the finer things in life.

Very charismatic, calm, but highly intelligent, he was also somewhat self-centered, an arrogant man who cared for few people except those closest to him. He also funded major humanitarian inventions and programs through his arms deals, something he thought justified producing weapons. As, Dabbat al-Ard or Beast of the Earth, however, Aleister becomes a completely different person.

Aleister is calm, intelligent, and charismatic, as he appears to be a born leader and able to hold his followers together despite the erratic personalities of some of their members. His presence is very demanding and authoritative, where even the strongest members of his organizations (cults) bow their heads before him.

Crowley himself had no unique ability among his peers, but his most powerful and deadly weapon was his mind. His Aleister Crowley-like intelligence plays a role in his devious and manipulative nature. He is easily able to outwit even the strongest opponents in a battle of wits when outmatched in the physical department, something that has earned him fear and respect from his allies and enemies alike.

Steadfast and steadfast, he was also an observer of human nature and had the same disdain for predestination as Lucifer. For him, the concept of predestination is akin to a stage constructed by a bored drama director, where all the characters play their parts, unaware that they are being controlled like puppets. To him, he sees people as nothing more than puppets on strings and seeks to break the threads of the control tape. He was taught to believe that people should be in control of their own lives and should not live their lives the way a higher power wants them to. They must make their own choices and control their own destiny by forging their own path.

Surprisingly, Aleister does not treat his followers as expendable pawns, but as allies, where he expresses genuine concern for them. In turn, the members of his organizations are devoted and extremely loyal to him to the point that they are more than willing to die for him. Their devotion to their leader is so great that he is always accompanied by one or two members when he exposes himself to their adversaries or goes anywhere; this makes it very difficult for his opponents to try to attack him as he is always guarded by his minions. However, this side of him should not be mistaken for weakness, as Crowley has shown that he is still cold-blooded and not above inhuman mass murders, especially when they brutally slaughter certain mob groups and individuals in high positions of power. This shows that while Crowley holds his colleagues in high esteem, he shows nothing but contempt for those who operate under the control of authority, seeing them as corrupt, immoral, and expendable but somewhat useful pawns.

Dabbat was a gentleman, always bearing himself and speaking pleasantly, even when talking to someone he intended to kill, or to his opponents, the latter of whom he was initially mostly apathetic towards until he had detained them. During this time, he presented himself as a kind and helpful person, always enthusiastic and smiling, who was also curious. His level of acting skill is so unprecedented that he is even able to fool beings with highly sensitive levels of perception and deduction

## Abilities

Being the son of the Fallen, he is an extremely powerful being, with his powers even revered by many of his peers and powerful enough to become the Emperor of Hell, far surpassing even demonic gods like Sargon. As a descendant of one of the fallen Elohims and a supreme demon lord created by the powers of Deus himself, Aleister possesses almost unlimited demonic and (even) angelic powers. He is said to be capable of commanding all demons from all pantheons in existence.

Just one sight of it is more than enough to make one shudder with fear and despair. He is even strong enough to handle all the Elohims thrones at once with ease. Also, despite his immense power, Alistair is extremely wary of the Elohims and the Outer Gods.

## History

Ceyx and Daedalion were born from the union of King Lucifer and an unnamed witch who died giving birth to them and later adopted and changed into powerful archdemons by Queen Lilith. Ceyx and Daedalion were the names given to the boys, meaning in Enochian 'sunrise' and 'sunset', as their father, Lucifer Morningstar, was called the 'morning star'. This name proved to be quite problematic for Ceyx, as he felt that he was constantly disappointing his parents' high expectations.

At one point, Ceyx tried to please Lucifer by freeing the Shedim, "things so dark and vile that God himself would not allow them into the light." In his pride, Ceyx believed he could train and use the Shedim, even though Lucifer feared them "as he should". In his "disappointment", Lucifer banished Ceyx to Earth with a serious debt of souls to buy his way back to Hell, feeling that the "pain and utter humiliation" forged a bond of loyalty between the two that would remain unshakable. When his brother found out about his punishment, he decided to follow him out of a sense of loyalty to him, after which the two of them began to live ordinary lives, simply drinking, sleeping with any gender since they had no preference, and partying instead of performing your punishment.

Floating on the earth, Ceyx floated between the pantheons and presented himself as the god of the dawn. At some point Daedalion and Ceyx were briefly separated, at which point Ceyx met Alcyone, a Thessalian princess daughter of King Aeolus of Aeolia, and sister of Salmoneus, Athamas, Sisyphus, Cretheus, Perieres, Deioneus, Magnes, Calyce, Canace, Pisidice and Perimede. Like himself, Alcyone was an anarchist and nihilist, enjoying a hedonistic lifestyle, the two mutually fueling their own insanity. Alcyone later became queen of Trachis, after which she married Ceyx, revered as the latter was the son of Phosphorus (Lucifer), ushering in an era of extravagance, debauchery, and madness in which those who were weak and lonely could gain the opportunity to a better life as long as they are loyal to him and themselves, and those who break his laws will be subjected to cruel torture.

At some point his father decided to visit him after several thousand years and pointed out the mistakes he and Daedalion had made, neglecting their duty and if they didn't stop they would suffer dire consequences, making Ceyx even more convinced that his father hated him and will never let him come back. According to the account of Pseudo-Apollodorus, Ceyx and Alcyone were often blasphemously called "Zeus" and "Hera". This angered Zeus, so while Ceyx was at sea (to consult an oracle, about its dire consequences), he fought with the demon prince, nearly killing him with a lightning bolt. This apparently did not satisfy Zeus, and so he manipulated Morpheus, the god of dreams, into disguising himself as Ceyx to appear to Alcyone to tell her of her husband's "fate". In her grief she threw herself into the sea. Out of compassion, the gods (minus Zeus) resurrected Alcyon, but at the cost of never seeing Ceyx.

Decades later, Ceyx had isolated himself from society because of his grief, admitting only his brother Daedalion to himself. While Ceyx preferred to isolate himself, Daedalion preferred to use his time traveling the world and learning about foreign cultures. In one of his travels, Daedalion entered into a relationship with an unnamed witch, from whom he had a daughter named Chione.

Chione, was said to be so beautiful that she was the object of the desires of thousands of men. As it turned out, Chione's admirers were not limited to mortal men. While returning from visits to earth, both Apollo and Hermes saw Chione and were filled with burning lust. Apollo decided to wait until nightfall, but Hermes was not so patient. Through the use of magic, he made Chione fall into a deep sleep and raped her. Later that evening, Apollo also visited her in the guise of an old woman. As a result of these two divine visits, Chione gave birth to twins. From Hermes she gave birth to Autolycus, who grew up to be a famous thief and charlatan, and from Apollo she gave birth to Philamon, a man famous both for his voice and his skill with the lyre.

The attention of not one but two gods led Chione to boast that her beauty surpassed even that of Artemis. To avenge this personal insult, not to mention blasphemy, Artemis struck down Chione by shooting an arrow straight through her tongue. Her father, Daedalion, was grief-stricken, despite Ceyx's best efforts to comfort him. At Daedalion's funeral, Daedalion tried three times to throw himself on the pyre, but was restrained by his brother. After a fourth unsuccessful attempt, he ran at an impossible speed "through fields and forests", climbed to the top of Mount Parnassus and jumped. To save his son, Lucifer transforms Daedalion into a hawk before it can fall to the ground, remaining forever in that form. After losing his brother and Alcyone, Ceyx spent almost eight years wandering, going into the wilderness to learn how to survive. He became very cold and sadistic towards his opponents, becoming less human and more of a demonic killer every day.

Over time, the legend of Ceyx changed. During the Roman Empire, he took the throne posing as Nero Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus, also known as Nero the Fifth Roman Emperor, who ruled from 54 to 68. Ceyx's infamous reign is generally associated with tyranny, extravagance, and debauchery. Since these events, Ceyx got rid of the name and started performing under different names, but not the real one. Since his reign, Ceyx has developed a penchant for causing chaos and war among the people.

After a while, he completely began to imitate his father. This deception continued throughout the dark ages until the earthbound lucifer decided to investigate the rumors of this impostor. Sykes covered his tracks well, but Lucifer always suspected his son was responsible. It took thirty years, but lucifer was able to find his wayward son.

Lucifer was impressed by his son's work and "de-blessed" him as the Beast of the Earth, an apocalyptic monster spoken of through revelation. A beast has appeared several times in human history bringing chaos and anarchy to the world, manipulating people to kill and fight. According to some, he appeared as Grigory Rasputin, Alexander III of Macedon, Napulione Buonaparte, etc. and eventually he adopted the name "Aleister Crowley". It is said that these days he is masquerading as a humanitarian, well known in the world, and to deceive people with speeches of peace, prosperity and abundance, but not to lead them to god, but as ends in themselves.

Alistair will then ally with his sister Trihexa place images of themselves in the temple on the temple hill and demand that the whole world worship them as gods. The False Prophet will perform many satanic miracles such as "calling down fire from heaven" to convince everyone that he is the messiah. Aleister will command everyone that in order to worship him, they must take the mark of the beast on their foreheads or hands to become his puppets. Those who do not accept the mark of the beast are horribly persecuted in a worldwide genocide carried out by the Antichrist. During the final years of Trihexa, the Antichrist and The False Prophet will cause many nations to wage a global war in the Battle of Armageddon.