Erebos

Erebos is a minor character in The unnamed RPG.

## Backstory

Erebos is the third of The Destroyer's children. He was born to rule the Kingdom of Infernora.

Like his siblings, he was given a weapon from his father. His weapon is an Axe called Death's Severance.

At some point he started building up an army to help his father take over Farnearia. He preferred having Female generals, as he found them to be more intelligent and loyal than Male generals.

During a practice battle with his younger sister, Lilith, he lost control of his Demonic powers. During his uncontrolled outburst, he killed Dagon, one of Lilith's generals, and severely injured Lilith which made her infertile.

Knowing he cannot risk losing control of his powers again, he started seeking partners who could help him control his powers. Six of his Female generals answered his desperate plea. Grateful, he asked all six of them to marry him at once in a polygynous arrangement. They all agreed, and became his co-wives. His co-wives consisted of a pair of sisters, Valeria and Valeriana, and four who weren't related: Nyxandra, Sylvestra, Morvanna and Atriana.

Over time, he had one child with each of his six co-wives. He had five sons: Theron with Valeria, Draven with Valeriana, Zephyrus with Nyxandra, Alistair with Sylvestra and Kaelen with Attiana, and one daughter: Isolde with Morvanna. The birth order was as follows: Theron, Draven, Zephyrus, Alistair, Isolde and Kaelen.

Eventually he heard that Lilith and her husband Forneus had survived an assassination attempt on their lives. Immediately he summoned them, explaining that he is sorry for causing Lilith's infertility and he has found a pair of twins that Lilith could adopt. Erebos introduced Lilith and Forneus to Elino and Elina. Erebos was happy when Lilith decided to adopt the twins, hoping that he has made reparations for causing Lilith to be unable to have children of her own.

Erebos continued to train with his six co-wives and his six children for many centuries, and he eventually gained full control of his Demonic powers. With their job completed, his co-wives feared he would divorce them, but he reassured them that he still wanted to be with them due to his attachment to them becoming even stronger.

## Personality

Erebos is a complex and multifaceted individual, shaped by his roles as both a ruler and a protector. He exudes an air of authority and determination, born from his position as one of The Destroyer's children and his intended role as ruler of the Kingdom of Infernora. Erebos possesses a strong sense of responsibility, as evidenced by his efforts to build an army and assist his father in taking over Farnearia. His preference for female generals showcases a shrewd and strategic mindset, valuing intelligence and loyalty above traditional gender roles.

The incident during the practice battle with Lilith reveals a depth of emotion and vulnerability beneath his formidable exterior. Erebos' loss of control over his Demonic powers resulting in tragedy and Lilith's infertility weighs heavily on him, highlighting his capacity for remorse and empathy. His subsequent quest for partners who can help him control his powers demonstrates his pragmatism and willingness to seek solutions to his challenges.

Erebos' decision to enter a polygynous marriage with six co-wives showcases his capacity for forming deep emotional connections and his desire for a supportive and understanding network. His choice to have children with each of his co-wives speaks to his commitment to ensuring his bloodline continues and his sense of responsibility towards them.

As a father, Erebos is attentive and focused on training his six children, channelling his experience and power to help them grow and prepare for their own futures. His dedication to Lilith and the adoption of the twins, Elino and Elina, illustrates his willingness to make amends and take responsibility for his actions. Erebos' ultimate mastery of his Demonic powers showcases his determination and perseverance, as well as his desire to protect those he cares for.

Throughout his journey, Erebos' personality is marked by a blend of strength, vulnerability, responsibility, and a genuine desire for connection and growth. His attachment to his co-wives and his affirmation of their importance in his life reflect his understanding of the value of relationships, even as he maintains his role as a powerful and influential figure.