Tezka

* Suneater Tezka
* Suneater Tezka (Elemental Auras)

**Tezka** is a Warg-Fylgja Abomination hybrid and one of the Master's Chosen. He is the creator of dimensional magic,[*Reference needed*] a genius dimensional mage, and the inventor of omnipockets. He is also one of the oldest beings on Mogar, having lived longer than the Guardians., his knowledge and power respected even by Salaark.

## Appearance

### Half-Abomination Form

Half of the wargs' bodies were composed of raw darkness with red fur and quills all over. They had yellow eyes and one or more fox tails comprised of pure energy in addition to the regular tail.

### Fylgja Form

The hybrid Eldritch looks like a humanoid wolf with pitch-black thick fur and rainbow colored eyes. Tezka wears a full suit of silvery Davross armor that covers his tails. He stands over 2.5 meters (8'2") tall, his shoulders as broad as a door with ten tails coming out of his back instead of just one. Nine of them are four meters (13 feet) long, whipping through the air as if they have a mind of their own.

The last tail - his Spirit Tail - is atrophied, barely reaching 1.5 meters (5 feet) of length. When detached from his main body, the Spirit Tail takes a form barely taller than a child's. It looks cute and fluffy, like a really big fox that learned how to stand on its hind legs.

When his Warg and black cores go all out, the combined effect causes Tezka's body to emit a dark gold aura.

## Personality

Tezka isn't a big talker, only speaking to mess with his opponents' heads.

As an Eldritch, Tezka was cold and calculating, not caring for weaklings. As a hybrid however, between the bond that all the Abomination-hybrids shared, his debt of gratitude towards the Master, and his paternal instincts, he yearns to be part of the Yehval family.

## Abilities

After fusing with his Warg half, Tezka surpasses the natural limit of Fylgjas and reaches ten tails. He gains the ability to split into up to ten bodies, one for each tail. All of them share the same mind, allowing him to be in multiple places at the same time or work ten times faster than normal, though his strength decreases for each clone he creates. On top of that, if one of them is killed, Tezka would experience their death and lose the tails that he bestows upon them along with the elemental mastery they hold. Healing magic can't bring them back, forcing Tezka to practice from scratch, wasting time and resources to condense the lost element into his flesh and blood.

Tezka's tails each correspond to an element or magical discipline, including each of the 6 elements, Spirit Magic, Dimensional Magic, and Gravity Magic. The remaining tail is currently unknown.[*Reference needed*] Each elemental tail is able to cast magic using their cursed element version. Despite the ability to split into multiple bodies, the main body and each tail still share the same mind.

One of Tezka's Warg abilities lets his fur harden and turn into quills akin to a porcupine's that can be imbued with Chaos to both attack and defend. Tezka can freely alter the shape and density of the fur on his tails, turning them into spikes as hard as a rock, the tips of which are imbued with enough Chaos to pierce even through Adamant. Each of his tails move as if they have a mind of their own, coordinating their attacks between them without hindering Tezka's movements.

## Equipment

The Abomination possesses an omnipocket linked to his life force and wields a Davross longsword called **Endless Night**. It was destroyed in a battle between Tezka's clone and Lith but later reforged with improvements by Bytra.

## Background

Tezka was a powerful Awakened when he was a Xogh. When he was still an Eldritch and Salaark was a young Guardian, they fought to a standstill.

### Warg Clone

The Master implants Tezka's Abomination tissue inside a tribe of 50-60 wargs that live a few miles away from Maekosh city. Though he had yet to regain any sense of self, his habits are so deeply ingrained in his personality that they influence his hosts, giving them his knowledge, feelings, and tactics. His will pushes them to practice first magic relentlessly using Silverwing's Hexagram, with each warg in charge of a single element to train their least proficient element but also every other element by feeling and harmonizing with the mana flow.

A warg warrior is sent to attack Maekosh, but Lith inflicts on it severe wounds, though it transfers its wounds to its fellow tribe members, seemingly invulnerable. When it fails to shake Lith off its trail, the warrior sacrifices itself, taking on all the wounds Lith had inflicted on the tribe members before self detonating.

Lith uses his enhanced senses to track down the warg lair. Tezka's parental instincts due to having sired many puppies in the past, creates a bond between the wargs and their younglings that otherwise wouldn't exist, leading the wargs to evacuate using hidden tunnels. Lith's use of Tier 5 spells devastates the remaining warriors, leading Tezka to convince the alpha to merge with him, replacing its blood with the Eldritch Abomination's energy and devouring the light in the cave to turn darkness into Chaos. The alpha collects the Abomination fragments from the dying wargs to heal and assume a half Abomination form, but the continued deaths of the wargs drives the alpha into a mindless frenzy until Lith kills it.

The wargs attack the village of Trauros stealing supplies and feasting on the villagers. Using a tracking device given to him by Pazeol of the Kingdom's Balkor department, Lith finds the tribe. Following Tezka's instructions, the wargs had exhausted their food reserves while practicing magic until the real Tezka is awakened. He begins consuming the wargs to regain his body and power in order to confront his original self and evolve from an Eldritch. The wargs begin to be converted into Abomination hybrids, consuming each other while also attacking the yet to be converted wargs, causing the latter to throw themselves at Lith to be killed instead of being forced to kill their own.

Due to them sharing life forces, the Tezka clone is able to summon the sword Endless Night from the original's omnipocket. The Eldritch battles Lith while calling him "brother" due to sensing his Abomination life force and coveting Solus who he thinks is a living legacy. Lith and Solus manage to turn one of Endless Night's dimensional magic abilities against it, triggering a massive cave-in that kills the clone. The destruction of Endless Night affects the original Tezka, as the sword was part of his own life force.

### Hybrid Eldritch

After Balkor's attack on the academies, the Master sends the original Tezka to keep an eye on Balkor's family and kill them at the first opportunity to prevent the god of death from helping the Guardians against him and to avenge the dead students of the White Griffon, but during the time Tezka had spent there, the best that he had managed to do was to avoid getting caught.

The Master performs the procedure again, turning Tezka into a warg-Abomination hybrid, regaining his Fylgja abilities and more. Bytra also reforges an improved Endless Night for him. When Xenagrosh faces Dusk and Dawn during an attack on a Dusk Court branch in the Gorgon Empire, Tezka and the other hybrid-Eldritches arrive as backup, forcing the Horsemen to escape with the help of the third Horseman Night. Tezka becomes accustomed enough to his new body to claim the title of Dimensional Mage.

The Master scolds the Chosen for their reckless act of facing Baba Yaga during Night's attack on Lutia without proper equipment or having not yet stabilized their new forms. He thanks them all for their teachings and calls them his children before undergoing the process to become the first artificial human-Abomination hybrid and first Awakened Abomination. Tezka stays in Lutia to keep an eye on Zinya in case Night finds a loophole in Baba Yaga's slave contract.

Tezka leaves his Chaos tail behind in Lutia while he sneaks into the Yggdrasill's Fringe and steals a piece of its wood to craft a staff for the Master. When three members of Salaark's Nest - Crevan Gershal, Lenanna, and Jhet - stand in for Faluel while she accompanies Leegaain to visit Lith's parents, they confront Tezka, who is hiding in a dimensional crevice. The two parties agree to leave each other alone.

The Master asks Tezka to follow Nandi to the undead city of Lightkeep to keep an eye on him due to his conflicting loyalties between the Organization and Baba Yaga. This allows the Master to Chaos Warp to Lightkeep quickly to help investigate the undead children kidnappings and study the Ambrosia found in the kidnappers' blood.

After Lith's evolution to Tiamat following his breakthrough to the violet core, he calls for the three Phoenixes and Tezka to inform them of his evolution while introducing them to his family. He also informs them, Salaark, Orion, and the Royals about Thrud, her gaining access to the powers of the Guardian bloodlines using the Ambrosia, and her regaining Valeron's bloodline.

After the Urgamakka Council test Lith brings his family to the Desert, leaving Tezka to protect Lutia and Zinya. Lith also tells him of his encounter with Tezka's clone in Maekosh several years prior and to call for Captain Locrias in case of emergency. Tezka remains behind when the Verhens and three Phoenixes visit the Desert, intent on luring out the copycat. The Master obtains Vareen the Plaguespreader's legacy following the latter's death during the Urgamakka Council trial. Xenagrosh splits it between the hybrids to make sure that each one of them deepens their understanding of their respective fields.

Aran and Leria return regularly from the Desert during lunchtime to play with Frey and Filia. One afternoon, Tezka's call with the other hybrids is interrupted by an attack from numerous mercenary groups led by the Balkor copycat. Tezka is forced to wait while the copycat torments the Yehvals disguised as the late Fallmug in order to study their abilities. He calls for reinforcements and confronts the copycat, who displays surprising abilities and physical resilience. While fighting the copycat, Tezka uses Mirror Magic to devastate the mercenary groups coming through Warps.

The Master arrives on the battlefield, allowing Tezka to devote his focus to the copycat. The copycat's actions suddenly become that of a seasoned warrior, allowing them to survive long enough to escape amidst the chaos of one of Tezka's spells. Salaark and Lith arrive shortly after, and Tezka informs them it was the copycat's doing before leaving. Vastor brings the Yehvals back to his home in the Essagor Duchy, where Zinya proposes to Vastor. The other hybrids spectating through Tezka's Spirit Tail celebrate when Vastor accepts and begin planning how to participate in the wedding.

## Quotes

* *"I'm just like you, brother. An Abomination. As for the why, I did it because I can!"* (Tezka clone to Lith, Chapter 501)
* *"Don't think that I'm scared of a bunch of hatchlings, young sparrow. If I meant harm, this place would have been reduced to a wasteland way before your arrival."* (Tezka to Crevan Gershal, Lenanna, and Jhet, Chapter 1304)
* *"Surprise! My Spirit Magic body is no fighter, but I can still use it to tail someone. Get it? Tail, because it's a tail."* (Tezka to Nandi, Chapter 1389)
* *"What are you looking at, kids? I'm his sibling as much as you are. Lith and I are both Abomination hybrids, something truly rare whereas Phoenixes are a dime a dozen."* (Tezka to the three Phoenixes, Chapter 1420)
* *"Hands off my children!"* (Tezka to the Balkor copycat, Chapter 1577)
* *"I'll be back before you can say Tezka the Suneater."* (Tezka to Filia, Chapter 1577)
* *"No matter how many specks of dust you gather, it only takes a gust of wind to scatter them!"* (Tezka to the Balkor copycat, Chapter 1578)
* *"Kid, you're spouting so much bullsh\*t that I suspect my punches must have connected your ass to your mouth. Let me fix that."* (Tezka to the Balkor copycat, Chapter 1579)

## References

1. ↑ Legion on Discord
2. ↑ Legion on Discord
3. ↑ Legion on Discord
4. ↑ Chapter 1420: Gains and Losses (Part 2)
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 Chapter 496: Hybrid (Part 2)
6. ↑ Chapter 1271: Family and Gifts (Part 1)
7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3 Chapter 1577: The Suneater (Part 1)
8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 Chapter 501: Fury (Part 1)
9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 Chapter 1272: Family and Gifts (Part 2)
10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 Chapter 1579: Ten Tails (Part 1)
11. ↑ Chapter 1584: The Pain of Loss (Part 2)
12. ↑ 12.0 12.1 Chapter 1090: Darkness versus Chaos (Part 4)
13. ↑ Chapter 1492: Changes and Moving (Part 2)
14. ↑ Chapter 495: Hybrid (Part 1)
15. ↑ Chapter 491: Mutation (Part 1)
16. ↑ Chapter 501: Fury (Part 1)
17. ↑ 17.0 17.1 Chapter 503: Hollow Victory (Part 1)
18. ↑ 18.0 18.1 Chapter 1533: Two Sides of the Same Pain (Part 1)
19. ↑ Chapter 902: Predator Versus Predator (Part 2)
20. ↑ Chapter 1112: Blood for Blood (Part 2)
21. ↑ Chapter 1114: A Mage Among Gods (Part 2)
22. ↑ Chapter 1169: Shattered Dreams (Part 1)
23. ↑ Chapter 1304: Bloodlines and Powers (Part 2)
24. ↑ Chapter 1389: High-Master (Part 1)
25. ↑ Chapter 1421: Kamila and Solus (Part 1)
26. ↑ Chapter 1540: Family Care (Part 2)
27. ↑ Chapter 1572: Breach of Trust (Part 2)
28. ↑ Chapter 1585: Bonds and Chains (Part 1)
29. ↑ Chapter 1589: Give and Take (Part 1)