Behemoth

**Behemoth** is an enormous beast from Judea-Christian texts, who is alongside Caelum, one of the Guardians of Earth.

## Behemoth

### Aliases

Behemot, Behemah, Bahamut, Anti-Leviathan, The chief of the ways of God, God's Pet, 'Father' of Dinosaurs, The Beast from the Earth, The answer of Nature, Monster of Monsters, King of Monsters, God of Monsters

## Overview

Originally considered a chaos beast, the Behemoth was confronted by God near the beginning of time; in the confrontation, the Behemoth is considered a hulking brute of unimaginable strength that is defeated by God's omnipotent nature and either banished or reduced to a divine "pet."

Behemoth is the beast of the earth, Leviathan is the beast of the sea, and Caelum is the beast of the air. Legend says that at the end of the world the Behemoth and Leviathan will kill each other, providing apocalyptic feasts for men.

## Appearance

Behemoth's appearance is that of a colossal monster, its height is 200 km and its length is estimated at 500 km, with its teeth being the size of Mount Everest. The Behemoth has pale white scales covering its entire body, which also appears to be slightly falling off. The creature's head is structured similarly to an iguana, being oval-shaped, large-mouthed and having medium-sized eyes, though these eyes appear to lack any surrounding skin to help keep it in place. The Behemoth also has large nostrils that can be difficult to see due to the circumstances of the image. The eyes of the beast are pitch-black with no visible retinas, so it is unknown how it actually operates. The mouth is lines with a number of enormous jagged teeth that get shorter the further back they are, resembling those of an alligator.

Behemot sometimes appears on earth with a smaller appearance, that of a brachiosaurus, a powerful sauropod 36-30 meters long, between 18-20 meters tall.

## Personality

He is a benevolent being and protector of the Earth, being considered the opposite of the terrible Marine Serpent that represents the primeval waters that envelop the world in watery chaos. However, this is not to say that he is an all-loving and protective entity of humanity, on the contrary, if humanity stands up against nature he will stand up against humanity to save the planet. It can be said that it is a response from Life against Entropy. He is considered among terrestrial beings the god of monsters and the supreme ruler over all monsters and beasts, with the exception of Leviathan.

In relation to God, he was formerly an enemy of the Almighty and ended up being "adopted" by the same, despite God being his Father anyway. He respects God as his superior, as a soldier respects his general.

## History

While the Behemoth, and his siblings', true origins are a mystery, one theory is that the Behemoth were created by God from the pieces of Therion. At some point in the past, the mighty monster battled God and was "tamed" by the same. Another theory is that God created Behemoth to be his "pet" and to be the Antithesis of Leviathan.

Anyway, after confirming the existence of the Leviathan, God charged the primordial monster to take charge of battling it at the End Times. After the Apocalypse, the Primordial Beasts will become food for the people of the New Jerusalem.

The remaining flesh of Behemoth will eventually come into contact with the remaining flesh of the other Primordial Beasts. This will then come into contact with the corpses of Trihexa and Divus when they are thrown into the Lake of Fire. This will bring upon the revival of the Primal Beast, Therion, but that's a story for another day.