Completeness

* True Form
* Human Form

> I don't see you as anything but a product of the unfairness of life
>
> **Completeness to Gowur the God Butcher.**

The first entity, **Completeness**, was created by God before the light spread across the face of existence. As the light spread, it was clear something needed to come into play. Something needed to maintain all that was and wasn’t. Thus, Completeness created the 10th Dimension. The All-In-One — the theoretical box that would act as a structure and shape a path for the light

## Overview

Fearing what to come, after the creation of the 10th Dimension, Completeness tore a rip into the center of all, leading beyond the barriers of existence and nonexistence alike. Completeness’ fear originated from the conflicts between God and the Pre-Existentials that built up to the events of Arcutha’s creation. To conceal himself from being dragged into any future conflict, he vanished into the rip, leading to a fault in the functionality of all, ascending past the concept of infinity. The defect was named The Neverland. It was a void that stretched on forever, however, came with a cost that outweighed the benefits. Completeness drifted off into a comatose-like state, finding himself lost in the vast, cold, empty vacuum that he called home.

Inside this comatose-like state, Completeness found himself in this reality built from his desires. It was a home he had yearned for, one without violence and the wrath of destruction. It was a perfect dream, with no defect or flaw embedded into the stones that told the story of such a beautiful world. Well, all except him. Completeness found himself as the only flaw in the flawless narrative, narrated from his very perspective. As strange as it was, Completeness couldn’t draw himself up as this perfect being. It was impossible, despite that definition happening to be transcended on multiple incidents, primarily by beings such as himself.

Completeness found himself in a state of haze. A perfect dream he had once yearned for now faded into ashes of what was once known as possible, into the impossible. It was an itch in his throat, a missing piece to the puzzle. Despite being the punctuation to everything and all, what was going to be the punctuation to him? What would fulfill him when he had fulfilled all else? What would be the missing piece to the puzzle he saw as himself? Completeness fell into a sickness, that of loneliness. He found himself wandering the planes of nothingness. It was a void in something that was supposed to be whole. Completeness found the irony in such a statement to be humorous. How could a being that was supposed to be perfect be imperfect?

Completeness desperately clung to the few ashes left from the inferno that swallowed his outlandish fantasy. The blaze that conquered everything in its sight dwindled into sparks of flames, threatening to destroy the last of Completeness’ sanity in the void that he trapped himself in. Out of everything, loneliness was most prominent in the spiral of emotions that settled into Completeness. Besides, who was coming to help him? A perfect melody that was supposedly sung by the most talented of singers combined. Who would fix the unfound flaws covered up by a beautiful tune? Out of this void came another yearning, a search to find something more in this defect. It was a question that couldn’t be quelled or silenced.

## Appearance

Completeness comes off as a humanoid figure, typically measured to be 9’2” and 500 pounds. Despite the humanoid statue, Completeness has a salt-white shell tightened around his skeleton. Visually, Completeness has no muscle mass. However, despite the cover, his nervous system can be seen floating above the material that makes up his shell. He has extraordinarily long arms compared to a regular human, even for his size. His arms, though extremely skinny, lead down to his feet, which results in his claws scraping the ground as he walks. His fingers, entirely replaced with a sharp, slightly curved build, similar to that of nails, are pitch-black, as if it was numerous contained voids, acting as a replacement for regular nails.

Spots of muscle mass can be seen along his legs, being the only source on his figurine. It’s almost as if his body is a deformed human who was burned alive and slowly decomposing away, with a nervous system still intact, however. His nerves emit a mauve-purple glow that runs throughout the entire system repeatedly, though sometimes, it can slowly shift into an iris-purple. This, however, is a rare occurrence.

Completeness’ skull appears larger than what his frame can sustain. At first glance, it seems layered three times over with the material that makes his shell. Growing from his head are six tendril-like shapes that extend from where the bridge of his nose would be. Beneath that is a jaw with sharp, pitch-black teeth that occasionally, an acidic foam drips out of, so potent that it burns through the strongest of materials.

Otherwise, Brendon Ellis is measured to be 5’10” and 183 pounds. He has a flexible, lean frame considered to be mesomorphic. He has auburn-ginger, curly hair that runs to his collarbone. His diamond-shaped face has a nose that has a concave contour with a linear base. He has unusually small pupils with hickory-brown irises coated with cinnamon-brown spots and lines. He also has warm-ivory skin.

## Personality

> Why do I feel so weak?
>
> **Completeness**

Before the erasure of his memory, Completeness was highly reserved, not moving to make himself known or noticed. Not much is known about Completeness in general, with the only individual knowing what occurred to the first Deity being God. Described as a light-hearted and surprisingly empathetic being, he strayed far away from any severe conflicts — going as far as creating the Neverland to lock himself away from the sight of others. He despised seeing others suffer, even those who opposed him. He was a peace advocate and proudly took on that title. It wasn’t often that Completeness would ever be seen as upset, the only times being if his motives were ridiculed or seen as foolish. To him, chaos and destruction would be the downfall of existence and would repeatedly find themselves being the root reason for everything immoral that would or did occur. He showed great loyalty and courage as if he was a Pillar of Peace that could never falter.

Though, as time took its course, Completeness’ dreams were slowly dwindling as he continued to find violence, no matter his efforts to silence it. It was a voice that seemingly followed the light that built existence as he knew it. He found himself in an incoherent state, one that even he couldn’t understand despite the vast power he wielded. It was a state of hopelessness and despair, one that left a missing piece in the one who was supposed to be absolute, the one who was supposed to be whole. Surprisingly enough, Completeness never took place in any of the significant events of history. He never even bothered to pull a single string. Being busy dealing with his self-conflicts and finding that free will was something that everyone deserved, even if it would breed violence and hatred. He never let his beliefs clash with each other and found that free will was much more important than the latter.

## Trivia

* Completeness first encountered Gowur the God Butcher when he killed Daikokuten the Japanese God of Wealth.
* Completeness is the ruler of the Tenth Dimension.
* His human form, also known as his avatar, has no memory of him being a God