Diagon

Diagon was an extra-dimensional demonic entity who becomes the main antagonist of the Flame Keeper's Circle Story Arc and is Chris Davidson's final antagonists and is the leader of the Esoterica and the Lucubra.

## Appearance

In the legend of Saint George and the Dragon, Diagon was shown as a large black dragon.

Its underbelly, claws and wings were green, and it had narrow red eyes with spirals in them.

When it manifests in the "real world" at the end of the series, Diagon is revealed to be a massive beast resembling a giant green octopus.

Its "face" is a large mass of tentacles, with either a much larger tentacle or a tail sticking out of its back.

It has brown Armor on most of its body, with two hooked projections framing its red eyes.

In this "natural" form, Diagon is extremely large; dwarfing even Way Big.

## Personality

Dagon is a very arrogant being and excessively power hungry.

Due to the fact that he himself is power, Dagon sees himself as a very godlike and invincible being who deserves to rule all with his mind control.

Dagon talks down to all others as if they are merely nuisances or specks (even referring to some as such).

Dagon does have a sense of honor to the strong and a sense of caution in dealing with them.

He addresses Sir George as "George the Triumphant," due to his past victory against him.

He also seems to respect Adam Ordeis, or at least his powers.

He sent Vilgax to deal with Sir George and Chris due to the danger that George presented to him.

## Powers, Skills & Abilities

Diagon is a nigh-omnipotent extradimensional "demon".

His heart alone is said to have the power to reshape the universe itself, and he claims that "his substance is power".

His abilities include, but are not limited to:

* Enhanced Strength: Diagon is extremely strong, as he was able to lift Way Big with his tentacles even after shifting into a relatively smaller form.

* Enhanced Durability: Diagon is extremely durable, taking multiple hits from Ascalon and Way Big's attacks without any significant damage.

* Flight: Diagon is able to float freely.

* Mind Control: Like the Lucubra, Diagon can control minds, but to a much greater degree. He took over all of Earth in a matter of seconds, while still being partially trapped by the seal.

* Resurrection: Diagon has the ability to revive the dead.

* Fire Breath: Diagon is mentioned to have a powerful fire breath, although he is never shown using it.

* Power Bestowal: Diagon can give a portion of his power to other beings.

* Laser Beams: Diagon can fire powerful laser beams from his eyes.

* Weather Control: Diagon can summon acid rain and lightning.

* Shapeshifting: Diagon can freely reshape his own body into a variety of forms. When battling Way Big, he adopts a more serpentine form, with smaller tentacles on his head and a body formed from three large tentacles on his underside. He is said to have adopted the form of a dragon during his first battle with Sir George. Diagon can also change his size at will.

* Regeneration: Diagon can rapidly heal from seemingly any injury. Ascalon's energy waves left slashes on his face that quickly sealed, and tentacles severed by Way Big's cosmic beams regrew themselves in seconds.

* Transforming: Diagon can transform other beings into Esoterica.

* Teleportation: Diagon can teleport anywhere he wants.

* Immortality: Diagon does not age, nor can he be killed by conventional means unless it was by Ascalon.

* Magic Knowledge: Diagon possesses great knowledge of magic.

* Sharp vision: Diagon can see very small things (compared to him).

Diagon's essence is power, which makes him vulnerable to having his power (and thus himself) absorbed by another.

Technically, this makes him exceptionally vulnerable against Osmosians.

Diagon's mind control can be blocked by protecting the head with certain metals, as well as mana.

Ascalon can also protect its wielder from mind control.

Despite being resistant to damage from conventional weapons, Diagon is very vulnerable to Ascalon.

Diagon is bound to the rules of magic, as seen when he returned a payment from a refused bargain.