Nevix, the Crescent Eye

Nevix, the Crescent Eye (Also known as the Enchanter) is the God of Magic, Enchantments, and potentially certain other spheres which have not been revealed. Nevix exists in all installments as canon, except more prominently in the Tears of the Gods story arc. During this time, he adopted the name of Legath, as his true form was weakened and he was forced to discover other means of survival.

## History

### **Tears of the Gods:**

Not much is known or recorded of Nevix's past, aside from the fact that despite his young appearance, he was quite an old God, having gone through numerous bodies as promised by the curse of the Crescent Eye. During a particular war, he forged an alliance with the God of Knowledge, named Almourn, aiding him in reinforcing his library's recesses with eternally potent enchantments which prevented the obstruction or theft of artifacts and tomes concealed within. Nevix was eventually, along with Almourn, presumed dead, as he had switched to a new host and abandoned his old corpse. The reasoning behind his weakness was the vitally lowered usage of enchantments and enchanting.

Taking the name of Legath, Nevix's power eventually corrupted him ever-so-slightly, however enough to convince him to utilize his powers to assist the dark royal, Traxis, in a later war when battle broke out between the two brothers, descendants of the old King. He prominently assisted in the final stage of the war, when the Elites kept the enemy defense captains at bay while their army stormed the Citadel. When Traxis and Aldis appeared at a standstill, Legath and the other Elites were beckoned forth to end Aldis' reign and assure the victory of his brother, whom had also brought forth Adrios and Vraxx, two immensely powerful Gods.

Intense combat ensued, however after exhilarating moments of battle Nevix emerged alive, with Aldis fleeing the Citadel. When Traxis had commenced to reward the surviving Elites for their loyalty and tremendous efforts, Legath was convinced to betray his lord directly in front of him by Adrios. When the four did so, Traxis, enraged, flung them against the back wall, stunning Legath on the first hit and beginning a bloodlust filled battle.

Through sheer determination, the Elites were able to hold against Traxis until exhaustion overwhelmed the Royal, who slumped to the floor in defeat. With a newfound gain of Royalty by conquest for Adrios, Myth's populace cheered, although it was known that another conflict brewed.

Twelve to seventeen years succeeding these events passed, and eventually through an elaborate plan Traxis was rescued from one of Myth's highest security prisons, and Aldis returned with a small yet immensely loyal group of Crusaders eager to bend to his whim, which of course was to free all from the blinding oppression of Adrios and Traxis. Nevix, under the guise of Legath, remained on several missions during the remainder of this, after helping Adrios raise a new order and council. During these times of war and chaos, he had slain the God of Ice, whom had, under Traxis, raised a banner and began a rebellion within a large portion of Myth, and the God of Phantoms, who merely was another Traxian warrior who had engaged in a duel with Legath.

Again he assisted, this time with slight facile, in a battle against Traxis yet again, which resulted in the death of the dark Royal, whose soul imploded upon reaching this state. Legath, along with the other Elites, was flung backward, although energy diverted from Adrios saved several Gods within the 500 meter vicinity.

The rumble caused a rupture, as an Ancient creature emerged from the depths of Night, the ground crumbling away and incinerating from sheer aura radiating from the creature. During this time, however, Aldis' troops had initiated an assault on the battered and weak army of Vraxx; A surefire victory, save for the Ancient now awakened from dormancy. Legath, driven by an insane outrage, attacked the light royal in a suicidal attempt to gain revenge for an ally. Refusing surrender, Legath allowed yet another ally to be slain at the hands of Aldis, who had killed the fleeting Quikk. (Who was attempting to assist Legath.)

Claiming the sphere of Shadows, along with the sphere of Regeneration from the previous battle, Legath healed his wounds and picked up the remaining eye of Tol'Reth'Mus, as the being had been seemingly destroyed during combat with the Ancient of Fire. Knowing immediately what dangers may have come of the eye's concealed secrets, Legath unleashed the power within, releasing the metallic dragonfly Koh'Ter'Hek and the rock armored scorpion Bret'Xi'Kev.

After initiating combat, and mistaking the two for hostiles, Bret and Koh traveled with the Elites to the Palace of Night, beginning a council meeting which would decide the fate of Myth as well as an alliance between the armies of Aldis and Adrios. Suddenly, however, Traxis' voice began appearing within Legath's mind. It was then revealed that Legath is perfectly willing to sincerely serve Traxis once more.

In possession of Ebony's Embrace, Legath would not only reveal himself as Nevix, but the Keeper of the Void; One of the Enders, five known yet only three surviving presently. The All-Knowing, All-Seeing, and the All-Feeling suddenly unleashed Ender power from within him, siphoned directly from the Void and empowering his entity, the power which had previously been contained due to its extreme volatility.