Eternity

* Spirit
* +Sheiba+Razorcat+Chiridirans
* +Sheiba and Razorcat
* Reincarnated in Gryf
* Sealed

### Physical appearance

It is unknown what Eternity looked like in her original body. As a spirit, he has nothing to do with the dark mass that his father Anathos' soul was. He is more like a fiery spirit, humanoid in appearance.

When he takes possession of the Legendary Gryf, he is similar to his father Anathos, when he had taken possession of Danaël. He has much of Gryf's features, but he no longer has any fur on his body, having only kept the haircut. The sclera of his eyes is black and the iris yellow. His skin is grey, white and burgundy red. Its tail is terminated by a diamond of skin. He wears a steel crown on his forehead, a long cape with shoulder pads, and thigh guards.

By taking possession of Sheibah and Razorcat at the same time, his appearance is much more monstrous. He has a gaping mouth and a very thick chest. He kept Razorcat's shaggy mop of hair. It has four tails, and five arms (one of them has an eye in the palm, two others have several joints, and of these two, one has a small circular mouth filled with teeth).

After absorbing the souls of the Chiridans, Eternity becomes a gigantic shapeless mass, similar to an enormous worm. It has a huge, gaping, circular mouth with many twisted teeth. A sharp, rough tongue sticks out. It has several eyes around this same mouth. On the body it has a few tentacles, areas of fur, and many arms, some skeletal. Her skin is bristling with pimples and spikes.

### Personality

Eternity is an evil god, following the ideas of his father Anathos. He doesn't hesitate to kill anyone who stands in his way, and above all hates being humiliated. He is capable of the worst cruelties, and has no morals, stopping at nothing to achieve his ends. In the possession of Sheibah and Razorcat, he no longer has control of his mind and has no more personality than a wild, out-of-control animal. But he kept a certain spirit of protection towards Shimy (it's because of this that he reincarnated) because of the fact that she bears the mark of her father (and perhaps a trace of love of Gryf for her).

### Abilities

As a god, Eternity is blessed with very destructive powers. He can destroy everything in his path with fiery rays, and obviously he can take control of a living being to make him his host. However, being far from being the most powerful of the gods, he does not have total control over his host, who can, with a little help and a lot of determination, free himself from the hold of the god. He is also unable to take control of two people at the same time without losing his mind. It is also endowed with powerful healing powers. Physically very powerful, Eternity is a formidable enemy in melee.

### Era of the gods

We don't know when Eternity was locked up, or why. We can only make guesses. Perhaps he aided his father in the task of gathering the godstones and destroying Alysia the First Named, perhaps he did things we have not been told. Anyway, it was locked up and entrusted to the people of Chiridans by the god Misery, who saved them from extinction. The sphere in which Eternity has been locked can only be opened by a divine key, split into four pieces. Each piece was given to a people (the Chiridans, the Jaguarians, the Marmosets and the humans). Only one of these peoples could claim to free Eternity from its prison and welcome the soul of the god within it.

Over the centuries, the people of the Chiridans, weary of their mission to guard Eternity, begin to dream of the day when they could finally be free, the day when someone would finally gather the divine key.

### Book 10 to 12

Anathos has reincarnated on Alysia, and is ravaging the planet. However, he does not turn his attention to his son, and does not plan to rescue him. He is killed by the Legendary Jadina. It is likely that Eternity was made aware of this, as its globe could display scenes taking place anywhere in the world.

### Between Book 12 and 16

Sheibah, a renegade Jaguarian, has set out in search of the four fragments of the divine key, along with her son Razorcat. Kirikiri, the leader of the Chiridans, understands that his people's mission is soon over, and that the god will soon be freed.

### Book 16

Sheibah, who has with her the three pieces of the divine key, is brought to the city of the Chiridans by Aperhos. Taken with her are the Legendaries, Shun-Day, Razorcat and Kelma-Thu. Kirikiri then offers these people to become the reincarnation of the god Eternity. The big day is coming, and they all go to the temple.

Kirikiri assembles the key, and Legendary Gryf immediately takes it. This one refuses at all costs to free Eternity, which annoys the god. Shun-Day forces her fiancé's hand by spearing Shimy with his spear. He is then forced to use the key, and becomes the god's guest. This one, reincarnated, goes down the steps and heads towards Shimy, after ignoring Sheibah and healing her. He notices that she has the mark of Anathos on her forehead, which makes her a chosen one of the gods. To punish Shun-Day, who tried to kill her, he fires an infernal ray at her, but misses due to Kelma-Thu jumping on him. It sends it back against a column.

Kirikiri approaches, telling the god he's not here for fun, to which Eternity insults him. The Chiridan immediately paralyzes his enemy: he had for a while placed a control spell in Gryf's katseye: thus, he put Eternity under his control, and plans to dominate Alysia with it. Moments later, Razzia, Amy and Jadina appear, and put Kirikiri out of harm's way. Eternity then comes to her senses, but Jadina arrives and jumps on her, slapping Tenebris' magic bracelets on her skull. The god is in awe of the Legendary's power, but he knows it won't be enough to tear her from Gryf's body. Jadina knows this, and appeals to her friend, and asks him to fight to eject the evil god out of him. It works, and the god ends up locked in the magic bracelets.

later and again, Eternity escapes, and tries to take possession of the first body that comes. Sheibah offers, and the god accepts. However, Razorcat steps in front of her to protect her. The god then takes possession of the two Jaguarians, involuntarily. Uncontrollable, he devours Shun-Day, who passes within his reach. When her fiancé Gryf tries to attack her, he immediately rejects him. Eternity raises her head, opens her gaping maw, and sucks in the spirits of all Chiridans, killing them, and increasing her own strength. It mutates, and becomes even more monstrous. Razzia and Amy then decide to throw it into the air, where it grows even bigger. Jadina uses her powers along with the residual Eternity energy still present in the bracelets to launch a powerful attack, which destroys the god.

## Trivia

* Eternity comes from eternity (the time).

* Anathos doesn't seem to have tried to deliver his son Eternity when he ravaged Alysia for two years. There are several possible reasons for this (if we obviously put aside the fact that Patrick Sobral had not yet invented the character of Eternity at the time of the Anathos cycle): Anathos was not necessarily aware of the imprisonment of his son or perhaps he didn't care about him (The second idea is the one that most of fans think).