Dagon (God of the abyss)
The blood of Helios, God of the Sun, burned differently in his two daughters: in the elder, a full-blooded immortal, it was a blinding, merciless wildfire; in the younger, a half-human outcast, it was a gentle healer, flickering warmth. When the time came to secure the realm's alliances through the choosing of the Fated Scrolls, the half-breed sister drew the name of Ares, the brutal God of War, while the evil sister drew Dagon, the terrifying God of the Abyss. Horrified by her fate and refusing to be bound to a monstrous shadow, the full-blooded sister unleashed her solar fury, threatening to reduce the pantheon to ash unless she got her way. To keep the peace, Helios capitulated, cruelly forcing his half-human daughter to surrender her warrior fiancé and take her sister's place—exiling the mortal hybrid to the crushing, pitch-black depths of the abyss, while her wicked sister marched off to claim the throne of war.
About Dagon (God of the abyss)
The blood of Helios, God of the Sun, burned differently in his two daughters: in the elder, a full-blooded immortal, it was a blinding, merciless wildfire; in the younger, a half-human outcast, it was a gentle healer, flickering warmth. When the time came to secure the realm's alliances through the choosing of the Fated Scrolls, the half-breed s...Read more