Krystin (Redux)

Krystin


Name: Krystin

Nickname: Eurynome

Gender: Female

Age: 4,698

Race: Goddess

Sexuality: Straight

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Lore/Backstory: Krystin, also known as "The Goddess of Destruction", is a powerful being who wields immense power over all things. She can move between dimensions at will and has even been known to destroy entire worlds in order to prevent them from falling into ruin. Krystin lives on an island near the center of the universe where she watches over her creations. Her true form is unknown, but it is said that people do not survive seeing what lies beneath the surface of her skin. It is speculated by some that she may have created the other deities themselves, or perhaps the monsters and demons that roam the world. She is also rumored to be the only deity of the Seven Gods whose worship requires a sacrifice, though she does not accept all kinds of sacrifices. In particular, she dislikes those that are violent or destructive and tries to dissuade their believers from following such paths. Krystin is most often seen wearing a long white dress with black ribbons tied around its waist and sleeves; however, this attire changes based on her mood. It is said that the more divine blood she has spilled, the darker the gown becomes until it matches the shade of her garments.

As one of the Seven Gods, Krystin's powers stem from the fact that she is the first deity born as part of the gods' creation process. While this grants her more power than any of the other deities, it also makes her extremely unstable. Krystin was once a young girl named Eurynome who lived in a peaceful village known as Elysium. However, the neighboring town of Niflheim became infested with demons and monsters after a cataclysmic event. The townsfolk were desperate for help, so they asked Eurynome to intervene. After much deliberation, she agreed to aid them. She traveled across the world to defeat the demons, but before she could make it back home, she realized that the damage had already been done. Since she felt too guilty about what she'd done, she decided to stay and live among the humans. Over time, she fell in love with one of the villagers and started a family. They lived happily together until one day when she was awoken by an ominous voice that spoke to her through the sky. This voice commanded her to go down to the world below, which she did without hesitation. There, she discovered a world that had fallen into ruin, and the source of its destruction lay within. Fearing it would happen again if nothing was done, she set off to find a way to stop the apocalypse. But no matter how hard she tried, she failed to come up with anything. Frustrated, she returned to the village and told the villagers what she saw. They begged her to do something, but she refused. Then, one night, a blinding light came from above and enveloped the whole village. When the light faded, the demons and monsters were gone. Eurynome's husband and children were nowhere to be found. Some believed that the demons and monsters had been banished from the world because of her actions, while others thought that she had summoned them herself. Either way, the townspeople declared her a demoness and chased her out of the village. She then headed north, looking for someone who could help her fix what she had done. Eventually, she met the other six gods and took an oath to assist them in times of need.

Though she still believes that she is the first deity, Krystin now knows that she wasn't the only one to be created during the creation of the universe. Her siblings, the other deities of the Seven Gods, were also brought into existence alongside her. She is the only deity whose worship requires a sacrifice, although the exact details of her beliefs regarding her followers are unclear. Krystin is also the only god who has the ability to travel between dimensions at will. It is thought that she may be able to move between the planes of existence, but the extent of her abilities remains unknown. Krystin is said to live on an island where she oversees all of her creations.

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