The Book of Destruction.

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Sithis the Fire Bringer, Lord of Destruction

"Whence cometh Evil? Evil cometh apon the loss of all good, but I bring much more then Evil I bring sanctuary." - Book of Destruction line 33 verse 12

Sithis is hands down the most malevolent of the three God's, he is the son of Gaia and Meirn.
The conception of Sithis is spoken as one of the most amazing creations of all to grace our world, unfortunately Sithis did not bring grace to the mortal plain he simply hunted it. But it is still amazing, it is said when the two God's Gaia and Meirn first made love for the first time they created many new things and with Sithis came into the world Music it is said that from the very first Symphony was born Sithis.
Gaia and Meirn however did not have time for Sithis and turned a blind eye on their child for so much was left to do in the young new world. This is the heart of his nature Sithis in defiance attempted to mock the Dread and into the world many new things were born of his rage and loneliness those being the Daemons, Necromancy and of course he was the first to introduce Fire to Men. Thus sewing the seed of destruction he may not have created Death but he taught the Mortal races about it and how to kill one another. All in an attempt to anger his Parents.
Of course as the world aged as did Sithis he learned to guide his Children with a gentle hand. However his rage has often been sparked and Sithis is quick to the slaughter even of his own.
Sithis is often compared to Meirn, he runs his followers similar to those of Meirn possibly just the opposite which angered Meirn leaving them with a hollow relationship. Gaia on the other hand, he always tried to please his Mother but when he brought Fire into the world and destroyed many forrests she never looked at him again. Yes Sithis is possibly the most understandable of the gods, which makes him surprisingly popular.
His followers include.. The Daemons of Oblivion, the Flame Dwarves and Blood Elves and many far flung people.
Just like his parents Sithis chose three Angels to guide his flock on the mortal plain these three being..

1. Thirgos lord of souls
2. Daemius king of chaos
3. Kythron bringer of destruction

Those who are greatly blessed by Sithis are often great warriors. Occasionally Sithis will take a great follower and bless him with eternal life inside the void, although to a follower of Meirn or Gaia this is more of a curse.

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Thirgos

"The lives of hundreds rest in his hands, given power to give life, and to take it... Book of Destruction line 7 verse 23.

Nearly nothing is known about Thirgos but it has been recorded that Thirgos is capable of giving and taking life. He very rarely appears to mortals and is usually seen flying over a great battle where many lives have been lost. Sithis created him as a way to instantly take and give life, without the trouble of acctually "killing."Thirgos has rarely intervened in the mortal world and not many know his purpose. It is said that Thirgos is Sithis's eyes in the mortal plane and although he rarely interferes he is often seen. Thirgos most commonly takes the form of a "lich dragon" but also quite often appears as a regular person, to wander around cities and experience human/daemon life.
Thirgos first appeared after a great battle where many lives had been lost, not only daemons. It is said that Thirgos flew overhead collecting, what Sithis felt, were those that deserved a second chance. It is said that among these few, were a couple from nearly every race. There is a verse in the Book of Destruction that talks about these souls.
"He brought these men, and women with him. Into the void, they went, treated as kings and queens by Sithis and they spent many years with him, inside his palace. After many years he released these men and women, from the many races, back unto the world, given second life.
Thirgos most commonly takes the form of a "lich dragon" but also quite often appears as a regular person, to wander around cities and experience human/daemon life.

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Kythron

"And so, unto man he comes like a great wave of fire, consuming all in his path. He is like the ocean's tide, relentless and never ending." -Book of Destruction line 4 verse 36.

It is said that Kythron was created by Sithis as a personnification of destruction and as a direct way to wreak havoc. He was created for the soul purpose of destroying and mindless violence.
When Kythron first appeared it was unto the daemons of Oblivion during a time a great peace. They had been at peace for numerous years and had stopped raiding other countries. The daemons were beginning to become a more peaceful race and some say that this was of Meirn's doing. Sithis would not let his father interfere with his race. There is a small section in the book of destruction that tells of this moment and descriptively explains what happened.

"In a great ball of fire he came, the sky became orange and ash filled the air. The screams of the innocent could be heard as they were slaughtered where they stood. He had no remorse for the women, nor the children. No one could stop his rampage, he was a mighty warrior, unlike anything ever witnessed before. Fire rained from the sky, burning houses and daemons to the ground. Warrior after warrior threw themselves at this man, this thing that had come from the sky. For hours the onslaught went on, until the people finally realized there was no hope. This madness could not be stopped. They began throwing themselves into the flames and opening their veins in honor of Sithis, that he might save them from this beast. A great hole in the sky then opened and a mighty voice boomed out. "This is the wrath of Sithis, your race is not made for peace, you are to carry out my will and create chaos. Let my will be done, and nothing like this will happen again.
Almost as quickly as it had started the beast was sucked into the sky and the people were left to repair their houses and mourn those who were lost.

After that godforsaken day everything in Oblivion has been relentless in their quest to please Sithis, in hopes that his fury might never again be unleashed.

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