Anone

Divyat like most people born into his era was ordinary, he was destined for nothing more than mediocrity. yet he wished for so much more than what his life could offer him. 

With an unattributed spirit root, there was only so much he could achieve on the road of cultivation, yet it was a road he was more than willing to walk on, crawling every inch of the way to get the power he craved, even if his end seemed predetermined and limited.

Then one day tragedy struck, the sect and the family that he loves and loved him back in return was attacked and awash in flames before the dawning of a new day. In his bid for survival Divyat ended up accidentally Killing a nature spirit, one responsible for the balance of winter and wind, absorbing it's power and becoming a new avatar of nature, a mortal deity in and out of itself with power over elements.

But a boon as good as this, is not worth anything without your loved ones to share it with, so instead Divyat will use it to get his revenge and should anyone get in his way, he will freeze them to cinders, because when a man's heart has gotten cold enough; even the world itself will burn from it. 

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Legend Of Legends: The Bandit King

<p>Divyat was a being of cold rage, one that had what was rapidly growing to have absolute control over his qi and the ability to infuse it into his techniques.  The midnight monsoon was a water attributed technique and while Divyat had the water attribute, it was a secondary attribute that came together with the wind attribute to make his ice attribute.</p>

<p>It didn't have as much power and effect when utilizing the technique as someone who was really born with the water qi spirit root. The only reason why so far it was so dangerous was because of how robust and effective his qi was. Hut right now, almost without paying full attention to it, Divyat had sunk in the concept of the frigid ice into the technique, changing it from a water technique to an ice technique.</p>

099: Trap II