Dream_Lord14

In the wake of the Mirac Descent, Aven's true identity as an Original Vampre-wolf is unveiled, evolving into a Primordial Original Vampre-wolf after a fateful accident. Battling relentless assaults from 'Nature Balancers' and obscured supreme beings acting behind the scenes, Aven, once believed to be human, faces an inevitable demise.

As the world turns against him, Aven contemplates the point of survival in a hostile existence. With a mindset resigned to the icy depths of Hell, he plans his own demise. However, a dormant force within him, the true nature of the Abomination, resurfaces, challenging the predetermined fate dictated by nature and the world.

In a tumultuous revelation, Aven embraces a newfound resolve. Defying the river of time, he rejects the notion of surrendering to the world's expectations. Amidst crazed demonic laughter, he declares his defiance: "I will live not only to follow my heart's desires but also to spite those who seek my demise." Thus, a demon emerges, driven not only by personal desires but also by a defiant determination to spite all who wish him dead.

Eradawn: Mythos Unveiled

This is what they really mran by malevolent creatures.

Aven murmured, upon the sight of various abominable creatures.

Catching the sight of one that seemed to have deep black abyss eyes, then two horns protruding out of Its head, wriggling like worms crawling upon the surface of Its skin, then catching sight of another one that seemed to have a deep crimson pupils with protruding... sword instead of joints, and Its claws seemed so bizarre dark and ominous, the length of it more than enough to warn Aven that should that thing pierce through him.

He truly wouldn't be able to resist it in the least bit and would instead be sent to Hell immediately.

Merging with the darkness, Aven only felt discomfort from the abominable beings who couldn't seem to notice him even before he merged with the deep abbysal darkness of the surrounding.

But just to be sure, after all if he really died.

He would have no one but himself to blame for his carelessness.

The Abomination 'Of A Tree.'