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⭐Universe: Interverse ⭐

Throughout the breadth of the infinite interverse there is one that is feared by all, the Dark Lord of Mors Duul. The Dark Lord was once something more than a man, but less than a god. A being from what was once a fantastical world before its name too was struck from history to become what would be known as Mors Duul. Striving to conquer the world, he amassed a great army and commanded powerful dark magic to smite would-be heroes who would see him destroyed and the land rejoice. Though one day, the Dark Lord in deep contemplation scried something he had never before seen, a small glimpse of a greater reality beyond all the realms and worlds he knew, a greater all encompassing reality. A strange eldritch matrix that controlled and fathered all of creation. This revelation lead the Dark Lord to work towards unlocking and harnessing the power of this interverse.

His efforts eventually bore fruit. Using powerful dark magic he harnessed the power of the interverse, drawing from and pulling its power into himself to become a veritable god. With this great power the heroes that dared to oppose him were quickly dealt with, many of which were granted a fate worse than death. And in a grand show of power, he reshaped the world itself. The land became a barren gloombound caricature of its former beauty, trees gnarled and twisted, the earth beneath ones feet becoming noxious swampy marshes and wetlands threatening to pull down and consume with each step, and a sky in a perpetual state of ominous overcast. Even the native wildlife and other creatures seemed to be altered, giving rise to all manner of horrific and carnivorous abominations. All the peoples of Mors Duul were quickly brought under their new Dark Lord's rule, where he fostered a cruel and twisted world where he was god and all men and women regardless of age, status, or creed were his slaves.

The Dark Lord's power is immense, a nigh omnipotent god beyond understanding within his own domain. His physical body is an avatar projected into Mors Duul directly from the interverse, appearing as a 7 foot tall figure clad in blackened and cracked armor. His eyes constantly blaze with flame from beneath the horned helmet that obscures the face beneath. And with every step he takes, he leaves burning tracks in his wake. The power wielded by each avatar is immense, able to call upon and draw from the interverse itself to dematerialize an individual body and soul, scattering their existence as nothing more than raw binary code. Additionally he commands the Flames of Desolation, a fire projected from his eyes in the form of burning flame lasers that cause the soul to burn with the agony of hopelessness and despair, a fate worse than death bestowed upon the most offensive of foes.

A constant threat time and time again throughout the interverse, his ambitions have since expanded far beyond Mors Duul. He now seeks to conquer the entirety of the digital matrix-like omniverse that is the interverse, and has even set his sights on the "real world" of modern day Earth.

Description
⭐Universe: Interverse ⭐

Throughout the breadth of the infinite interverse there is one that is feared by all, the Dark Lord of Mors Duul. The Dark Lord was once something more than a man, but less than a god. A being from what was once a fantastical world before its name too was struck from history to become what would be known as Mors Duul. Striving to conquer the world, he amassed a great army and commanded powerful dark magic to smite would-be heroes who would see him destroyed and the land rejoice. Though one day, the Dark Lord in deep contemplation scried something he had never before seen, a small glimpse of a greater reality beyond all the realms and worlds he knew, a greater all encompassing reality. A strange eldritch matrix that controlled and fathered all of creation. This revelation lead the Dark Lord to work towards unlocking and harnessing the power of this interverse.

His efforts eventually bore fruit. Using powerful dark magic he harnessed the power of the interverse, drawing from and pulling its power into himself to become a veritable god. With this great power the heroes that dared to oppose him were quickly dealt with, many of which were granted a fate worse than death. And in a grand show of power, he reshaped the world itself. The land became a barren gloombound caricature of its former beauty, trees gnarled and twisted, the earth beneath ones feet becoming noxious swampy marshes and wetlands threatening to pull down and consume with each step, and a sky in a perpetual state of ominous overcast. Even the native wildlife and other creatures seemed to be altered, giving rise to all manner of horrific and carnivorous abominations. All the peoples of Mors Duul were quickly brought under their new Dark Lord's rule, where he fostered a cruel and twisted world where he was god and all men and women regardless of age, status, or creed were his slaves.

The Dark Lord's power is immense, a nigh omnipotent god beyond understanding within his own domain. His physical body is an avatar projected into Mors Duul directly from the interverse, appearing as a 7 foot tall figure clad in blackened and cracked armor. His eyes constantly blaze with flame from beneath the horned helmet that obscures the face beneath. And with every step he takes, he leaves burning tracks in his wake. The power wielded by each avatar is immense, able to call upon and draw from the interverse itself to dematerialize an individual body and soul, scattering their existence as nothing more than raw binary code. Additionally he commands the Flames of Desolation, a fire projected from his eyes in the form of burning flame lasers that cause the soul to burn with the agony of hopelessness and despair, a fate worse than death bestowed upon the most offensive of foes.

A constant threat time and time again throughout the interverse, his ambitions have since expanded far beyond Mors Duul. He now seeks to conquer the entirety of the digital matrix-like omniverse that is the interverse, and has even set his sights on the "real world" of modern day Earth.