orthros

Everything in our world is temporary.Cities and empires fall and are forgotten under the dust of time, swords and yelling rust and crumble.Even mountains that seem eternal for mortals, whose life is relatively short, erased to the roots under countless dawn.Only the gods avoid what is inevitable for everything else.They stand together with the time itself as the only heirs of the infinite. Before the forces of darkness destroyed the heavenly kingdom of the gods, there was a flickering tower with a clock, created by the heavenly carpenter asel.However, the clock in the tower did not just indicate the time.Rather, time followed the arrows of this structure.Minutes, hours and days walked dutifully beyond the turning signs of the divine artifact.Ansiel’s skill was such that the clock was filled with a kind of feeling that developed and expanded over time.The gift herself was awarded them with the name - Orthros.In the first battle against the underground residents, Orthros fought with Dara.It was when she fell that Orthros discovered the ability to literally turn back the ability.She stood up again, the blood from the fallen returned to the wounds, and her eyes, previously closed by death, opened.The armies exposed their swords again and moved back to the opening gates.Everyone except the gods themselves did not know that they were given a second chance. Dara fell again and time has changed again.In each iteration, it fell and the result became more and more gloomy for the strength of light and life.In the final attempt to win Orthos took time.Dara ordered this time he left everything as it is.Her fate was her fate and no intervention would change this. Since then, Orthros paid little attention to mortals.For centuries, he steadily supported the flow of time and did almost nothing.Only when he learned about another creature with the same forces as his, he stirred.The demon appeared at various points of the continuum to change the past and future.However, time belongs only to Ortros.He will not allow another to change him of his own free will. "Indomitable, inevitable, but not unchanged"