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Sun Pedro Martínez de la Rosa

Sun & Moon are two deities who ruled as a deity on the equator. But Moon betrayed her lover and forced Sun outside of their domain. As a parting gift Sun was given an amulet choker that would allow him survive outside the protection of their domain's barrier. Sun was heartbroken and furious for being cast out. Looking for a place to get back on his feet, Sun traveled south to the location of his old friend Ronan. Since their parting Ronan has become a king of his home country Lekle. Sun knew of his ambitions and was glad to see him alive and well after so long. After catching up Sun asked Ronan for aid in getting back his domain. Ronan, sympathetic to the cause of an old friend, led Sun into his private library. Here he issued Sun an ancient text, a monograph with the secrets to sever a demi-god from their domain. Ronan knew the history of the book and it went as such: (find history of the book with the old king wanting to become a god and what not) Opening the book Sun was immediately lost in dread, even with his fragmented knowledge of the divine, he could immediately see this spell was well beyond his comprehension. The book contained within it a stonic spell that was to be expected from one so old, but it was insanely complex and arcane. Written in a language he recognized as long dead were hundreds of pages of an interconnected weaving magic spell. In the back of the book is an addendum, the ink was much darker and the pages much fresher the rest of the book, most importantly it was written in a living language. Sun set to arduous task of translating the text unaided by the kings scholars, as knowledge of the books existence posed a threat to Ronan. The task took him months but he set out in secret with the book to prepare the spell. It was a spell created by a people in-between the time of the king and current day, its purpose was to create a special individual who could transcribe the master spell. The individual would need the sacrifice of a demi-god gifted in language and creation. Prior to setting out Sun captured the demi-god, losing his men and supplies in the process. Sun incapacitied the demi-god but only for a short peiord of time, meaning he could not resupply with Ronan but had to go strait to the church. In order to complete the summoning Sun had to perform the spell in the church of an old deity far to the north. The book was written in a foreign language and was complicated magic which needed to be translated. Sun set off to the north with a contingent of men put together by Ronan. The church was found to be located in a semi-populated town of Weilheim. Sun performed the spell, summoning Cole. Due to Theodore’s unintentional involvement with the spell he was forced by Sun to accompany the two as they traveled.

Demi-God

Sun is a demi-god,

Sun and Ronan Reunite

 Sun wakes up in his modest insulae room, since he arrived in the grand capitol Sun has been trying to get a message through to the king. He is sure that he will be granted an audience if the young king hears what Sun has to say. Without money or status he can't directly contact anyone of note. And as an outsider he was not allowed admission into the castle, and Sun has been loitering outside the palace walls trying to get the message across through those passing by. Most either turned their noses up or thought him a loon. As Sun dawns his outfit for another day of humiliation he hears a very imperial sounding knock at his door. He opens the door to a well dressed courier boy.
 "Please state your name." says the boy.
 "My name is Sun Pedro Martínez of the Rose" responds Sun.
 "The king himself has a message for you. His eminence requests your presence at your soonest convenience, you are to give your name at the palace gates and you will be escorted from that point onward." the boy turns his heels, bows, and takes his leave.
 Sun rushes his clothes on and heads out the door and down the stairs. Upon arrival at the gates, Sun is rushed over the moat and through corridors directly to the throne room. He enters through the grand palace doors into the room. Light pours in through a large stained glass mural depicting a scene of the Titan Atlas condemned to hold the world on his back. Half a dozen honor guards stand at attention as sun walks along the red and gold processional carpet. At the end of the room lies a raised platform, stairs lead to a throne and a stool, sat atop the throne Sun sees his old friend the King.
 Sun bows and raises his voice to reach the end of the long room - "Hello old friend!".
 The king leans into his elderly advisor and they exchange words. The advisor dismisses the guards from the room who march out with the rigidity of clockwork. The king seems to visibly relax the last guard seals the door shut behind him.
 "How have the years treated you old friend" asks the king.
 "Splendid! I can see you've done quite well for yourself" Sun replies.
 Sun makes his way to the end of the hall, bursting with excitement finally reunited after so many years. "I should have come sooner I just lost track of time, I'm sure you can relate all too well." says sun "Have you gotten out much? I was all but sequestered in my domain. How far we've come these, ships of such scale and so sturdy."
 "Yes, you've missed much in the time you've been away." replies the king.
 The king and old man descend the stairs as Sun reaches them and begins to step upwards toward them. They embrace as they reach in the middle, pressing their foreheads together -Sun having to bend down even as he stands on a lower step- the two sit down together on the steps.
 "Come let me see your face, take off that mask. I always avoided larger masks. I'm much more partial to a domino mask, I found the full-face style muffles my voice." says Sun, "Although your mask is exquisite, is that Ivory inlaid with lapis?"
 "You always did have a keen eye for the finer things" says the advisor who Sun did not notice standing just above the king.
 Previously thought of by Sun as closer to a dusty old piece of furniture rather than a man, Sun for the first time acknowledges aged advisor. Sun takes in the old man's too small eyebrows, square features, his almost orange eyes. The face of his old friend on a body that is far too old and frail and hidden beneath a greying beard. Sun looks back at the king, then to the old man advisor. Sun reaches out and pulls the mask from a face he has never seen before. The bent old man offers his arm to help Sun who takes it gingerly and stands, he grips tighter and pulls sun into another embrace, Sun having to bend even further down than perviously.
 "What has happened to you?" asks Sun.
 "You've missed so much these years" says the old man as he bends to pick up the ivory mask. "Come, let us talk in private." he turns to the young man in splendent robes "Little prince you may go."
 "Thank you lord Reyes" responds the young man as he takes his leave.
 "Would you prefer to walk with me in the gardens or to sit sit with me in the study?"
 "I've been moved around enough for today, my preference leans towards the study" says Sun
 "Wise choice" replies Ronan as they begin to walk off of the platform.

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Sun meets the Gray Beast

 Sun enters into the gray beasts domain, he can immediately sense entering the presence of a deity, a presence which should conceal his magic from the Seven. He undoes the lock and hesitantly removes his necklace. With a few dozen words he casts an insignificant canter causing a nearly imperceptible amount of smoke to escape his nostrils. He waits holding the necklace above his head. Minutes pass in silence as he braces for one of the Seven to collapse the world in around him. But no retribution comes. Sun closes his eyes chanting in another, older language. His throat swells, his eyes bulge, smoke seeps out of his nose, and from between his teeth. The smoke gets heavier, thicker, more viscous the air smells pungent of burning ash wood. His voice raises and echoes, he falls to his knees and clutches at his chest and throat without breaking his rhythmic chant. The wind picks up pushing the smoke that threatens to choke him into the air above. Sun’s voice abruptly cuts off, the last of the smoke trailing through his teeth to join the rest of the cloud. His demeanor changes, a bottomless unrighteous arrogance subtly morphs into a unchecked unbound confidence. His leering becomes looming that shrinks the sky.
 Sun cracks his wrists and wets his lips. He clears his throat. "I call upon the deity which resides in this domain!" Sun shouts in no particular direction other than up. The wind rustles the trees but Sun gets no answer.  He follows a stream up to a more densely forested area and demands the deity’s presence once again. "I know you're around here, I can feel you. How many of the Seven did you visit before you came here? No more than three I'd wager, come out and let me have a look at you"
 In response a bassy roar shakes the trees and resonates Sun's sternum like a tuning fork. Accompanying the roar in the shadows of the trees are a pair of large eyes that are too high up and too far apart. The creature looms as it stalks on broad shoulders crushing the wooded areas underfoot, breaking enough branches to imitate the crackling of a bonfire as it walks into view out of the thicket. First an arm, a burly arm coated in long, coarse, gray hair that spans for meters. Its hand is orange which resembles Sun’s own hand: four fingers and a thumb with three accompanying joints on each finger. Sun spreads his arms in a disarming gesture as he begins chanting low and quiet. The gray beast’s eyes narrow, it follows into view with its second arm, torso and hind legs. The beast’s head is small, its eyes dark and beady, its face covered in fur save for its orange bill. The creature is a behemoth standing an imposing 4 meters tall, its hind hands anatomically identical to the ones in the front. Without breaking eye contact Sun backpedals but the gray beast slowly closes the distance, stalking nearer to Sun on its four legs. Its hackles rise and its long tail sways back and forth. The closer it gets the faster Sun’s rhythmic chants and the lower the beast's head shrinks beneath its shoulder blades. The predator moves its hips closer to the ground like a gray spring of sinew loading tension. Sun, just as abruptly as the time before, ceases chanting.
 The beast collapses, its knees buckle and it claws at the dirt but finds no purchase. Sun draws his breath and begins another spell, the beast turns in fear and crawls away getting back onto its feet. Sun chants creating thousands of blue transparent gloved hands that appear in flashes clearing the surrounding area of debris. They pull leaves off trees, remove twigs, and pull plants up by their roots from the ground. In the pattern of a small rectangle around his feet, the hands etch symbols in the dirt. The hands dissipate, Sun empties the smoke from his lungs and takes in a breath of clean air. He continues chanting to create four lines of hieroglyphs. Each of the new lines propagating from the center of one of the four lines forming the established square, and each hieroglyphic line facing one of the four cardinal directions. The lines of glyphs open veins in his arms pooling blood in the air. In the seconds it takes to gather his blood the hieroglyphs surrounding him are etched deep into the dirt and stonic writings are uniformly pressed into the dirt in a wide circle connecting with the four outcroppings of writing. A haze appears around him, smoke billows and tendrils slither and shoot out of the four sections inside the circle grabbing nearby life: bunnies, lizards, and birds are brought in the circle surrounding him. An unseen force crushes the animals together, their blood mixes and seeps with an unnatural quickness through the newly etched troughs in the dirt. Sun kneels to place his palms on the ground, they mix with the blood and smoke rises from the dirt out through the space between his fingers. His words reach inhuman speeds as he enters the spell's crescendo. Without warning Sun's voice cuts off, his lips forming words silently under the concentration of smoke. The blood of Sun and the creatures sink into the ground and in the distance the beast howls.
 Sun clutches his stomach with both of his arms, his forehead against the dirt. Ecstasy from the return to magic and adrenaline from the encounter mixes inside him turning his stomach. He laughs psychotically, drool running up his cheeks. He gathers himself, he wipes his face clean with his dirty hands and stands up straight. He follows in the direction of the roar until he finds the gray beast. He stands over the beast as it violently struggles against the newfound fetters shackling its limbs to the ground.

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Personality

Sun’s most overwhelming personality trait is his pride; he would die before kneeling to another. His pride manifests itself as delusional arrogance because his years as a deity conditioned him to think of himself as above normal people. Another reason for his seemingly unfounded arrogance is that Sun is genuinely an extremely powerful magician. However since practicing magic would incur the attention of the Seven, he is effectively cut off from magic and any power he would have over other people. He expects people to bend over backwards for him, and is genuinely surprised when they always don’t. Sun also craves attention, he can sing very well and uses that talent to make himself popular with new people. He is entirely behind new technologies, Sun became isolated during the technological equivalent of the bronze age. (The current equivalent is about the 1500’s) He has a short temper and often incites violence in spite of his weak slender frame.


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