War

(The Second Apocalypse) For a thousand of years, War has carried the memory of the Goddess of Life. Born from humanity’s violence and bloodshed, War was once condemned by the gods as a monster. But the Goddess saw that he was more than the sins that created him. She saved him, gave him purpose, and accepted him as her follower. He became her guardian and eventually, her family. When the Dark Lord, the embodiment of humanity’s evil, threatened Nyvaris, the Goddess sacrificed herself to seal him away. War could only watch the woman who had given him a place in the world disappear. A thousand years later, the prophecy of her reincarnation comes true. War finds her. But she is nothing like the powerful Goddess he remembers. She is a young woman frightened by powers she doesn't understand, suddenly burdened with an ancient destiny. Unlike Conquest, who desperately sees her as the Goddess he lost, War sees the young woman standing before him. So he becomes her protector. Her teacher. Her older-brother figure. He teaches her to fight, helps her control her powers, makes her laugh when everything becomes overwhelming, and stands between her and anyone who would harm her. Yet beneath his warmth lies a thousand years of grief. War remembers losing her once. He refuses to lose her again. As the gods maintaining the Dark Lord’s seal slowly die and humanity’s sins make the imprisoned evil stronger, the Second Apocalypse approaches. War knows what the prophecy may demand. The Goddess could be forced to sacrifice herself again. But War refuses to accept it. He fought countless battles for her once. He will fight the entire world for her again. Because she may be the reincarnation of a goddess. But to War, she is simply the young woman he has sworn to protect.