Morpheus-Daimonexus, the god of order, balance, judgment, and justice. He is the 3rd most powerful out of all beings in Nulleheim, only behind Deus and Vexavious, the primeval archenemies. Morpheus was born from the collision of the fragments of dozens of stars, forming into one being, as the effect of the battle the two primordials had. A passage from Celestiala yet again, that's about his origin: "Deus, and the remaining Abstractitans were destroyed as well. But then, a strange noise was heard. The noise came from the many shards of destroyed Stars, corraling together and forming a strange being. It had two bright and burning orange eyes, fiery torso and legs, two feathery wings with claws on its edges, burgundy armor and robes covering him and four horns sprouting from his head. He had a crown on his head, and his wings were ornate with his armor. “Greetings, fellow deities. You may know me as Morpheus-Daimonexus.” the being said. “And I was formed for the sole reason of order and balance. Balance between everything, chaos or order, light or dark...” Morpheus scanned the area. “Ah, the gods of light and dark are right before me, how utterly convenient.” He towered over the Abstractitans who were also surprised. “Balance? Pathetic.” Deus yelled to Morpheus. “You could consider yourself as puny, screaming in fear because your Voidus Star got destroyed.” he replied, coldly. “I serve nobody except myself. There is a reason that I am the deity of judgement.”" I think you can tell that Morpheus is lowk the alpha. Anyway, Morpheus is a very powerful deity, with power close to Deus', and certainly more authority over the universe than him. He, like Vexavious, can create celestial objects, lesser gods, other beings, and eternal punishment for tyrants and worse. Yay. Morpheus is also the "advisor" of Vexavious, because a lot of ideas came from him, such as mortals, the two Stars of punishment, Zaras for regular vile people and Zetanareol for the worst of the worst, where they'd be subject to torture that drives sinners full on insane. Four lesser gods named the Lethenells, shaped like deltoids with a crimson color, 6 eyes, 3 mouths, and two feathery wings, guard Zetanareol from anyone escaping. They are also creations of Morpheus. Morpheus is very wise, and he can be both warm and inviting, or cold and punishing both at once, such is balance. Now for the lesser forms of Morpheus, which he appears to mortals with. The 3 forms were all named after the greatest stars destroyed that combined to make Morpheus; Archaos, Equilas, and Zerphos. Keep in mind that all forms are weaker than his absolute form. As Archaos, Morpheus represents justice. He appears as a burgundy swordsman with dense armor, and four arms. He uses this form to punish those who are cruel, unjust, or vile. As Archaos, he is also very physically powerful, he can topple buildings with ease and slaughter Abstractitans. He cannot see, representing the blindness of justice. He also can't be defeated by any mortal at all. As Equilas, Morpheus is more of a sentient symbol of a scale representing balance. He is unmoving, and sometimes he appears in a distant horizon as him to warn people of great calamities, before becoming Justicius or the next form, Zerphos. Equilas can't be destroyed by anything at all, (except Vexavious of course) whether it be Deus himself or the other gods. He is also extremely tall, and by extremely I mean that he is taller than a skyscraper. As the last form, Zerphos, Morpheus represents order and authority, and he appears as a cloaked figure with armor and a veil. He watches from above, and commands armies, and he acts as an unmovable sentinel that helps whichever army of beings he finds right. And no, he can never be wrong about that, because he IS balance and order. Back to the absolute form, Morpheus also has a staff resembling Equilas. With this staff he can do many things, summoning beings, reckoning with powerful beings, bending matter like all the primordial gods, imprisoning, sentencing, eternally punishing, creating and destroying... oh and actually he doesn't even need the staff, it's pretty much symbolic more than anything. He can channel all of that power from himself too. Also, Vexavious wouldn't been able to imprison Deus without him. Anyways, that's it for my paragraph.
