It starts with death, the fuel of the Ether. Oris, the angel of death and balance takes a soul to the afterlife to fuel Cirrix, the angel of creation. Only with death can they repeat the cycle of life. It then all goes to make a guardian angel. The guardian angel is given commands by Agbarl, the angel of guidance, to protect the targeted living being to fulfill its needs. The guardian then disposes of the being, leading it to the afterlife to repeat the cycle. The stars are Ildien (ill dine), the angel of time. They are the reason that we know about this, and they hold all of the Ether's history and events. Then comes the fifth angel, Trulmarr. They were the angel of mastery. They were also the first angel that polished and refined the ways of the cycle. Trulmarr, driven by anger that they seemed irrelevant compared to the others, wanted to destroy the cycle of the Ether; the only thing they knew. For his greed and jealousy, the Morningstar punished Trulmarr to carry the ground of the Ether eternally. If they ever give in to the pressure, the entire weight of the Ether will come crashing down onto Trulmarr. Old myths say that the head of Trulmarr has surfaced somewhere. Somewhere the Morningstar has forever turned its gaze away from. Some say Trulmarr..... .....Will return in Avengers: Doomsday
I feel so Etherlicious For Spibble
