AZRYAL
Demonstrates how a lie built from partial truths can become law, religion, history, and civilization.
Summary
Demonstrates how a lie built from partial truths can become law, religion, history, and civilization.
Story purpose
- Demonstrates how a lie built from partial truths can become law, religion, history, and civilization.
Core canon
- Falls in love with Fahya.
- Murders Fahya’s husband Seron.
- Wins Fahya’s genuine love without revealing Seron’s murder.
- Fathers Avaron and Fahriel with Fahya.
- Their birth kills Fahya.
- Takes Fahya’s older children, Evyra and Aderon, to Atlantis under the claim of protection.
- Becomes obsessed with overcoming the lethal Starborn-human reproduction curse.
- Manipulates Rexiel’s earlier rebellion.
- Encourages or exploits Shemyaza’s Watcher rebellion.
- Gains access to heavenly weapons and Zyelium.
- Kills the Oracle of Heaven.
- Attempts to read possible futures in the Oracle’s blood.
- Misinterprets a vision involving Amala, Celeste, or a future woman connected to his fall.
- Betrays Shemyaza.
- Publicly claims to have killed Shemyaza.
- Secretly imprisons Shemyaza beneath the Golden Colosseum in Atla.
- Engineers the Great War between Balaria and Sandoria.
- Manipulates the Atlantean Republic into responsibility for war crimes.
- Gains temporary emergency power.
- Converts emergency authority into permanent imperial rule.
- Installs Starborn governors throughout the empire.
- Exiles royal and imperial rivals.
- Establishes the Imperial Church.
- Claims El Elyon is no longer God.
- Attempts to suppress truth through altered records, controlled lifespans, censored bloodlines, false miracles, and imperial education.
- May use the Crown of Knowledge.
- The Crown forces him to experience the suffering caused by his rule.
- He becomes physically broken and unable to function normally.
Core belief
Arc
Relationships and affiliations
- opposed by EL ELYON
- opposed by THE ORACLE OF HEAVEN
- opposes ZYEL
- opposed by ZYEL
- Related to AMALA OF HOUSE PAVNA
- Related to FAHYA