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Phi is the God of Darkness. As the patron of darkness, he is a very quiet god that usually sticks to the shadows, but when he speaks, it usually contains some dark undertone. And give him enough incentive, he will quite literally become the stuff of nightmares.
He created darkness itself. Not the kind of darkness made by shadows or nighttime, no... the kind of darkness that swallows up every form of light until there's nothing left. The kind of darkness that smothers one's senses until all they know is complete and total blackness. The kind of darkness that makes one loose all semblance of sanity if they're stuck in it for too long.
Phi delights in his creation and the madness it causes. He enjoys spreading his darkness across the world and watching its progress as it consumes all in its path. Needless to say, he's not on very good terms with many of the gods, like Dante, the God of Color.
Because of his antics, he has been deemed a "Dark God", and is constantly outcasted by the other deities. In that, he finds solace with his brother, Hyde.
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Hyde is the God of Monsters. As creator of such unique creatures, he is a very inquisitive god that strives to know the purpose of every feature of every animal out there, if only to figure out how he can incorporate them into one of his own designs. Given enough incentive, though, he can transform into the worst monster humankind has ever known.
He is one of the handful of gods who can create life from scratch by imbuing items with his breath, though he takes it a step further. The other gods have standards that they won't cross when it comes to creating, but Hyde has none. Where other gods have lines, Hyde crosses them. He gives his creations features that other gods wouldn't dream of giving. His creations are often so grotesque that they have been coined the name monsters.
Some view Hyde as an inventor - others, a psychopath. He doesn't mind either way. He loves all of his creations as if they were his own children.
The main problem with his creations is that they rely on a lot more life force in order to keep themselves alive; Hyde's breath can bring them to life, but they require more in order to stay alive. To that end, Hyde has taught them to search for and consume the wandering souls of deceased humans. In his mind, the humans don't need their souls once they've died, so no one will mind if a few go missing. His antics have certainly kept Daigo, the God of Deliverance, busy.
The two brothers are known as the Princes of Chaos, as their actions can disrupt the lives of mankind as we know it.
What do you think of Gods Phi and Hyde?
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