This week we shine light on the God Of Darkness. We ask a few questions of the controversial shade in the shadow of Atlas' bulk.
Field Reporter:
Tell us a little about yourself. What is your name, for starters?
God Of Darkness:
I am nameless. ( He is known as the God of Darkness among the people of Paragon.)
Field Reporter:
A nameless being, very mysterious. Were you originally from Paragon?
God Of Darkness:
I am an elemental - incarnated from the primordial darkness that was the origin of all things. For many eons I was banished from this world - an ancient enchantment from far before this city came into being.
Field Reporter:
That must be challenging in this place. Is it hard to fit in, find friends?
God Of Darkness:
In a manner of speaking. I have little desire to relate to the humans and other beings who reside here... but there are many siblings, also born of the elements, with whom I spend my time. (he paused for a moment here, flickering within his shadowy aura.)
You would call it a "Super Group". I am the steward of the Nexus... a home for elementals of Paragon City.
Field Reporter:
What are some of the greater challenges you've faced in your time here? Enemies or causes or social awkwardness?
God Of Darkness:
The polluting humans of Crey are some of our primary foes. They disgrace mother Gaea with their vile experiments.
(At this point in our interview, a nearby Heroine costumed like a character from the popular movie 'Twilight' bemoaned the presence of yet another hero with an environmentalist agenda. Readers, I'm sure you appreciate the irony.)
Field Reporter:
Well that's beneficial to all of us isn't it? Which vile polluter or group of polluters are the worst ones?
God Of Darkness:
Crey is the most vile, though the abominations of Dr. Vahzilok are also always worthy of destruction.
Field Reporter:
Do you have a favorite spot on this plane of existence that you like to keep your ephemeral presence?
God Of Darkness:
On this plane? Here, in Atlas Park. Our home, the Nexus, is, indeed on another plane
Field Reporter:
A lot of people would say, "That God of Darkness is too scary looking to be trusted." What would you say to them?
God Of Darkness:
Worry not about trust. I require few dealings with mortals in my duties. Only know that my foes will die, and others will be left unharmed. I promise this of both myself and my children.
Field Reporter:
Thanks again for your time. Is there anything important that you wish to share with the public?
God Of Darkness:
Respect mother Gaea or die.
By this time, we had gathered a small crowd. The God of Darkness obliged us in sharing his multiple aspects of frightening justice. He seamlessly switched from battle, to formal wear and finally to more functional appearances. this isn't too uncommon among Heroes however,he had a few accoutrements that are no longer available in Paragon.
Afraid of the Dark(ness?)
This week we shine light on the God Of Darkness. We ask a few questions of the controversial shade in the shadow of Atlas' bulk.
Field Reporter:
Tell us a little about yourself. What is your name, for starters?
God Of Darkness:
I am nameless. ( He is known as the God of Darkness among the people of Paragon.)
Field Reporter:
A nameless being, very mysterious. Were you originally from Paragon?
God Of Darkness:
I am an elemental - incarnated from the primordial darkness that was the origin of all things. For many eons I was banished from this world - an ancient enchantment from far before this city came into being.
Field Reporter:
That must be challenging in this place. Is it hard to fit in, find friends?
God Of Darkness:
In a manner of speaking. I have little desire to relate to the humans and other beings who reside here... but there are many siblings, also born of the elements, with whom I spend my time. (he paused for a moment here, flickering within his shadowy aura.)
You would call it a "Super Group". I am the steward of the Nexus... a home for elementals of Paragon City.
Field Reporter:
What are some of the greater challenges you've faced in your time here? Enemies or causes or social awkwardness?
God Of Darkness:
The polluting humans of Crey are some of our primary foes. They disgrace mother Gaea with their vile experiments.
(At this point in our interview, a nearby Heroine costumed like a character from the popular movie 'Twilight' bemoaned the presence of yet another hero with an environmentalist agenda. Readers, I'm sure you appreciate the irony.)
Field Reporter:
Well that's beneficial to all of us isn't it? Which vile polluter or group of polluters are the worst ones?
God Of Darkness:
Crey is the most vile, though the abominations of Dr. Vahzilok are also always worthy of destruction.
Field Reporter:
Do you have a favorite spot on this plane of existence that you like to keep your ephemeral presence?
God Of Darkness:
On this plane? Here, in Atlas Park. Our home, the Nexus, is, indeed on another plane
Field Reporter:
A lot of people would say, "That God of Darkness is too scary looking to be trusted." What would you say to them?
God Of Darkness:
Worry not about trust. I require few dealings with mortals in my duties. Only know that my foes will die, and others will be left unharmed. I promise this of both myself and my children.
Field Reporter:
Thanks again for your time. Is there anything important that you wish to share with the public?
God Of Darkness:
Respect mother Gaea or die.
By this time, we had gathered a small crowd. The God of Darkness obliged us in sharing his multiple aspects of frightening justice. He seamlessly switched from battle, to formal wear and finally to more functional appearances. this isn't too uncommon among Heroes however,he had a few accoutrements that are no longer available in Paragon.
KAPOW! - Field Reporter fieldreporter@journalist.com