The Crimson God is driven by a need to help others. He is very optimistic and passionate having both faith in and hope for humanity. He believes that people are inherently good and can achieve anything they put their minds to. Because of his centuries of training, he is able to achieve impossible feats and there are many tales telling of them, most with a moral message. He dresses in robes akin to that of his followers, however more supernatural in nature. They are made of the finest red silk covered with golden embroidery telling the never ending history of the world. The images continue to move and change as history continues, all that is or ever was can be found embroidered into his endless red silk robes. Long dead plants spring to life and blossom around him into beautiful flowers that only ever exist in his presence.
Below is a myth telling of his origins.
The Crimson God lived in a time of great suffering. Famine,
pestilence and war were common. The Crimson God was a slave, his was a life
filled with endless toil and work. He was the lowest of the low, unloved and
uncared for by society. One day he looked around at his fellow slaves and his
heart broke, then and there he decided that enough was enough, he would stand
up against this injustice. The Crimson God began to train, in any way he
could. Anything and Everything that he
could, he turned into a training exercise.
One day, after years of hard training, when his masters
began to taunt and abuse one of the weakest slaves, he stood up and ordered
them to stop. Confused and infuriated that this lowly slave would dare insult
them so, they attacked him, attempting to teach him his place. The fight was a
quick one. After, the broken bodies of
his former captors lay before him and the former slaves stood in a state of awe
and gratitude. The Crimson God walked
away into the jungle, deciding to dedicate his life to training his body and
his mind so he may help his fellow man.
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