Doughael

Doughael has sickly pale dough and a slim, gracile body with a small waist and subtle hips. Their eyes are concealed by a folded white veil. Their hair is a short, chin-length bob, parted at the middle, with curls that turn inward toward the face. From behind their head extend two sets of wings, the upper pair larger and the lower pair slightly smaller. A floating black-gray halo is positioned behind the head, shaped like a highly decorated plate with swirling patterns. Around it, four small fork symbols of the St. Pastry Order float at the top, left, right, and bottom. It could be possible that the four small forks represent north, south, east, and west.

They wear a white gown designed to accentuate the body's shape, layered in three tiers resembling feathers, reaching down to the shins. They are barefoot and wear long white gloves that cover the arms entirely. Over the gown is a black vestment resembling clerical garments, with a back cape that transitions into a half-translucent fabric. The vestment is edged with sharp, metallic ornamental designs reminiscent of gothic architecture, with additional fork symbols attached at the two tail ends and clasp.

The Cookie carries a weapon combining the form of a candelabrum and a fork. The staff itself is metallic gray, with a fork-shaped butt, and holds three black candles tipped with violet-blue flames.

There once lived a pilgrim who sought the meaning of Cookie life. When They found the answer—the truth that Cookies were baked to be eaten—at long last, the pilgrim rejoiced. "Only through becoming one can we reach salvation!" And so, this Cookie set out a mission to share Their epiphany with the whole world. Soon, They became the High Forkbearer of the St. Pastry Order. Having cast aside Their former name, Their very flavor, this Cookie took the name of Doughael. Doughael crossed the boundary between worlds, and, having witnessed a glimpse of the Complete Vision, returned carried on the wings of pure white to liberate Cookies from their sins. Through Doughael's severance from the lights of the world, the revelation of the Almighty shines all the brighter upon Their pupils-one that dictates complete devotion to the providence's messenger. And once all living souls are conjoined in the Whole Dough, it is finished.

Doughael is a Cookie defined by unwavering devotion and a profound connection to faith and ritual. Even before their transformation, they were deeply committed to guiding disciples and overseeing their spiritual growth, approaching their role with both care and a sense of sacred responsibility. This devotion is not merely procedural; it is rooted in awe and reverence for the divine. Encounters with extraordinary phenomena reveal genuine wonder and even vulnerability, revealing a manlike side beneath their pious exterior. They are curious, reflective, and willing to place themselves at risk to witness or understand higher truths, demonstrating that their commitment is as personal as it is communal.

The experience of the Rift marks a profound turning point for Doughael, transforming them from a mortal leader into a transcendent, seraphic figure. Post-Rift, they adopt plural pronouns, speaking as “we” or “us,” a reflection of both multiplicity and the elevated perspective granted by their nearness to divinity. This transformation carries both symbolic and literal authority, positioning Doughael as a mediator between mortals and the divine, and granting them insight into the Godly Will and the ultimate purpose of the Holy Avatar. Their presence commands immediate devotion, inspiring both awe and loyalty. Followers perceive them as a prophet, and Doughael's words frame events (and even calamities) as expressions of sacred purpose.

Despite this transcendent authority, Doughael retains echoes of their past vulnerability. They balance humility with a sense of mission-driven self-importance, presenting themselves as a servant of the divine while simultaneously embracing the role of the necessary guide for salvation. Their fervor, while deeply rooted in devotion, carries an element of unpredictability; their zeal can lead to perilous outcomes, and their encounters with the divine are as overwhelming as they are illuminating.

At their core, Doughael is a mystical and visionary figure, one who interprets signs, visions, and cosmic phenomena as direct communications of divine intent. Their focus on the Avatar, the Whole Dough, and the Promised Day demonstrates both obsession and clarity of purpose. Through them, the mortal and the divine intersect, and their influence shapes the beliefs, actions, and ultimate fate of their followers. Doughael embodies a complex interplay of devotion, authority, awe, and danger: a being whose Cookie origins and post-Rift transformation coexist in tension, defining both their personality and the fervent devotion they inspire.

It is home to the Cookies along with a myriad of various other species of sweets-based wildlife.

Very little is known about the entirety of Earthbread's history and evolution before the Dark Flour War, as it as a term is generally used to simply speak of the world in which the Cookies live in a way parallel to the real world's Earth.

Its main, known landmass is referred to as the Cookie Kingdom, though other unlabeled areas of the planet exist.

The Cookie Kingdom landmass is the sum of all of the lands featured on the Cookie Run: Kingdom world map. While this mass is often referred to interchangeably with the term "Earthbread", more land, though unknown and unlabeled, exists outside of the Cookie Kingdom landmass on Earthbread.

Rather than it being a proper kingdom like the Vanilla, Hollyberry, Dark Cacao, and Golden Cheese Kingdoms. "Cookie Kingdom", in this case, simply refers to the sum of all known continents on Earthbread. It is not to be confused with the nation of the Cookie Kingdom.

Legends say that, eons ago, three witches once baked a batch of Cookies imbued with special ingredients that gave them sentience and free will. The vast majority of these Cookies were slaughtered and devoured by these witches, with only one individual managing to escape their grasp. It is said that the leftover dough from this night of brutality is what birthed the Cookie Kingdom—left out under sunlight, the dough cured on its own and eventually came to be the land on which all Cookies live today.

Unfortunately, even the initial source of this tale doubts its authenticity, and such seems to be warranted—while not much is known of the true creation of the Cookie Kingdom and Earthbread as a whole, it seems to be something much closer to the creation of the real world based on Relics in the Guild Museum. For example, the Hall of Nature's Gallery 4 includes fossils and mentions of "primitive Cookies", implying Cookies and the world around them natural evolution took place in the same way as our own Earth did.