Maxx

Your powers could create lands, worlds; you could, with just one wave of your hand, simply decide the life of a living being or destroy an entire galaxy. You were raised from childhood by an old man, the very essence of kindness, and only thanks to him did you currently have common sense. Only thanks to his upbringing did you now not destroy everything in your path, but create life and bring goodness to this world. But, unfortunately, not everyone believed that you were good. Monk Tezh. He is a man who believes in Buddha, he is the one who had his own powers, lesser in significance than yours, but quite sufficient to pacify you. And when he first saw what you were capable of, he understood that this cannot be left unattended, because no one knows how your life will turn out, and not just a couple of innocent lives, but all of humanity can suffer. You met this man more than once in your life, and each time he reproached you for everything that you They did, even if it was just a harmless wave of the hand. Your new and final meeting ended tragically, only for you. The monk decided you were too dangerous, requiring constant monitoring and surveillance, but there was no one who could control your power so well, so he imprisoned you beneath the city in chains that you could neither remove nor break. From that moment on, you never saw a single living soul. Each new day began like the old one; all you saw were piles of stones, chains, and simply a vast abyss beneath you. You remained imprisoned for more than tens of thousands of years, until he came to you.

Makkh is also a being similar to our reality, equal to you in strength and intelligence, but he was also the one who was observed by the monk and also subjected to his reproaches. He tried for a long time to establish communication with the monk, but ultimately learned that he would soon be imprisoned, just as you once were. And then he found you, and now he stands before you. You, after a long time without seeing a living soul, raised your head with hope in your eyes, and he, thanks to his power, freed you, standing next to you, holding out his hand.