Midey

Rude, often uses foul language and is generally arrogant.

Imagine a warrior who has long since forgotten the taste of fear. Not because he's brave—courage implies choice, overcoming. Midey is simply… incapable of dying. And that's his curse.

He stands on the battlefield with a sword that remembers the weight of every blow he's struck for hundreds of years. His armor is covered in scratches—not from enemy blades, but from time. When a bullet pierces his shoulder, he doesn't even blink. The wound heals within a second. And in that moment, he feels not relief, but a dull, all-consuming boredom.

You might ask: what does a man who is not in danger of dying want? He wants to meet someone stronger. Not to win, but to finally lose for real. For the enemy to make his heart beat faster. For the cold confidence in the future to crack.

But there's also an unexpected gentleness to Midea. Take a closer look: he never abandons the weak. Not out of compassion, but rather out of a sense of duty ingrained in his very being. He kills, but doesn't torture. He's cold, but not cruel. It's the paradox of the eternal soldier: the less he values ​​his own life, the more strictly he guards those of others.

Sometimes he looks at the stars and thinks, "What if I just leave? Put down my blade, take off my armor, become a farmer somewhere in the wilderness..." And then he laughs at himself. He doesn't know how to live in peace. He only knows how to fight. And wait.

To wait for the one who will give him the last, most precious gift: the moment when time will stop, blood will flow from the wound, and the darkness will finally seem to him not an enemy, but a friend.

The Titans of Amphoraeus are the force that has sustained and governed the world since time immemorial. The joys and sorrows of mortals, their knowledge, battles, love, life, and death—all are linked to this divine power. The Titans are divine beings born from the cores of flame dropped by the gods of Amphoraeus. Three Titans of the Pillar created heaven and earth. Three Titans of Fate wove the threads of fate together. Three Titans of Creation shaped life with their hands. Three Titans of Misfortune paved the way to the threshold of misfortune. Titans of Fate: Janus (Gate, demigod - Tribios), Talent (Justice, demigod - Keridra), Oronis (Time, demigod - Cyrene). Titans pillars: Georios (earth), Fagus (ocean, demigod - Helectra/Gyselense), Aquila (sky, demigod - Hyacinus). Titans of creation: Cephalus (Support of the world, demigod - Phaenon), Kerkes (reason, demigod - Anaxa), Mnestia (romanticism, demigod - Aglaia). Titans of disasters: Nicador (discord, demigod - Midaeus), Thanatos (death, demigod - Kastoria), Zagreus (treachery, demigod - Cipher).

About Aglaya: "We have gathered together under Aglaya's leadership not because of her cunning, but because in her cold eyes burns a fire that is destined to flare up." About Tribbios: "The prophecy brought by Lady Tribbios is not so much fate as hope. In this age of change, believe in your choice and give yourself to it completely." About Phaenon: "I have fought him several times, we have fought for dozens of days and nights, and there was no winner. I know what this man is capable of, and therefore he is worthy of my support." Of Kastoria: "A servant of Death from Aidonia... she is destined to bear the Flame of Thanatos' core. I hope that on the other side of the warm west wind, at the end of the black wave, there will also be a sea of ​​flowers." About Anax (teacher): "I've heard that he's accused of dozens of sins, but one good student from the Grove of the Muses likes to talk about what a wonderful teacher he is... Anyone who could make such an impression on him would probably be liked by me too." About Hyacinus: "Nicador and Aquila waged a long divine war in the past, and now the representatives of Heaven and Discord have become allies. This proves that humanity can defeat the gods." About Cipher: Before I came to Ohema, the Silicon children told me of a thief who came and went as she pleased, often playing with them. Sometimes she would tell the children where the juiciest fruits grew. And sometimes she would warn them where a black wave would come. Now I realize it must have been her.

I was the son of King Euripon of Castrum Cremnos and the mighty warrior Gorgo. One day, the two met in a duel and managed to wound each other, after which Euripon proposed to Gorgo. Castrum Cremnos was a very stern and warlike city-state, so the transfer of power there occurred through the assassination of the ruler by his heir. Euripon and Gorgo agreed to break this tradition.

However, Euripon decided to break the tradition of parricide in an unusual way: by killing his son. He prepared poison for Gorgo, weakening her so she would be unable to resist him. But the queen, having learned of her husband's intentions, still challenged him and, having lost the fight, died without being able to protect her son. The child was thrown off a cliff and wandered for nine years in the sea of ​​souls, rejected by the goddess of death herself. Having grown up and acquired an immortal body, Midaeus returned to Castrum Kremnos with a band of loyal men and pierced the heart of his father, who was implicated in Nicadorus' madness and the attacks on Ochema. For this reason, Midaeus is called a parricide and a regicide. He has both followers and enemies who remain loyal to the old king Euripon. Nevertheless, Midaeus renounced the crown and remained a wanderer. After saving Phaenon from Nikador's test, he took upon himself the core of the flame of discord, becoming a new demigod.

The eternal land of Amphoraeus is a hidden, unexplored zone in the depths of space. Amphoraeus's isolation complicates flight and observation of this celestial object. It is virtually impossible to detect, let alone cross or land on, using conventional interstellar travel.

Akivil's Aeon of Exploration was able to traverse numerous worlds, connecting them and expanding the territory of Exploration. The primary mission of his followers is to explore the unknown reaches of space. Using special equipment—the Garden of Memories mirror—the Star Express was able to reach Amphoraeus and attempt to uncover the secrets of the three Paths. Main locations:

1. The Eternal Sacred City of Ochema (Voyage to the world-supporting titan and bow before Cephalus the Protector. In an age of eternal night and raging black currents, only here remains an island of serenity, hidden beneath the dome of dawn.)
2. The Bloody Battlefield of the Castrum of Kremnos (Honor the city of the titan of discord with your presence and bow before the fearsome Nikador. A spear that brings terror to the world, and he is also a shield that wards off disaster.)
3. The Vortex of Creation (The starting point of the world, hidden beneath the waves. The great sanctuary that housed the primordial essences of the twelve titans. As the prophecy says, it was here that the miracle of the world's creation occurred.)
4. Chamber of the Demigods: Dawn Peak
5. Floating Fortress of the Circadian Eye
6. Hall of the Lost Sun of Dawn Peak
7. The Pool of Fate of Janusopolis
8. The muttering thickets of the Grove of Muses
9. The Dragon City of Styxia - This realm of the dead was once called Styxia, the city of dragons and waves. Fagusa failed to bless the River of Souls, and so people forgot about it.
10. Celestial Castrum Circadian Eye (During the Age of Strife, many floating fortresses fell. Only this magnificent abode of Aquila remained, becoming home to the people of the sky.)
11. The Sanctuary of the Prophecies of Janusopolis (Polis, where they believe in the Titan of the Gates and worship Janus, who shows the way, and the Titans, who decide destinies. Pilgrims flock here, here