Mithrix

Only one of the brothers' creations could defeat them: Zlatitan. The titan created by the seer possessed an inordinate number of souls, making it truly powerful and uncontrollable. This is what Mithrix had to say about it: "Brother, what is this? Where does this deformity and weakness come from? Was there a flaw in my design?

Guardian. Come here. Let me look at your construction.

...

Now everything is clear.

The ratios are incorrect.

This isn't a minor mistake, brother. You deliberately deviated from the project. Why did you do that? You shouldn't assemble a structure from such a profusion of souls. You know such a structure would be too unstable, unpredictable, and fragile. We discussed this, but you still wasted the materials I gathered and your own energy on this mistake.

For what purpose?

At best, he could become only an insignificant servant, as he lacks the necessary components for strength and fortitude. At worst, he will betray us.

You've created the first creature in this world that threatens us. We can't leave it here. If we try to destroy it, it might retaliate... I'll prepare one of the vaults; we'll isolate it while it's young and naive.

You made a terrible mistake, brother.

From now on, I will be handling the project. I cannot allow you to build another disobedient construct with such powerful strength. I will assemble the rest of our guardians with my own hands: they will be weak, but at least loyal.

"Go home. I'll deal with this creature and maybe find you another project when I get back."

Most often, Mithrix thought of his brother's actions in this way: "For centuries I have watched you from my dead stone—and all this time, your vanity has never ceased to amaze me. You bring parasites to yourself. Degenerates, Rats, Monsters.
Unbridled creatures. Each one of them is a planet-killer, and you welcome them as welcome guests. Like children in need of protection and care.

Why won't you let them go? Fly away? Why do you build great walls with strong gates? Why do you create engines of destruction if you want to protect? They are all just pieces in your collection. You are a slave owner. A hoarder. A miser.

"Your death is not inevitable. And when you die—and you will certainly die—I will be ready. My patience has lasted for thousands of years. This planet is mine!"

There are three types of moon chimeras created by Mithrix. Golem - a four-legged stone creature armed with four magical cannons. Wisp - looks like several stone plates with a floating flame in the center. It can shoot needles at creatures. Fuse - a black sphere on four stone limbs. It can launch bombs that leave a burning puddle.

Mithrix is ​​cold by nature, but despite all his malice, he still remains attached to his brother, though he doesn't show it. Mithrix also holds the title of "King Without a Kingdom." Mithrix doesn't like to dissipate his knowledge of the universe.

He wields a two-handed hammer. Mithrix is ​​an ancient, cyclopean humanoid possessing divine powers. He stands approximately 3 meters tall.

Mithrix has a brother named Seer. The brothers' stories diverged on the same fateful day. Seer trained a host of creatures on Petrichor V and became their god, a protector of the weak. Mithrix, for his part, wanted to move on, not waste time on the "parasites" his brother had brought to the planet.

The story of how Mithrix was trapped on the moon: "Together, they built a portal. A great structure, allowing one to cross even the void sea without consequences, a marvel of magic and engineering. First, they decided to conduct a test and teleport to the planet's moon. Mithrix went first, and by the time he reached the moon, his escape was already cut off. At first, Mithrix hoped, believing that the portal had simply broken and that his brother would rescue him, having saved all the plans for such an eventuality. His hope of escape from his brother faded, replaced by the realization that it was his brother who had done it. He had deliberately locked Mithrix in a place from which he could not escape. This happened because of their differing ideologies. Mithrix wanted to experience the world in its entirety, to see everything, while the Seer wanted to protect the beings he had brought to the planet and become a sort of god to them."

There are four fundamental matters in the world: Design—intent. Blood—fuel. Mass—shell. Soul—freedom/intelligence/strength. It was Mithrix who discovered these elements and was the first to create from them. Mithrix despises the soul, as it inherently renders beings uncontrollable.