Anhrak (Greater God)

''"I no longer bend the river of fate. If fate decides that I should die, then I will die." - Anhrak, late Third Age.''

Anhrak was an adventurer that lived in Gemini on the First and Second Age, although he came on Gemini all the way back in the Dragon Age. Since the second age, he discovered that his brother, Syth, was also on Gemini.

At the end of the Second Age, Anhrak got ordered by Crysta to banish the lesser gods from Gemini, using a god's tool known as the Shard of Glory. Before he did so, he gained the ability to create a 'reincarnation' of him, before disappearing in the shadows.

Anhrak made a return in the late Third Age, which appeared to be caused by his own reincarnation. His return, though, appeared to be the trigger of an apocalypse, the Tragedy of Querces, which was a repeat of an earlier event, the Tragedy of Mardan.

History
Ever since Anhrak came on Gemini, he has been haunted by his past. Anhrak technically is more than 4.500 years old, and his life was divided in phases.

His first phase was 4.500 years ago in Mardan, the capital of Utopia. Along with Danny, Eagle, Luso, Magra, and Viero, he served the god Wakiza as a Guardian flock: the Lati. Their role came to an end when Annakharl, which was Anhrak's superior, was expected to be the culprit of Wakiza's death. Instead, a special visit revealed that it was Anhrak himself that planned the assination, and wanted to pin Annakharl for it. This, however, was prevented from happening, although Wakiza was still forced to hide.

After Wakiza's withdrawal, Anhrak and Eagle decided to split up their memories to avoid being found, and Anhrak fled towards another dimension, which's name is unknown. This dimension was inhabited by the Khragat, and Anhrak changed his shape and life matching towards their style. His life, though, ended up with another twist as the dimension was under siege. Many Khragat left or were recruited by lesser gods from other dimensions. Anhrak, instead, went towards a fairly new dimension: Gemini.

On Gemini, Anhrak took the lifestyle of a Dark Dragon, where he was living alongside Syth. At this point, he had no memories yet what relation Syth had to him. Nothing particulairly is known about their doings within the Dragon Age.

2.000 years later, known to be the Age of Colonization, Anhrak took the lifestyle of a human again, and built a storage house north of Gemini's capital city, Horon City. Since he was a human, he encountered that some other Khragat went towards Gemini too, and noticed that one by one, other Lati were present still. Within the First Age, Anhrak also discovered, together with Eagle, that he was one of the Lati as well, and that his superior, Annakharl, went to Gemini too, in order to kill Anhrak.

At the Second Age, Anhrak eventually discovered that Annakharl ascended to godhood. At the end of the Second Age, Anhrak became a Greater God, with the task to banish the lesser gods. The action, though, took the life of one of the Lati: Eagle's.

In the Third Age, Anhrak made a return, although he was expected to be 'dead'. He returned because trouble was stirring, and was wondering if his ward created in the Second Age was a good thing to do. When he returned, he also taught his reincarnation, Thordur, his special ability; the ability to copy abilities from others and use them as their own.

At the end of the Third Age, Anhrak dies due an event that appeared to be a mistake, but instead gave a better result than what might've happened. When Anhrak died, the ward disappeared and the debute of the Dark Age began. While Anhrak's ward disappeared, the weapon that was used to kill Anhrak became a new god-slayer weapon, the Javelin of the Heritor.