Loki Xaradar

[attr="class","appcontent2"]Loki isn't called a demon for no reason. With unknown origins and an unknown age, Loki comes off as quite mysterious. The way he acts, the way he talks, differs from anyone else. He's a man of vast intelligence and it shows in the way he says things and the way he does things. But there is one single thing about his personality that clearly stands out from others; there's a lack of humanity. Everything he says and does is all an act, perfected by a genius mind that had millennia to study human behavior. But there are obvious subtle changes that make him stand out from others, for instance, his definition of funny and others vastly differ. He finds the pain and terror of others all in good humor while something truly funny might irritate him. Another obvious discrepancy is his lack of caring about others. Unless it benefits him, he'll leave you to your own problems without a wink. To lovers, he's both cold and sexy. He can put on an irresistible show but he really cares nothing for pleasures of the heart of body. His definition of having a good time is at the expense of others. He finds entertainment in using others for his personal gains and using fear and pain as a means to keep them dependent. He doesn't care for factions or alliances. He follows himself and will only join with you if he's able to get something out of it himself, whether you're aware of it or not. But if there's one thing he's adamant about, it's keeping himself a secret. Only those in his syndicate know of him but even then, they don't know anything about him, his species, his past, nothing. For a being who had lived for millenia and had nothing else to really live for, he kept himself closed off from others, which created the mysteriousness about him. No body even knows about his twin brother. If there is one faction alive today that he hates more, it's the Magi. Too damn nosy for their own good.

[attr="class","appcontent2"]Only Ren and Loki know of their pasts, know of their humbled beginnings. The rumors that their lives began at the dawn of human civilization about hits the nail on the head. The truth is, demons had lived long before human beings, had developed and taught each other long before humans could form words. In fact, Ren and Loki's beginnings start when the human bible started. Lilith was Adam's first wife, a woman who had craved dominion over her partner. But she had been too much for Adam. He cast her aside for the demure and innocent Eve. Furious, Lilith found Asmodeus, a demon like herself, who only cared for destruction of man kind who they'd been forced to live the rest of their existence with. At the same time Cain and Abel were born, Ren and Loki were, each boy containing the infamous magik that had condemned the demons in the first place; Loki Shadowkinesis, the ability to manipulate shadows and Ren, Elemental Fire. The twins weren't okay with sitting back and watching humans make mistake after mistake. Instead, they wanted to help them with their misfortunes. One of the most notable achievments of the twins was Sodom and Gomorrah, though their names were never mentioned. If you were to ever ask Loki about that particular time, he'd smirk at you and tell you things may have gotten a little out of hand.

Nevertheless, it didn't stop the twins. Through out history, there are periods that are passed down from generation to generation, stories that are meant to warn the future of mankind's mistakes. Ninety percent of these mishaps were caused by one of the twins. It was so easy to change their names, assume a persona and easily drive themselves into any situation that was worthy enough for them to screw up. It wasn't until religion became a much greater cause in human lives that things between the twins began to change. Long ago, when the Goddess had created them, she had called them all Angels, beings designed in her image to please her. But it had been the Goddess's children, the demi-Gods, who had snaked their way into the minds of some of the angels and taught them magik, turning brother against brother. The Goddess, heartbroken that her greatest creations were killing each other off because of her children's petty jealousies, sentenced the Demi-Gods to the Other Plain where they would live out their immortality. But the damage was already done. Even without the Demi-God's influence, Angels fought other Angels who had no powers. The Goddess, hoping to restore balance, blessed the Angels without Magik with divine weapons, able to strip another Angel of their Magik forever, returning them to their original state. But because the fighting had gotten out of control, she sent her creations to a Plain called 'Earth' where beings called humans were just beginning to live. Through their deeds, the Angels with Magik were called 'Demons' by the humans they came into contact with and eventually, the name stuck. Of course, humans being the simple minded creatures they were, began to bring the Angels and Demons into stories of their own religions, allying them with a being named God and a being named Lucifer. It was because of these stories, that humans began to attack demons, seeing them as evil spirits who could steal souls and corrupt minds. It was during the Holy Wars in the Middle East, where Ren and Loki's paths took a drastic turn. While Loki kept to his demon nature, rising in his abilities, Ren found he had a natural skill in wielding divine weapons. He joined the side of the Angels and eventually, came face to face with Loki in battle.

Loki and Ren had never hated each other. In fact, as identical twins, they care for each other in a way not many could ever understand. They had come together in battle, at first, as opponents only, neither inflicting any damage. But it wasn't until Ren drew first blood did Loki realize that Ren was no longer the brother he could count on. Instead, Ren had devoted his life to killing Loki. Even worse, Loki found out Ren had been secretly on the Angels side for centuries. They had even designed him a divine weapon that enabled him to use it without it purging him of his Magik. Loki did the only thing he felt he could do at the time; he ran. He fled from his twin, leaving him far behind as he traveled new worlds, attempting to keep himself one step ahead. He tells no one of his brother in fear Ren would be able to find him. He keeps the knowledge closely guarded, just as closely as he does his past.

Fortunately for Loki, the story of Angels and Demons didn't end in the Holy Wars. In American in the late eighteen hundreds, he was able to once more, make a name for himself. He quickly rose in power, easily manipulating, torturing and terrifying anyone who came near him. As the twentieth century rolled around, Loki had successfully created an Empire for himself and had even begun to search for his brother, after all this time...