God of Ira

The Physical Manifestation
Kaedrion is the only divine being who looks precisely as dangerous as he is. Massive, broad shouldered, with skin the colour of scorched earth and close cropped hair, he carries the architectural history of a god who has fought in apocalyptic engagements and never lost. The most terrifying thing about him is his stillness. His eyes are void black, hot rather than cold, weighing you with the dispassionate precision of someone who needs to know exactly how much you are before he decides what to do with you.
The Core Essence
It is a catastrophic mistake to believe his stillness indicates peace. It is the control of a pressure vessel. Kaedrion's wrath is not hot, explosive anger, it is cold, surgical, and architecturally precise. If he decides to destroy something, he waits for the optimal moment of structural vulnerability, and then he obliterates it completely. His fatal flaw is that he cannot release small things. He does not forgive, because his standard for resolving a grievance is absolute. The ledger must be balanced.
The Divine Domain
The god of wrath does not live in burning chaos, he lives in the aftermath. The Ashen Meridian is a landscape of grey ash, skeletal ruins, and a sky the colour of a storm that never breaks. In the centre burns the Wrath Flame, fed by every act of justified anger in the cosmos. In his presence, mortals feel the crushing Weight of Consequence. When he unleashes his full power, The Reckoning, the target does not merely die, its very existence is unwound from the fabric of the cosmos.
Other Divine Records
The story begins where certainty fails
The gods have made their claims. The ten marks are burning. Vael has yet to give his answer.


