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There are four ranks in the continent of Cheszul. Highest God, God, Demi-God, and Mortal. The Highest of gods sent down Mythanar from above, to fulfill his one purpose. Mythanar must learn as a demi-god to understand loss, suffering, and how to be kind. As a High God, he treated mortals and ones below him like toys to be thrown away once they were of no use anymore. Since Mythanar is now reborn as a demi-god, approaching from the Quiet Willlow Forest's grounds below. The High Gods above decided to put him in a tough spot as a teen in Cheszul, for him to search for the start to his journey of his purpose. He despised the High gods then, wondering why he must do this. He had no understanding, no kindness, and no care for guilt. He laughed at danger, laughed at the people who though could change his harsh personality to that of good and kindness.
Mythanar was woken up by a young mortal prince named Val (Karma#262276). This prince was about his age and seemed to be alone in Quiet Willows Forest for who knows what reason. The two grew up together solving puzzles and living through challenges. Mythanar would train with Val in his palace, growing stronger by each day until Mythanar had built his own cottage nearby the palace. Saving himself from other eyes so they would never suspect his true self. The real problem was that Mythanar's heart restarted every time he died. The High Gods would not allow his death unless he completely knew the loss, the suffering, kindness and understanding. His wounds would heal as well and so he always cried to the High Gods above, asking why he must go through such torture. They would always respond with, "Your time will come, and you will know so.". Later on, Myth met Lorapeli, his soon to be wife, in the magical forests of Theshan. He had wandered too far and Lorapeli was currently enjoying her stroll to see some family friends that were fairies. Lorapeli was the Goddess of Beauty and lived in Theshan. She was the daughter to King Kholotel "God of the Moon" and Queen Qroyja "Goddess of Dusk". Mythanar and Lorapeli began to grow close, Lorapeli visiting him almost every day until bringing him to meet her parents. The King and Queen would not accept that they were lovers, so they banished their daughter for loving a demi-god.
Mythanar and Lorapeli soon found out the King and Queen of Theshan were not upholding their true vows. The King and Queen were killing innocents and starving the people. Lorapeli vowed to rule the throne one day and defeat her cruel parents. Mythanar was the one to kill Lorapeli's father, the King. Lorapeli killed her mother who never once gave her a ounce of affection. The two rejoiced with a country that was now theirs. Though, Mythanar throughout the war btween the parents, had lost Val. His best friend. Mythanar accepted two parts of his purpose here, loss and kindness. He accepted that the mortal did not have any power, did not have more lives. He could not relive this life, and neither could Gods. Only High Gods could. Mythanar only relived every time he died because of his rebirth from High God to Demi-God, due to his purpose and lessons to learn. Lorapeli helped Mythanar learn kindness throughout their time together. she taught him kindness and soon patience. Their first daughter came about but was soon lost to a God. God of the Underworld. This would soon come into play with Mythanar's learning of suffering. Mythanar learned after making peace with this God, that life must go how it should. Everyone has their own paths of life they lead, short and long. His daughter's life was a short one and a lesson to him. Suffering was real and Mythanar accepted that. Mythanar suffered so much with his daughter's death, with almost losing his whole palace, family, pride and country to the God of the Underworld. He learned that not everything must be met with violence, but peace and words first. It had worked and the God of the underworld still had his own life and purpose to lead, so he lived. In the end of Mythanar's life, he had another child, a boy. A heir to the throne finally. Lorapeli still loved him, continued to do so even when Mythanar passed. Mythanar became High God once more, but High God of Purpose and Understanding.
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