Difference between revisions of "Kalki"

''"The glory of victory in battle feels petty and empty to me now. I've discovered something so much more precious."''

''"The glory of victory in battle feels petty and empty to me now. I've discovered something so much more precious."''

A visitor from another realm with a powerful, four armed body and a stubborn, inflexibly hard head who despises chaos and disorder. In the world he originally came from he was known as an Avatar of Destruction, one who would end the world. When he was first summoned to Tokyo he was infuriated by the disarray he beheld and resolved to destroy this wretched world as well, until he was hit by Cupid's arrow. For the first time, he felt what love was like, and his heart softened. Kalki has a strict, austere personality, but he has stayed his hand in destroying the world because of this love, not wishing to be separated from the object of his affection.

A visitor from another realm with a powerful, four armed body and a stubborn, inflexibly hard head who despises chaos and disorder. In the world he originally came from he was known as an Avatar of Destruction, one who would end the world. When he was first summoned to Tokyo he was infuriated by the disarray he beheld and resolved to destroy this wretched world as well, until he was hit by Cupid's arrow. For the first time, he felt what love was like, and his heart softened. Kalki has a strict, austere personality, but he has stayed his hand in destroying the world because of this love, not wishing to be separated from the object of his affection.

His sacred treasure is his scimitar, which shines with heavenly light and the power to cleanse filth and corruption. Kalki himself realizes that there is no such thing as a pure, incorruptible world, and therefore every world must eventually be destroyed, but he has sealed away most of his power. Because love is such a new sensation to him, his views on romance and affection are strangely innocent, and even now he feels a sense of fondness for the person who first stoked that flame within him.

His sacred treasure is his scimitar, which shines with heavenly light and the power to cleanse filth and corruption. Kalki himself realizes that there is no such thing as a pure, incorruptible world, and therefore every world must eventually be destroyed, but he has sealed away most of his power. Because love is such a new sensation to him, his views on romance and affection are strangely innocent, and even now he feels a sense of fondness for the person who first stoked that flame within him.