#pyelan

"What do you mean-?" Pyelan's eyes widened slightly.

Bellroc sighed, turning away from him. "We will not destroy what we have created, Pyelan."

Skrael and Nari nodded beside them.

"Think about what you are asking of us," Skrael said, holding his hand out towards the precipice overlooking a vast expanse of forest- the life within it. "All those lives- wiped out? Every mother, every father and child? Every elder, all those memories, gone?"

"Those humans," Pyelan's voice was grit, angry and disbelieving. "Are killing your earth. They are killing eachother!"

His hands gestured wildly, eyes narrowed. "That is all they do, kill! They take, and take- they abandon! All they know is murder," Pyelan's hands curled into fists at his sides. "And cowardice."

Bellroc whipped around, sending a shockwave of intense heat throughout their surroundings.

"NO," they bellowed, their voice powerful and tone final. "Have you forgotten who created you? If it weren't for those you seek to destroy, you wouldn't exist."

A tense silence followed, their words echoing off the damp mountain walls.

"You ask far too much of us, old friend. I will not sacrifice so many for the faults of a few. That is a grave unkindness I will not allow," Bellroc struck the ground with their staff- a sign that they had made their decision.

Skrael and Nari regarded the old god with curt glares, for his request was nothing short of offensive- his arguments even more so.

"You are all fools! You will be sacrificing this planet!" Pyelan hollered, desperate for them to listen. "They have abandoned you just as they have me! You-"

"So that is what this is about?" Nari tilted her head, golden irises narrowing. Though not as quick to anger as her siblings, Pyelan was beginning to piss her off.

The god of nature stood from their crouched position, striding towards Pyelan with a snarl on their face.

The walls began to bloom- deadly nightshade, thorned vines that glowed with angry green energy.

The forest below began to groan as trees swayed and bristled.

"Humans stopped worshipping you and this is how you desire to fix that? By ending them?"

Pyelan would not back down, determined to stand his ground. He glared down at Nari, leaning over her small form.

"That was but an afterthought, little leaf. Do you not care about earth? Does your creation mean nothing?!"

Nari growled, vines inching closer and closer towards Pyelan. "Tread carefully with your next words, peacemaker."

The room dropped in temperature, ice spreading through every crack and crevice, spiking upwards.

"We do care, Pyelan. Humans are a part of our creation, and that is precisely why they will remain under our protection," Skrael hissed, their tone just as cold as the air around them. "You cannot honestly expect us to follow this plan of yours."

"I expect nothing- I only hoped my old friends wouldn't be blind to the truth-" Pyelan began to glow brighter, the look in his eyes crazed. "But I see I will have to do this myself."

The three gods of creation cover their eyes as his light grew too fierce, and then- just like that, he was gone.

Bellroc approached Nari, glancing at Skrael for a moment before gripping their staff tighter and slamming the end into the ground.

✨Here he is✨

Unstable glowstick man.

Also, a friend of mine (@corelex ) made a good point and asked who the villain would be for Wizards, since in my AU The Arcane Order aren't the villains-

So, I decided to make Pyelan a champion of sorts, someone he was using until he had to take over himself, Abyx.

Abyx is his 'Disciple of Peace', he made them himself for the sole purpose of fulfilling his vision for Earth.

Abyx ends up rebelling against him, and thats when Pyelan decides to take over completely.