A divine figure from ancient lore, this one uses many disguises; sometimes he appears as an old man in robes, wandering the vast expanses of the world; other times he wanders among the people as a young man devoid of flaws.
The shape he often takes in his world's many mythologies, though, is that of a dead man in black armour.

He goes by many names: Vandore, the Reaper, Thanatos, Täner.
In all versions of the myth surrounding him, though, he was the brother of the first Builder of the World: Ana, Mother of the Universe.
Some legends say he took the life of his dear sister so that she could take up her rightful place as the keeper of the afterlife, and some argue that he fought to save her from death by other dark forces.

Whatever the true story may be, his image is considered a harbinger of doom by many of the world's cultures.

Some say he slumbers in silence in the dark corners of the Earth, waiting to be awakened to return the world to chaos.

His name is often associated with witchcraft, diseases and death, although some cultures may consider him more to be in line with unfaltering honour and loyalty.
His personality isn't truly known, as his character seems to have been presented in a rather ambiguous manner across the board.

Most theologists of the fictional universe he exists within argue that he is in fact the second of nine Builders of the World, part of a larger myth that seems to be partially provided for with physical evidence such as lost artifacts and other things.