In the beginning, only the Absolute Being, along with light and darkness, existed in the universe. He was completely alone amidst the emptiness of the cosmos. Due to this emptiness, he created two powerful groups of entities: the Rulers and the Monarchs, using light and darkness, respectively. The Rulers were tasked with protecting everything, while the Monarchs were tasked to destroy everything. Because their purposes were directly opposed, they began fighting against each other. The power balance between the Rulers and the Monarchs was equal, with neither side having more power than the other.
The fight continued for centuries. One day, the Rulers asked the Absolute Being to give them extra power to defeat the Monarchs, but the Absolute Being didn’t give them any answer. After that, the Rulers discovered that the Absolute Being was using them for his entertainment.
They started planning to kill the Absolute Being and end this eternal battle against the Monarchs. However, Ashborn, the strongest Ruler, remained loyal to his creator and didn’t agree with the other Rulers’ decision. Ashborn began fighting to save his god. Even though Ashborn was the strongest Ruler among them, he couldn’t fight; he was no match against the seven other Rulers. They easily defeated him and left him for dead. After that, the Rulers marched into the throne room and speared the Absolute Being to death.
How is it possible to kill a god ?
As the most supreme being in existence, the Absolute Being wielded unmatched power, capable of bringing life into existence from nothingness. Whether crafting inanimate objects or breathing life into organic beings, such as the Cup of Reincarnation, his abilities knew no bounds. Despite his immense might, the Absolute Being appeared inept in utilizing his power for combat. Thus, the Rulers managed to bring about his demise with relative ease. Ashborn later observed that despite the Absolute Being’s divine status, his power was not infinite. This limitation extended not only to himself but also to all his creations.
