History of Ḫušar
The Roots
Ḫušar is a divine monster conceived by the Father and Mother of Darkness. When the end days came and the great revealing occured he and his twin sister, Lylah, would be born to the darkness in Zetalon universe but would go back in time before the emergence of the Chronoverse to do the will of their parents in the era of the Greeks and Romans.
His name is also spelled as Khushar and Khoshar and means darkness, murk, and obsucrity in the language of Zetish. However, in the language of his people it is written as 𒄷𒊬, which means “to pull up an inscription by the roots.”
When he was born he was the youngest, but when they went back in time he became the oldest of his family, as he and his sister lived at the beginning of the time of creation and remained in the darkness and the night until their time came during the age of the Greeks.
Érebos, Lord of the Darkness
During the era of the Greeks and Romans he was called Érebos (also spelled Erebus, and Erebos). His name meant “darkness” or “gloom” during those days. He was the personification of darkness and carried himself as the son of Ananke and Kháos. He and his sister, Nýx, are the reason why mortals still knew of the stories about their parents.
It was said that they came before Aether (Light) and Hēmérā (Day) and would be there when they were no more. By the Aeoliran Faith he is called the first ruler of the gods of creation who watched over them carefully.
The mortals were told that in order to enter the realm of Qur they would first have to pass through the territory of Érebos. The Romans would call him Scotus.