The Euclid

The Euclid is a horrifying eldritch entity. It feasts from human suffering and sin, blood and gore give it life. 

It has existed since the beginning of time, since Amadeus formed the world and tore it into three parts.

Euclid in its human vessel, is an ageless shapeshifter. His form never remains the same, he looks to be older than time itself one moment, and then like a newborn infant the next, he can take the incomprehensible form of angels, and the grotesque form of mutilated animals.

His vessel is weak, unable to handle even the small aspect of his true power, it overwhelms his developing consciousness. 

He can be torn apart, burned, eviscerated, and return to whatever form he desires. His mind is plagued with dark unstable thoughts, he is volatile and unpredictable.

He has formed sins throughout all of time, though for the first time since their inception, they have all formed at the same time, prompting him to take his human form.

Initially distant, controlling, and horrifying, he cared little for the sins, and they all feared him. Though the more time he spends with his human body, the more clouded his mind becomes, clouded with affection, with sentiment, with love.

He loses sight of his goals, of himself.