hardworking • Disciplined • Farsighted • Apathetic • Realistic

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Sargon had pursued greatness among his siblings, working arduously to earn a position atop the mountain as the pantheon lead. He was stationed on overseeing the main planet as an exterminator of sorts, terminating failed experiments in super volcanic collapses, mass extinctions, sun implosions, as well as undertaking solo missions down on the surface of this planet to dispatch of problematic elements personally. Excelling at his work, Sargon received high honors for his brutality and efficiency and was soon promoted to lead his siblings.

However something changed when he became tasked to eliminate the final resource his sister had ever created. His siblings had learned to fear him but when he discovered 'mortals' and their subsequent request from his mother to eradicate them, he instead fell in love with the concept of them. He rebelled against his mother; Prime, and led his siblings into a revolution that only ended with him betraying his mother by locking her away of a vault deep within the earth. This was her punishment for attempting to terminate the experiment since Sargon refused to do his job anymore.

He spent years atoning for the destruction he brought unto the planet, by traveling alone, self flagellation, branding himself, and various other religious iconography with punishment through pain. Worship of him was almost universally banned by the mortals who feared him as a demon of sorts in their religion. Though this only got better with time, as the memory of the gruesome past of Sargon was forgotten to seemingly everyone but him. 

Sargon eventually managed to establish a sizeable worship base, who still feared him, but worshipped him as a god of heat, passion, and commerce. Unlike his siblings who had thousands of clerics and paladins, Sargon only had as many clerics and paladins as he took in lovers. He averaged out at any one point in time at having roughly 50. These Clerics and Paladins were also reasonably feared, as Fire is a highly destructive element to this very day.

In later years, before his death, Sargon had been having deep moral conflictions over his stance and where he was in his position, and his feelings grappled over one another towards greater humanity as a whole.