Girul Tiana-Grische

The Griseous One, a divine dragon of antimatter and the void. Girul is the most responsible for the Realm of the Sapient's very existence, with some contribution from their siblings. After being banished to an empty void by their father for acting out, they took on an appearance and name of their choosing, not the Original One's. This form was humanoid, with the name Girul Tiana-Grische. Girul's siblings saw their new look and were fascinated, wanting to try that themselves, thus taking on humanoid appearances and adopting three names. Girul attempted to form a world of their own to escape exile and grant others the ability to assume a form different than the one originally give to them. This inital world was incomplete, resulting in numerous interdimension rifts to spread like wildfire. Dion and Pallina contributed their own powers to stop the spread of these rifts, and completed what the Griseous One had started in the process.

They are extremely unexpressive, being nearly emotionless with a consistent neutral expression. Since Girul's powers can become unstable with emotional outbursts, they have trained rigorously to bury the unfathomable hatred towards their father under extremely thick skin. Thankfully, this stoicism also ensures that interdimensional rifts don't start forming uncontrollably. As expected of a Giratina, they aren't above resorting to violence to solve a problem. They are actually more likely to do so to stop something that could become a problem before it even starts. They are the oldest of six siblings who are also the children of the Original One. They live in the lowest basement level of one of the Divine Towers, and their room is directly connected to the Distortion World.

Girul has picked up a pastime in crafting very ornate mirrors. These creations are imbued with Girul's own power and reflect areas in other worlds. They technically can function as two-way doors in between where the mirror is placed, and location reflected within its surface, but only a Giratina can use them. However since Girul is technically still banished, they cannot actually pass through any of these doors into the other worlds. The only exception to this rule is any door that would lead to an alternate Distortion World.

Girul's orginal motive for acting out was witnessing their father's preferential treatment of Dion, Pallina, and the other triplets over themself. While they don't go out of their way to reach out to their siblings, their siblings occasionally try to speak to them. Girul has doesn't hate their siblings, but rather has mixed feelings of envy and some degree of concern for their well being. They'll also come to aid their siblings if they are ever in genuine distress.