Adam

Adam's History

Originally a creation of the Gods, Adam lived in the idyllic Garden of Eden, Land of the Gods, with his fellow creations. He was the husband of Eve, a woman accused of eating fruit from the Tree of Knowledge.

Adam was informed by two birds that The Serpent had framed Eve after his attempt to sexually assault her failed. Knowing that the Gods were unfair to mortals, Adam forcibly entered into Heavens Courts, displaying his loyalty to his wife whilst defiantly showcasing his contempt for the gods and their unjust trial. Barging in on the procession unannounced Adam killed the guard stationed at the door and began eating several of the apples from the Tree of Knowledge and instantly spitting them out in front of all present protest much to the crowd's collectives shock.

Despite the chaos and confusion, Adam had caused however The Serpent remained unfazed. His shock and surprise were apparent as Adam ignored him, barging straight past him and comforting Eve instead, he stated his intentions that if she were to be banished he would follow and be cast down alongside her.

The Serpent was furious. With his plans to make Eve's existence miserable thwarted he flew into a murderous rage, furious that Adam, a mere human, would dare attempt to usurp his 'justice'. The Serpent now threatening Adam demanded to know if he was truly foolish enough to believe he could defy the Gods. Adam, for the first time, acknowledged The Serpent's presence seems more concerned over the fact that he had been told The Serpent had made Eve cry. The Serpent could contain his anger no longer. Lunging at Adam with the intent to kill the Serpent proclaimed him nothing more than a worm, furiously stating his new intentions to turn them both into dust. Activating his Eyes of the Lord Adam copied and countered The Serpent's killing blow in an instant to the shocked silence of all parties present. Eve, now apologetic, believed that Adam had killed The Serpent out of necessity for her. Adam dismissed this notion claiming that what he'd done was for both of them. Extending a hand to the grateful Eve he told his wife that they would leave for Earth and instead make a paradise all their own. Leaving Eden for good both Adam and Eve proceeded to make a life for themselves on Earth producing two children, Cain and Abel while later going on to become the progenitors of all mankind.

Many years later, all of the gods decided to end all of humanity, but Brunhilde points out a clause known as Ragnarok which gives humanity a fighting chance. All of the gods rejected the idea until Brunhilde insulted their pride as they agreed. Adam was one of the peak human warriors selected to participate and fight against the gods in Ragnarok. Adam was then chosen by Brunhilde as her trump card and second warrior to fight in Ragnarok against the God's trump card, Zeus.