MF217 Designs: "UD-05 ZAALIM" Bio

<-UD-05 ZAALIM->
<<-Ultimorian Deity of Time->>

"This is a testament to how important this is; how my grand reveal is to be seen by all and witnessed, as my own being graces your pathetic eyes to your unyielding temptation to bow before me. I need not speak my name for I am not the master of my fate, I need merely to show you my signature I leave upon this very earth before you all."

Ultrarian Index: Enigmatic Type
Alignment: Neutral Evil
Species: [=REDACTED=]
Age: [=ERROR=]
Gender: Male
Hypothetical VA: Liam Neeson
Goal: To destroy the Greater Multiverse to watch creation begin anew from nothing as to bare witness to it and learn how it happens.
Motive: To find out how the Greater Multiverse creates itself from nothing after having been previously denied the opportunity before.
Noteworthy Traits:

• Insufferable ego and God complex.
• Views everyone and everything else as being completely unworthy of his presence or even breathing what he believes to be his air alone.
• Completely unfettered in terms of trying to accomplish his own goal, completely dismissing everyone else's concerns about his plans as a not important to his goal.
• Hypocritical when he calls everyone else as desperate for attention when they argue against him, despite how absolutely self-centered he is as a whole.
• Was previously banished from existence by the other 12 Ultimorian Deities because they deemed his plans to destroy the Greater Multiverse anew to witness creation begin from nothing far too extreme and too egocentric to allow him free reign. Eventually returned after all 12 of the original incarnations of the other Ultimorian Deities were killed off due to their lack of presence no longer keeping him banished.
• One of the very, very few antagonists in his story to be considered flat out evil instead of merely antagonistic in some capacity.
• Tends to view motives as very weak in terms of going down in history; sure, he admits they give context as to why people go down in the history books of infamy, but he notes that most people only tend to talk about these individual's actions and the consequences of them rather than equally discuss both this and the individual's motives for their (in)famous actions. He believes the idea of a motive only exists as an explanation for why they do something, but does not directly contribute anything as to why somebody ultimately becomes famous, as he notes "actions speak louder than words" and considers a motive to be nothing more than words in this context.
• Ultrarians possessing the ability of time mastery is considered a forbidden technique because of Zaalim's existence; when Zaalim first appeared in existence, he and one other entity like him were both the sole time masters of the Ultimorian Multiverse; he killed the other time master and took his power for himself, believing it unnecessary for there to exist two time masters if the other Ultimorian Deities were so inclined to have time mastery as a whole be a forbidden technique. Very hypocritical about this considering he's completely arrogant in believing himself to be the better of the two original time masters, and he has actively exploited his powers to accomplish his goals, much to the hatred from the other Ultimorian Deities. This subsequently got him banished from existence and caused him to miss out on witnessing the events of the then current incarnation of the Greater Multiverse being destroyed in a massive war as the Greater Multiverse gets recreated from nothing, with him unable to witness this crucial moment as a major insult to his goal and only fueled his hatred towards his former allies.
• His desire on the knowledge of the origins of the entire Greater Multiverse as having originated from nothing is his most crucial end goal; he wants to know exactly how everything originated from what was once nothing, rather than witness creation as being responsible because of a creator deity whom he deems cheapens the aspect of the idea of everything and anything as having originally been created solely through nothing; after all, even if the creator deities originated their own worlds, where did the creator deities themselves come from? That is a question that only adds more fuel to the fire towards Zaalim's burning ambition to witness creation from nothing.